TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1950
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
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For Sale Real Estate
120 A. WITH 91 A. water rights.
Mod. house, godd barn and chick
en house, double garage. Owner
will take a house in Bend or Red-
mond as part payment. Reason
able terms. For further informa
tion call or write
DESCHUTES REALTY CO.
! ART SMITH RUTH SMITH
Ph. Days 255-Z Eve. 355-W
Box 1081
Redmond, Oregon
BEND'S LARGEST
HOME SELLER NEEDS
LISTINGS
COZy well const. 2 B.R-.'mod.
Close in on Georgia. Price cut to
.$3950. Terms.
LOVELY 3 B.R. & den on Har
mon. $12,000. Terms.
4 LEVEL lots, plus mod. 2 BR
home E. 2nd. St., $6100. Terms.
FARM, near Tumalo, 120 A., 85
A. wtr. Nice modern home. Good
barn and other outbldgs. This
ihTiSk .nas and wiu Produce.
$18,000, terms.
Phone 167
ALL STATE REALTY CO
221 Greenwood Ave..
REAL ESTATE contract on Bend
property, $3,450.00. Interest 67c
payable $50.00 month. Some dis
count. Contact Chas. Antilla, Box
14, Grays River, Wash.
SEVENTY ACRES1rriGAT
5?' ffa'! bmldings, all farm equip-"en'-
" Pnce $10,500 cash.
OVER 200 ACRES IRRIGATED
level and free of rock. 5 b.r. mo
dern house, large barn. Deep
well On highway for $35,000.
Good terms.
RANCHES: 1500 acres $30,000
free water rights for alfalfa
grain and pasture. SET-UP for
300 cows $55,000.
GEM OF A LITTLE HOUSE.
New 2 b.r. modern. Lovely view
of mts. Excel, location. $4750.
EAST SECOND 2 b.r. modern
Quiet neighborhood $.,950.
WEST FOURTH 2 b.r. modern
and garage. Ideal location. $1100
dn.
BUILT FOR GRACIOUS LIV
ING: 2 b.r. large living room and
fireplace, very close in $13,000.
Will accept late model auto on
down payment.
TWO ACRES WITH CITY WA
TER. 2 b.r. modern, barn, etc.
$6500. Good terms.
FOR SMALL ACREAGES.
CLOSE IN TO BEND, see us,
$1000 up.
BUY A BUSINESS, we have
several listed.
HI-WAY REAL ESTATE
228 East 3rd St. Phone 869-J
HERE IS A REAL VALUE. Lo
cated on 2 lots near shopping.
Living room. 2 bedrooms, bath,
kitchen and dinetle neatly done
in knotty pine. Small ulility
plumbed for Bendix. Small
basement with furnace. Range
wiring and electric water heat
er. Sturdy stone garage, out
side sleeping room or play
room for children. $700.00
down. Don't miss this opportun
ity. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED mo
dern home in fragrant pines, on
fast growing east side. Living
room, dining room, kitchen. 2
bedrooms, bathtub and shower.
Fireplace, range wiling and
electric water heater. Garage
connects brcezoway and di-n.
Owner leaving. $11,500.00.
Terms if desired.
E M. BUCKNUM, REALTOR
1029 Brooks St. Phone 331
Near Chamber of Commerce
OR TRADE: One acre, 7 room
modern, city sewer, acre of wa
ter, sprinkling system for out-of-town
propertv. Phone 13JS-J D. L.
Stevenson. 1470 E. 1st St.
ANNE FORBES. REALTOR
36 OREGON
PHONE 36-W
(1) 3 A. ON OLD Dalles Cali for-1
nia highway. Close in 3 A.
Arnold, well built barn. Cistern.;
Onlv S25O0. Terms. 2i M-.AK ,
golf course, 10 A., 3 A. water. 4-,
room house. Outbuildings, SJ!o0,
terms.
IMMEDIATE possession: 2 bed-'
rooms, large living loom, carpet-,
ed, plumbed for Bendix: electric t
stove & circulating oil heater. ;
Double garage. $6950. S-'OOO down.
ATTENTION, Investors! 3 re I
room, bath, some furniture. Only i
$2500 cash. j
EXCELLENT huv. 120 A. Ranch. !
2bdrm. house. New barn & out-;
buildings. Sprinkling system. ;
$16,000. $12,000 down. Will trade
for grocery store or service sta
tion. 1 BLOCK OFF ElRNSIDE
3 I.OTS: Level, fenced, lawn ami
berries, water an'l lights. 114 L.
6th, or Phone 15S3M.
For Sale Real Estate
PROPERTY BARGAINS
Anyone with $5000.00 interested
in purchasing 5 houses phone
1087-J days or 2104-W-3 evenings.
106 Minnesota or
WRITE P. O. BOX 363
FINEST LOCATION
1 Blk. East From Drake Park
5 LOVELY rooms, 31 foot Hv.
rm., full din. rm., fireplace, 2
bedrms., modern kitchen, home
fully insulated. Full cement base
ment with pipe furnace. Fine gar
age, beautiful lawn, paved street,
About 5 yrs. old, but in wonder
ful condition. $13,000.00 on terms.
STUCCO RANCH TYPE
.2 yrs. old
TWO FULL lots with this charm
ing 2-bedrm. home, lovely lawn
and beautiful trees, well arranged
for living, hot water, radiator
heat in each rm., fireplace, weath
erstripped and insulated, utility
rm. Extra bedrm. can be added.
Good garage. Owner leaving, will
sell this lovely home for only
$11,000.00, some terms.
SMALL HOME CHEAP
2 BEDRM. MODERN home, din
ette, kitchen range incl., founda
tion, garage, new exterior paint.
Drive by 722 W. 12th then call
us to see it. Full price $3300.00,
only $650.00 dwn., bal. $40.00 per
month.
J. S. DAVIS CO.
Phone 185 -" Rm. No. 1,
Penney Bldg.
MODERN 1 b.r. and garage. Fruit
room. Nice garden spot. 2 lots
$3300. $300 down. Immediate
nncc
LARGE LIVING ROOM 'AND
FIREPLACE. 3 b.r. and bath. Au
tomatic furnace heat. Garage.
Ideal loc, $9000.
FARM FOR LEASE. Pasture and
alfalfa. Nice.
HI-WAY REAL ESTATE
228. East 3rd. Pho. 869-J
FOR SALE: 5 furnished rentals,
see my realtor, Anne Forbes, 36
Oregon Ave., or write owner, 424
N.E. 73rd Ave., Portland 16, Ore
gon. WALDPORT property, house &
warehouse; would like to trade
for city property in central Ore
gon. Rt. 1, Box 15, Bend.
BARGAINS
. AT GILBERTS
3 ROOM: Modern on paved
street. Good condition inside and
out. $3150.00 cash.
MODERN home just outside city.
3 bedrooms, 1 down and 2 up. Oil
heat, elect, water heater, range
wiring. $5000.00, with $1600.00
down, bal. $35.00.
2 BEDROOM. Modern home, well
furnished, has 2 lots near pave
ment & bus. $1800.00.
3 BEDROOM: Modern, quite
new, automatic heat, beautiful
yard fenced. , $9450.00.
2 ROOMS: Furnished home on 2
lots. Total price $950.00 with
terms.
LISTINGS WANTED
GILBERT'S REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE
1015 Wall
Phone 1916
Fuel
I CORD 16" gr. slat), $14; 2 core
16" dry slab. $19. delivered it
Bend. (You haul from yard. S
per cord.) Central Oregon Fuel
Co.. phone 201W 936 A St.. Red
mond. Ore.
PHONE 444
For Fuel Service. Standard heat
ing oils. Lump, nut, stoker, coal.
Petroleum coke. Pres-toLogs.
Bend Storage & Transfer
222 Irving Ave.
For Salt! Farm Products
CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK
to Central Oregon Auction for
the highest prices. Sale every
Thursday. Ben R. Smith, Mgr..
nhonp 3.1R8.
NO. 1 POTATOES $2.25 sack.
Will deliver. H. F. Crosswhite,
Rt. 3, Box 168. Neff Road, north
side Pilot Butte. Phone 2102-W-l.
NEARLY new John Deere two
row potato digger. Has had very
little use and is In excellent con
dition. Call Redmond 78.
For Suit Miscellaneous
DISTINCTIVE
RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES
Would you like to know where
to find Christian literature. Bi
bles. Sacred Records. Plaques
and Church Supplies? We have a
lovely assortment of Scripture-
text Christmas Cards also.
Stop and see us.
CHRISTIAN
SUPPLY CENTER
106 Minnesota Ave.
Phone 1087-J
19-n HARLEY David-ton motor
rvrl. Good mech. rendition. Snd
ille bars. eic. $275. May trad" fr)
cir See Hill. Arlington's Trad
ing Post. 2359 E. First, North Hi
wav. NEW FORMAL: Size 15. Call
1SS4-J.
For Sale Miscellaneous
RIFLE AMMUNITION for 31
and 25 cal. Jap guns, complete
line of Rifle and shot gun shells.
uun store in Prineville
RADIO TUBES Complete stock
Philco and other nationally
known brands. Tubes tested.
Bend Furniture Co.
8 YARD dump body, complete
with hojst and pump. 401 Inter
national motor, complete with
clutch & transmission. Central
Oregon Auto Wreckers, Red
mond,
16 FT. MOBILE Sportsman house
trailer, neai ouy u taKen at once.
. Redmond
BALDWIN PIANOS
Acrosonic Spinet
Today's Great Piano '
BENSON PIANO CO.
Direct Factory ReDresentntive
106 Minnesota Phone 1087-J
HOOVER vacuum cleaner. Good
concilium, $s. Also glass top &
wide mouth fruit jars, 40c a doz
en. Call 1043-R, 605 Congress St.
CASCADE SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY
19 MinnoeAn
Yarn & knitting supplies. DMC
crochet & embroidery thread. Bu
cilla rug wool. Knitting & cro-
iicmiK uiassus xuesaay, z p.m.
GET TWICE as mucn heat from
juui present stove. iNew heater
fits on stove pipe, circulates heat,
cuts fuel bills. Demonstrated at 45
Wall St.
FOR SAI.F: Almnit no,., rll i-
culator with fan. Also dining
room set: table, 6 chairs and buf
fet in good condition. 1665 W. 2nd
St.
PETiTfiRir-KTt r-r,,., n
niue 1 mala O famula,. D ...
ably priced. 627 D St., Redmond,
LARGEST selection of residen
tial and romrr.Arr.inl liurhrlnr. . tv
tures in Central Oregon. Over
.u now un aispiay. Also com
plete stock of range parts. See
us for appliance repairing and
eontrant wfrinv T5TT T c r-r t--
TRIC, 942 Hill at Greenwood!
r-none odd J.
BEND FURNITURE
COMPANY
BARGAIN HOUSE
Phone 2123 No. 2 Kearney Ave.
PLENTY OF PARKING
SPACE
FOR SALE: Used club chair. Ta
pestry covered. Only $7.50
FOR SALE: Brand new folding
card tables $2.50
METAL folding card table
chairs $2.50 up
SMALL SIZE carpet remnants,
made up in scatter-rug sizes from
$1.95 to $9.95 All colors.
FOR SALE: Single size 'studio
couch. Perfect condition, with
spring filled mattress & box
spring base handsome slip cov
ers. Makes fine single bed.
only , $49.50
FOR SALE: Used heating stoves,
both oil burners & wood burn
ers. Several sizes, standard makes
from .-. $15.00 up
FOR SALE: Used electric rang
es. Several sizes and makes,
from $19.50 up
BEND FURNITURE
BARGAIN HOUSE
No. 1 Kearney Lots of
Parking Space
SQUARE DEAL
FURNITURE
EXCHANGE
. 201 E. Franklin
Used Furniture at The Right
Prices!
Good used refrigerators, electric
washers, electric combination
ranges, good line of used bedroom
sets; 4- and 6-piece dinette sets;
8-pc. dining room sets; all priced
to sell.
WE PAY CASH FOR USED
FURNITURE
LOTS OF FREE .
PARKING ROOM
OPEN EVENINGS
PHONE 1224
Evenings Phone 1729 J
COOKSTOVE with copper coils,
water lank, enamel oven. Round
oak stove in good condition. See
Mrs. Fish at Ponderosa Cafe. No
phone calls.
GOOD USED potato sacks. 15c
each; juniper wood. $9 cord; large
size oil stove, splendid condition.
$50; small size oil stove. $8.50;
one oil conversion burner, $22.50;
one slightly used Oregon Trail
dinette set. $95; one poster bed.
$7.50; fancy bantam roosters. 75c
each: red roasting at stewing
hens. 30c lb. Ed Losch. Phone
48-W.. Rt. 1. Box 161.
FOR SALE
55.000 B.T.U. Coleman oil heater
with circulating fan. Excellent
condition. $5500. R. A. Wiley.
1345 Federal. Ph. 1S49-K.
Produce Quick Results
For Sale Mlscel Uueeous
EL ROGUE BOWLING
LANES
Grants Pass, Oregon
On the market Opportunity.
FOR SALE
SHORTEN your ironing time
wnn deluxe ironer and chair.
Reasonable. Inquire 1414 Daven
port or Phone 1059-M.
America's Best Seller
CHEVROLET
Broadcasts election returns
tonight over KNBC
9:30 to 10 p.m
BEND GARAGE CO.,
709 Wall St., Phone 193
For Sale Used Care
BEND GARAGE
COMPANY, INC.
Your Chevrolet - Buick Cadillac
Dealer
Now is the time to trade. We need
some clean pre-war cars '42
'41, '40 models. Trade on these
fine values!
'50 CHEVROLET convert
ible. Mist green with
black top. Car is like
brand new and carries t
full guarantee 90 days.
Has radio, heater, spot
light, underseal, WSW
tires, license. Finest
convertible value on '
market $2295
'49 OLDS 98 convertible.
Fully equipped in all re
spects, including hydra-'
matic & automatic win
dows .. $2545
'49 MERCURY sedan. Un
usually clean. Has R&H,
and overdrive $1995
'49 FORD custom sedan.
Has R&H, new seat cov
ers. Special offer thfs
week only $1495
'48 OLDS 98 club sedan. A
truly fine car with R&H,
hydramatic $1745
'48 FORD 6 coupe. A real
buy $ 995
'47 CHEVROLET Aero se
dan. The style leader $1295
'47 PONTTAC 6 sedan. Very ,
clean throughout. Has
R&H $1295
'46 BUICK Roadmaster se
dan. Quality and power
in beautiful condi
tion , $1395
COMMERCIALS
'48 CHEVROLET panel. Big
heater, spotlight & un
derseal. An excellent va
lue $1245
'40 CHEVROLET 1-ton pan
el. Bakery delivery rig
v with fine rubber and in
arvtri menhnnieal condi-v
lion 5
7K intfrnattONAL pan
el. Good tires $ 195
'36 GMC panel
709 720 Wall Phone 193'
WARD MOTOR CO.
USED CARS
1950 2-TON, 179 W.B.,
2-speed ball axle
GMC 11,000 m i .
Equipped with new
bed, chains, 7-ton
jack complete
with running
lites $2500.00
1937 FORD pickup $ 165.00
1947 BUICK sedan cpe. ..$1350.00
1938 CHEV. coupe $ 225.00
1941 NASH 5-pass $ 125.00
1947 CHEV. 5-pass $1095.00
GUARANTEED
WARD MOTOR CO.
Bend, Oregon
Your Pontiac & GMC Dealer
A-l SHOP A-l
Our Used Cars are tops. Guaran
teed and priced to sell.
1949 FORD Fordor. Custom. Ov
erdrive, radio, heater, white side-
walls and seat covers, r tnlsh line
new. What a buy!
1949 FORD Club Coupe Custom.
Radio, heater and seat covers.
Low mileage.
1949 CHEVROLET Sedan. A real
buy!
1948 CHEVROLET 2-Door. Fin
ish like new. New tires, seat cov
ers, and heater.
I
1947 FORD Tudor Super Dlx. 6
cyl., overddrive, radio, heater,
sportlight and scat covers.
1940 CHEVROLET 2-Door.
SPECIAL
This Week Only
1911 MERCURY Convertible.
1940 CHEVROLET Convertible.
1939 FORD Fordor.
19.38 FORD Tudor.
1937 BUICK 4-Door.
1935 FORD Tudor.
1941 FORD Truck. 2siecd axle,
long wheelbase, good rubber.
Sec us before you buy.
SETTLEMYER
MOTOR'S, INC.
620 Bond Street
Your Friendly ForJ Dealer
For Sale Used Cars
1947 4-DOOR Super-Six Hudson
sedan. R&H. Good condition.
Good buy for $895. Terms. Phone
463-W or see at 420 Delaware.
1940 OLDS 4-door sedan. Good
rubber, life-guard tubes. Good
Condition. Bargain, $750.00. Fan
nie Rhoades, Rt. 2. Box 290, old
Redmond Hi-way. Ph. 2116J-3.
1941 5-PASS. Chev. coupe, A-l
condition. Priced to sell. See Fritz
Horn, Horn's Service Center.
For Rent
FURNISHED apartment lnclud-
In cr oltM.rr.lr.llv v,u.i naB .i
-n , .... Kao, icitr
phone and car parking space. $18-
y wcttiv. u xuuiunu jnoior Mo
tel, Redmond.
FURNISHED sleeping rooms
with private bath. Steam heat &
fplpnhnna C.1 'i - C1C nAn 5.
' ' p - j ivw ween,
L Rancho Motor Hotel, Redmond.
FURNISHED Apts. one or two
bedroom steam heated apart
ments completely furnlshed.Gar
ages, electric ranges, refrigera
tion. $17.50 to $20 weekly. South
City Limits Motel.
UNFURNISHED 3 room apt.
Modern, clean, Propane furnace,
range. Garare nnH ntnromnm
Call 1694-J. H. R. Plumb.
FURNTSHETi onto 1 A o
room, electric kitchens. Central
heating system. $18 to $23 weekly.
ro lurmsneo. rooms.- uasa
Grande MoteL
FURNISHED one and two-bedrm.
apartments. Utilities furnished,
in connection. $17 per wk.
tea00. 1450 Sl
FURNISHED h,,,, Q j
bath. Phone 1213-W. 137 Bt. Hel
ens. .s ....
4 ROOM apartment, nicely furn
ished. 431 PYonHi fail
weekdays. Phone 423-W.
TWO ROOM furnished apart-
for couple, $30 per mo. Utilities
juuiimicu. LWl at 9UB Mm or
tiiune .suio-u-z, ,
5 RM. FURNISHED house, clean,
6 comfortable. Dishes and cook
in)? lltpnqtln CZrui Kartt .,Mr1
stoves. Not modern. No pets.
uneap rent, apply 414 Riverfront.
3 ROOM furnished, modern
nouse. Garage & storage room.
Room fnr nnn email .Mir! TvTr.
pets, Inquli-e 342 Riverfront.' Ph.
S58-R.
HOUSE suitable lor an adult or
couple. Walking distance from
town. lonet, dressing room, kitch
en and living room combined.
Partly furnished. Phone 806-M.
COMPLETELY furnished 3 room
house, includes telephone, wash
ing machine and refrigerator. $50
montn. see at boa rtooseveu.
(1) 3 ROOM, unfurnished. Sleep
ing porch. Close in, $50.00. (2) 2
BEDROOM duplex. Furnished.
$57.50. Adults preferred. (3) 2
BEDROOM duplex. Unfurnished.
$60.00. Adults only. (4) 2 BED
ROOM furnished, $65.00. Anne
Forbes, Realtor, 36 Oregon. Ph.
36-W.
0N E BEDROOM unfurnished
house. Stoves, fenced yard, gar
age. East side location. Phone
1153.
3 ROOM apartment, nicely fur
nished. Electric range, refrigera
tor, private bath. Automatic fur
nace heat. No children or pets.
Phone 1484.
REFRIGERATORS: $10 monthly.
Free delivery within city limits.
: ANDERSON SEWING
MACHINE & APPLIANCE
CENTER
2 BEDROOM unfurnished duplex
apt. Gas range and floor furnace.
Call 1173 J.
3 ROOM apartment furnished.
Close in. Ph. 1528-R. 560 Hill St.
2 ROOM semi-modern near bus
line. $25.00. Gilbert's Real Es
tate. Phone 1946.
FOR RENT: 2 room modern cab
Ins. All utllites furnished. Phone
1746-W.
Wanted
GUNS WANTED All types
cash or trade. Good prices. If you
need cash, bring your GUN to
Evans Fly Co.
CASH for 2-speed rear end for
'46 Chev. truck. Phone 1338-J,
D. L. Stevenson, 1470 E. 1st St.,
Bend.
1937 OR '38 Chevrolet, prefer
coupe. 1414 E. 5th. Ph. 2096.
.t
Services
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or small. Estimates gladly
given. Hclman Transfer, 201 Irv
ing, phone 987.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Phone
974 inl Brooks.
FOR WELL and drain hole drill
Ing call Lee Grimes, Carroll
Acres. Phone 2030-W or 1252-.T
FURNITURE MOVIinG; dust
proof padded van. We pack your
china with care, hang your
clothes In our wardrobe. Local
and nation-wide mo"ing and star
age. Holman Transfer. 201 Irv
ing Phon 9fti.
SAW FILING, gumming, ham
mering, band saw welding, sand
ier belts, band saw blades, new
i handles hung In tools. Sexton
j "supply A Saw Service, 1195 Wail
St.
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned, dia.u
holes shot. Frte estimates. Phone
11252-J or 2030-W. D. W. Crimes,
210 Davis, Bend.
Servlcea
GENERAL Cat Work, leveling,
filling, land clearing, basements
dug, roads made. See Goodwin,
1559 Division or phone 420 or
1241-M.
2 & 3 ROOM apts., furnished, all
Utilities paid. Shady Nook Auto
Court, So. Hl-way. Ph. 509.
MOVING VAN SERVICE
We specialize In the handling of
Housenoia uooas
Storage -i- Packing : Moving
Local or Long Distance.
Agent for Beklns Vanllners
BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER
CO.
222 Irving Ave. Phone 444
WELL DRILLING, drain holes,
Serving all of central Oregon,
can Bend ii4-w or write Lloyd
Matners, txx an.
BILL'S .
TOWING SERVICE
W. B. Anderson -
24 hour towing service,
latest equipment, Inde
pendently owned.
PHONE 59-W
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that hearing upon the final ac
count of WILLIAM E. NAYLOR,
Administrator of the estate of
CHARLOTTE S. NAYLOR, de
ceased, will be held in the Court
house in the County Courtroom
in Bend. Oregon, at the hour of
two o'clock in the afternoon of
Wednesday, the 29th day of No-
vemDer, j'jdu, ana an persons in'
terested in said estate are not!
fied to appear, at said time and
place and show cause, if anv thev
have, why said final account
should not be approved, the es
taie settled and closed and the
Administrator discharged.
DATED and first published this
oisi aay oi uctoDer, lioo.
WILLIAM E. NAYLOR,
AdminlstrKor.
278-284-290-296C
Student Nurse
Tells of Terror
After Kidnaping
Naomi, W. Va., Nov. 7 tilt
Student, nurse Ann Tabor. 17. ac-
aused a married school teacher
today of making her his "kidnap
ed" bride and 'knocking' out a
tooth when she tried to flee dur
ing an eight-day 'honeymoon" of
terror.
The pretty teen-ager said only
"divine providence" helped her
escape Lewis Daniel, 35, who was
held in the county jail at nearby
Beckley on formal charges of ab
duct ion.
The nurse, her face swollen and
one of her teeth missing, describ
ed for police a harrowing eight
day trip with Daniel through
Ohio and Kentucky. She said he
forced her to marry him last
week at Grant, Ky., and beat her
when she tried to run away.
She said that Daniel took her
from in front of a nurses home
In Charleston, W. Va., Hie night
of Oct. 29 before the eyes of her
fellow students.
Prayers Answered
"I prayed ever since I went
away," she said, "and I guess my
prayers were answered.
Miss Tabor, In a state of se
vere shock and near hysteria,
returned home yesterday In a
taxlcab from Beckley. She said
she fled from a hotel room there
wfcere Daniel had held her. Other
days, she said, she spent on the
floor of his automobile.
"He struck me several times
when I tiled to get away," she
said.
A physician under whose care
the nurse was placed said she
was "pretty badly beaten up."
Daniel denied he held the girl
captive and said she went with
him willingly.
Miits Tabor's return home end
ed a widespread search which ex
tended as far as New Mexico.
Authorities who examined her
said there was no indication of
criminal assault.
L S. BOMBKK MISSING
Taijrpi, Formosa, Nov. 7 'Hi -A
U. S. 7th fleet patrol bomber has
been missing for more than 21
hours and may he down at sea
between Formosa and Hong
Kong, it was reported today.
Five crewmen were believed
aboard Ihe plane.
The last message from the
plane, received yesterday, put its
position at a point roughly two
thirds of the way to Hong Kong
from the southern tip of For
mosa. The plane was a PBM, capable
of remaining on Ihe surface of
the water. But heavy seas were
reported In Ihe area where it
may have gone down.
OI'KNS K.1IOKK SHOP
Prlnevllle. Nov. 7- E. L. Wan
ton, former manager of the
Sprotisc Reltz variety store here
and recently In charge of the lo
cal office of the state employ
ment service during potato
harvest season, has owni'ri Prine
vllle's first exclusive smoke shop.
The new shop is located at 421
Main street.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
12 Survivors of
Lost Battalion
By Glenn Stackhouse
United Preea Staff Correepondent)
With the 24th Division, Korea,
Nov. 7 UPl Twelve survivors of
the U. S. 1st cavalry division's
"lost battalion" reached safety
here early today, footsore and ex
hausted after struggling for six
days and nights through hills
death-trapped by the Chinese com
munists.
A 13th survivor was killed acci
dentally by American fire as the
party passed through allied lines.
ah of the men were members
of the 8th cavalry battalion, which
was rapped and cut to pieces by
tne (jmnese reds near unsan a
week ago.
Pfc. John T. Schlinlng, 42, Chi
cago Heights, 111., said his com
pany was attacked shortly after
dusk on Nov. 1 by enemy soldiers
who crept up on them through a
cornfield while American artillery
was firing.
l guess there wasn t more
than a couple of hundred of them,
but they seemed like thousands to
me," he said. "They jumped us all
of a sudden, with hand grenades
and burp guns from close range.
Attack Too Strong
We fought back with machine
guns and rifles, but the attack
was too strong for us. We with'
drew to a hill, but they ran us
oil."
About 175 men remnants of
two companies escaped about 3
a.m. and made their way to an
other mountain, where they lay
hidden all the following day with
enemy patrols constantly around
tnem.
"At ahout 5 p.m., we decided to
make a banzai attack of our own,"
Schlinlng said. "We got up and
went charging down the hill. veil.
ing and screaming and shooting
like hell.
'We caught the Chinks by sur
prise, and they didn't stop one of
us. About a mile away, we came
on to another cavalry company
pinned down In a diamond-shaped
entrenchment, so we charged
rignt into them.
''There were ahout 100 of them
left, with 10 dead and about 50
wounded. They were out of chow
and water, and almost out of am
munition. They were pinned down
by four machine guns.
The surrounded Americans held
the trenches for the rest of that
night and all the next day, but
tnen' they had to get out at a
minute s notice.
Tanks Moved lip
"They moved up some tanks
and started dropping white phos-
pnorus (incendiary shells) on us,
Schlinlng said. "We came out of
the trenches in a hurry.
I got one machine gunner
with my M-l (rifle), but the other
cut us up pretty bad. The machine
gun bullets sounded like a heavy
rainstorm.
Schlinlng and 12 others headed
due south, and got away. Another
group started southwest but ran
into heavy fire.
"I don t know how many of
them made It," he said.
The 13 survivors hid in the
hills, under brush and among
trees, during the day and traveled
south during the cold nights.
"Those Chinese were pretty
smart. They would come in from
the lines in the morning, take off
their uniforms and put on the vil
lagers' white clothes, They would
lie around In plain sight all day,
with American planes overhead
all the time. In the evening, they
would change hack Into uniform."
Killed by Own Fire
Before dawn today, the 13
Americans reached friendly terri
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Nov. 7 HI'' Cattle
salable 250; active, steady; qual
ity mostly common and below;
odd common grass sleers 24-26;
some 27-27.50; short load high
medium-low good 1095 )b. short
fed steers Monday 30.50; odd me
dium fed heifers to 27.25 today;
common beef heifers 21-25; cut
ter dairy types 1719.50; cannor
ctitter cows 16.50-18; odd head
18.50; shells down to 14 and be
low; common beef cows 19-21;
common sausage bulls 20.50-21.50;
good beef and sausage bulls quot
able to 25.50 or above.
Calves salable 50; active, stea
dy; good vealers 31; medium calv
es, vealers 25-29.50; commons
down to 18.
Hogs salable 300; moderately
active, steady; good-choice 180-230
lbs. 21; one load unsold early;
heavier, lighter weights scarce;
good 350550 lb. sows salable
17.50-18; feeders lacking; good
choice 120 lbs. Monday 22.75;
choice 80 lbs. 24.
Sheep salahle 250; active,
steady; good-choice, fed lambs
27.50; odd lots late Monday 27.75;
new recent high; mediums down
to 26; good feeders salable 25
25.50; good slaughter ewes 12
12.50. PORTLAND MARKETS
Portland Nntr 7 lid r,,..,tn
today raised price of grade A
lss one cent a dozen and
Increased thn UhnlncuIn f..m,ni
.- ..... U,.,i7 LUUinilU
ol grado A smalls two cents a
dozen. Other classes held un
changed. nutter quotations were steady
and unchanged.
Butter Prices to retailers:
Grade AA prints. 70c lh.; A A car
tons 71rt A rmrln -7n... A
cartons, 71c; B prints, 66c.
Eggs Prices to retailers:
Grade AA large. 64-65c doz.; A
large, m-nzc; a a mertium, S.jc; A
medium, 53 54c; small, 41-43c doz.;
cartons, 2e additional.
Cheese -- Prices to retailers:
Oregon singles, 38 42c lb.; Oregon
5-lb. loaves, 43'i-4lc lb.; triplets,
less than singles. Premium
brands, singles, 50 kc; loaf, 52 Vic
lb.
American
Found Safe
tory. Unfortunately, they didn't
know It at first.
At about 3 a.m., we ran Into
a couple of tanks and they open
ed fire with machine guns,"
Schllning said. "We all hit the dirt
except one guy who wasn't quite
fast enougn or sometning. He was
killed.
In a few minutes, we heard
one tank gunner holler to another
In English for more ammo. That
was the first 'time we knew we
were over our own lines.
A sergeant hollered, we re
Americans! GI's!' and the tankers
quit firing and told us to come on
in."
Members of Schlinlne's oartv
Included 1st Sgt. Roy Lai km, no
address; Corp. Edward Beasley,
Evansville, Ind.; Sgt. Andrew S.
Matejek, Derby, Conn.; Pfc. John
Greenan, Boston; Pfc. Raymond
L, Strietmatter, Peoria, 111.; Pfc.
Ruben Rutz, Winfield, Kan., and
Pfc. Robert Moonesham, Kansas
City, Kans.
Hearing Tests
(Continued from Page 1)
nesday, Marshall and Reid; .
Thursday, Reid and Yew Lane;
Friday, Richardson and Seventh
Day Adventist school.
Monday, Nov. 20, Thompson.
Young and Alfalfa; Tuesday, .
Kingston and Sisters.
Children attending schools at
Camp Sherman and Cloverdale
wil be transported to Sisters to -
receive their tests.
6 Steps Listed '
Dr. Bishop stated that "one of '
the most important measures to
prevent permanent hearing diffi
culties is early detection and
treatment.'' She listed the follow
ing six steps as the goal of the
hearing conservation program:
l. Hearing tests a prelimin
ary screening test by audiometer.
a retest immediately of pupils
failing the tests and then later a
pure tone or pitch audiometer test
for each Individual who failed the 1
second group.
2. School history teacher's '
statement of the child suspected
of having a hearing defect.
a. Heaitn officers inspection.
4. Conference with parents In
group meetings or by home calls
uy tne puouc nealtn niirse.
o. Medical examination and ne
cessary treatment by the familv
physician or ear specialist select- :
eu Dy tne parent.
6. benool adjustment of chil.
dren indicated in the medical ex
amination as being handicapped
in hearing.
"Generally speaking," Dr. Bish
op said, "if Impairment is found
early, a cure may be possible. If
allowed to continue a permanent
impairment or deafness may be
the result." . ' ., . . ..
United Nations
(Continued from Page 1)
rea to gain time to loot the Yalu
Installations. Once the generating
equipment had been taken across
the international river into Man
churia, this school believed, the
Chin.-.'se troops would be with
drawn.
The "go slow" policy certainly
would give Mao Tse-Tung every
opportunity to save face bv with
drawing his forces before a ma-.
jor conllict is touched off.
TO GET CONTRACT
A contract .will be let by the
state highway commission on
November 9 for the production
of 14,060 cubic yards of crushed
rock to be stockpiled in the vl
clnlty of Prineville for use in
surfacing and shoulder mainten
ance on the . Madras-Prineville,
Ochoco and Crooked river high
ways. Approximately 1,060 yards
of the material are to be pbiced
for a roadway improvement con
templated for Inter contract on
the first .5 mile of the Crooked
river highway at Prineville.
NEW RECEPTIONISTS
Prineville, Nov. 7 Mrs. James
R. Whitehurst, formerly secre
tary In offices of lumber mills
here, has succeeded Mrs. Shirley
Coonse as receptionist-secretary
at the Pioneer Memorial hospital
here. Her husband is engaged in
the trucking business.
Mrs. Coonse, ; member of the
hospital staff since June, 1948,
recently resigned her work.
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If you have a good home and
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