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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, JULY 17, 19S1 Classified Rares TnC.W PAID IN ADVANCE tWt' ft-Pnlnt Tvw :'. tOCAl-PAIP IN ADVANCE ' Minim.- Ctarw UW Rate (8 pt.)--l5c Cspitftls....I LOCAL READER ADVERTISING ..-line. Per inrtion lSe (BaldtM typ double rate.) Minimum Uc AdTertUinr Ckeln lime, ( p,. !ni dir. One half pe or larier, 5 ii, aond dT preTl.,to,puHe.tl.n. For Sato Real Estate , REDMOND $13,500 Beautiful brand new 3-bedroom home in Redmond's finest dis trict Dining room, attached ga rage, select oak floors throughout, piped furnace and fireplace. If vou are interested in a really fine home you should see this property at C22 14th at Redmond. Owner can be contacted week 5ovo at 1050 15th St.. Redmond. for call 1542W. Bend, anytime, j IF IT'S REAL ESTATE v IT'S ALL. STATE 3 BEDROOM MODERN, newly decorated inside and out. Garage and wood shed. 2 lots. Small down payment or will take, trailer house In trade. $4500. -. , CLOSE IN 2-BEDROOM MOD-: EKIN. Mnau uaatfiiient. iiecinc hot water heater. Range wiring. Garage. $5500, $1000 down. SMALL RANCH, 5 acres irri eated COI water. 2 bedroom semi-, modern house. Several outbuild ings. 6 miles , east of Bend. $2525, $1575 down. ... v .'.-- We need listings on 2 and 3 bedroom homes. , ' ALL STATE REALTY CO. 221 Gieemvppd Ph. 167 3RD DIMENSION COLORED PICTURES SAVE YOU TIME -. AND TRAVEL A HOME EASY TO CARE FOR Modern 2 bedroom.'with den neat ly finished, gleaming hardwood floors. Extra utility shower room where children and Dad can take their things off before coming Into the house. Full basement, au to, furnace, fruit room, ample storage, 2 car.garage. River v.ew, beautitui uawn,. uowerlng Haw thornes, fruit trees, garden spot. Everything spic and span, in -top condition. Reasonably priced at $13,650. -. . r v:7v YOU'LL WANT A COMFORT ABLE HOME See this strictly inrfprn S-herirnnnv-homA:, nn past side, near School and shopp.ng'.' A: timr at EQVU1 r,"Vi'rc HERE IS'A REAL VALUE Now completely modern home on 5 acres. Fenced, hiway , frontage. Paved street on 2 sides of prop erty. City water part of year. Nice lawn, shade, berries to sell. Invest now, value of this kind of property sure to go up. Price $9000. Convenient terms. a'bARGAIN FOR YOU $2500 full price. $750 dn. Buy this 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen, br. nook, garage. Lot 60x120. Why pay rent? :See, this now. YOU WON'T BELIEVE IT-40 A. ranch 34 A. COI water, close to town. All machinery practically new, John Deere tractor Model M, 2 way plow, mower, tandem' disc, drags (dbl.), hay rake, spud digger and planter, tool bar, fer tilizer spreader, etc. Good home, chicken house, mach. shed, barn with Jackson hay fork, 12 A. wheat (bumper crop) and other crops. Everything goes. This will sell quick. See it today. Full price $10,500. Convenient terms. We have California buyers wait ing for large ranches, motels, and Income property. . " , ; Offices in Oregon, Idaho and California E M. BUCKNUM, Realtor 1029 Brooks SWPh. Bend 331 Near Chamber of Commerce After Hours Ph. 1472-J or 1020 4BEDROOM HOUSE, full base ment, newly decorated, wired for range. All modern, wortn 3:,uuu, goes for $9400. Have $1200 eau.ty, iiifmu ute au unci . iviuisl k--.k. nr..f Might consider lease with option to buy. See at 235 East Franklin. Ph. .72. --...' FINE RANCH with modern home, 69 A. irrigation water, live spring, very productive iami. "Good Farmer Owner." Fine clo ver crop, 170 A. in all chance for some outside grazing, outbuild ings. mile off pavement. This year's crop est. $7500. Crop in cluded at $23,300. witnout, io, 800. Ask for Dalyrmplc. il, rtuiN ur iu to itcaii siutn, modern home, good crops, lots of fL-i maxient pasture, an convent ences. with or without machinery $17,000 with; $15,500 without Some terms. MODERN 2-RRnROOM HOME, on pavement east side. This is a nearly new home well located and is extra value at $5700. $2200 oown, bal. 550.00' mo. G.I. con tract. LARGE 2-BEDROOM MODERN. Well fiirnishprl. nvnrticallv new furniture including electric range ana retrigerator. Close-in location on pavement.. Nice lawn shade, etc. You'll enjov the shady, .se cluded back, just the place for outside fireplace. $8000 with $2500 "i. Payments $43.4b mo. Hilton 926R Residence 1082J J. A. DUDREY, REALTOR. 1039 WAU. For Sale Real Estate 4-ROOM modern -house. Inquire at Oregon Trail Motel or see it at 210 Wilson St. 3 ACRES 500 ft. choice bay front. 2 new houses. Write S. M. Cuts forth, Coos Bay, Ore. Rt. 2, Box 4-ROOM modern house. Stove and bed included. $3950, $1000' down, $40 per month. Inquire at 1375 Milwaukee. Ph. 738W. . v ANNE FORBES, Realtor 36 Oregon , Phone 36-W Excellent buy. 4 apartments com pletely furnished. Separate base ments and oil furnaces. Also 5 garages. Only $16,000. Liberal terms. 1 . i On Columbia. 1 bedroom and sleeping porch. Large garage. $3,600. $400 down. $35 month. Immaculate 2 bedroom, excellent condition. Built-in tub and show er. Utility tubs. Part basement. Large lawn and garden spot. Double garage. Only $5,250. Terms. Will trade for trailer houses: (1) West side, corner lot, Modern furnished house, $3500. (2) 4 room, shower, trees and lawn. $3,250. ... In need of some repair. Close in 3 bedroom; $2800. $300 down, $45 month. - - ' . . 3-ROOM modern house and -parage, partly furnished, lot 150x50, bargain. 2045 N. Hill Street. 3-ROOM modern house on paved1 street. Partly furnished. On 2 lots. Bargain price. 232 Scott. Phone 1339M. HIGHLY developed 40, 39 acres water with buildings on. All in crop. $7900. Sam Rollings, Rt. 3, Box 118. Ph. 11F13. - SACRIFICE SALE: Restaurant completely equipped. Make offer. OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER wishes to sell beautiful new home on East 8th street,- full ' basement, hardwood floors, $7500. Terms can be arranged. , :., FARM OVERLOOKING DE SCHUTES RIVER, 160 acres, 80 irrigated and in crops of Ladino clover, oats, barley and spuds, good improvements, nice, home, 3 car garage; and machine shed, tractor, Implements, sprinkler ir rigation system, farm land all in one field, no rock piles. $18,000. Mi cash. . . RIXE REALTY & INS. ' Phone 535 " HOUSE WITHOUT THE LOT ON 47 OREGON AVENUE YOU MOVE HOUSE . REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED PHONE 114 THIRTY-THREE acres irrigated ana city water, uiose in. oeverai bldgs. Ideal for stockman. $14, 000. THREE BEDROOMS, three land scaped lots. Close to school. Good buy at $8950. FHA tor tauu. 177 ACRES IRRIGATED, all in crops, $28,000. Make offer. TWO BEDROOM Modern, four nee lots, quiet neignoornooo. NEW' DUPLEX, ideal location: $16,500. Consider trade on large SMALL ACREAGE and three bedroom modern house, close in. $8500 ' COAST and VALLEY PROPER TORS In TRADE FOR CENTRAL TWO BEDROOM Modern for rent, dd, . cinnn. tunn rTn On Fprleral. Two bedrooms, garage and lawn. $4250: Two bedrooms, bath, ga rage; quiet nelgtiDornoou. mice l-tum TTttiti atailahle. $5000: Three bedroom modqrn, two lots on uaiveston. iwu stoves. .. . SlO.OuO: Exceptionally nice noinc. Three spacious .bedrooms, largo living room and fireplace. Wall to wall rug. Att. garage, t-iose $7600: LOVELY' COUNTRY PLACii, tnree oecirooiui, uaui. r,-oj anH lntt! nf trnes. EXCEPTIONALLY NICE HOME and BUSINESS LOCATION, SOUTH THIRD. Slo.UbU. T A BLOCK OF SEVERAL LOTS: Less than S100 per lot. BEN RUSSELL, Realtor 56 Oregon Ave. Ph. 1024 Fuel FOR WOOD call the Mt. View ir.A rn (annroxlmatelv) 2- cord load wood, $12. 16" green slab or cut to-oraer. imiiieum; delivery. Ph 2126. After 5 p.m. Ph 2013W3. Leave orders a t F-ank's Greeting Cards, Coble Building. THERE is a shortage of good wood on hand. Stock up now for next winter-Early bird gets 'he wood. Ph. 767. Brookings Wood Yard.' 2CORDS 16" green slab, $11, de livered in Bend. Central Oregon fuel Co. 036 A St. Ph. 201 W Redmond For Sale Farm Products CONSIGN YOUR LIVESTOCK to Central Oregon Auction for the highest prices Sale every Thtirs day Ben p. Smith, Mgr. Ph 33B8, For Sale Farm Products OR TRADE Fresh & springer milk cows. Will also buy any kind of livestock. Arnold Amen. 1 mi, N. of Redmond. Ph 285Z collect or write Box Z, Redmond. ONE HOLSTEIN bull for sale or will rent out for pasture. In quire Midstate Meat Co. . v LIKE NEW, Triad Universal load er on rubber, motor driven. Excel lent to pick up or stack baled hay. Brookings Wood Yard. Ph. 767. - WE HAVE SOME NICE fryers weighing 314 to 4 lbs. Will sell for $1.75 each, -live weight. O. R, Loganbill. Rt. 2, Box 36, Glen Vista District. Ph. 2117J3. YEARLING Guernsey heifer, make good milk cow. Ph. 261-L. 22 TON wire tied baled alfalfa and clover hay.. 3 miles, out Butler road. L. -C. Bright, -Ph. 2029J1. ... ( . . GOOD CLEAN ALFALFA hay in snocK. tn nouse west of -Time Gas Station on South ihighway. Ph. 2014W1. , RED, year-old hens. Will deliver orders of six or more.- F. -H.-Cottrell, Phone 2108J3. v For Snlo M oeuaiwoug BEAR CAT garden traotor. with all attachments, mower, blade, cultivator, plow. Trade for pickup or boat, motor aiid -trailer. Bob's Mobile Service.' Rt. 1, Box 34, So. Highway. Ph. 2015J4. . ; SASH GANG SAW (Small Swede) Nearly new, in excellent condi tion. Can be seen at Marion Forks or call or write Valley Machine woriu. fn. 3B144. luiu commer cial St., Salem, .Ore. FOR GIFTS that are sure to please stop in at BRUCE'S GIFT AND ART STORE (formerly Hornbeck's) 122 Oregon avenue. You'll find an array of really differeht.items from which to choose. For birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, secret pals, and all occasions shop Bruce's Gift and Art Store where you are always welcome to leisurely browse. ft. deep freeze like brand new. A bargain at $175.00. Terms. Kelviftator refrigerator, perfect condition, b..9S. Montgomery Ward refrigerator, perfect condition; $59.5Ui '. ' ANDERSON'S ' ' SEWING MACHINE and ' APPLIANCE CENTER Corner State and Tumalo CASCADE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY 106 Minnesota Phone 368 Relts made. Buttons and Buckles covered. Button snaps in pearl and colors for shirts and blouses, . Alterations and hemming. SPECIAL ON SEERSUCKER 49c yard Pfaff and New Home Sewing Machines DON'T MISS THESE BAR GAINS Just received: Electro lux rebuilts. These are rebuilt at ELECTROLUX FACTORY using genuine parts and factory ap proved methods. Two models to choose from. New machine guar antee. Convenient terms. Call 1365J. Phil Philbrook. 1304 East 3rd. - . 4 6:50x16 USED TIRES and tubes 16" wheels. 5 21x4:50 tires, tubes and wheels, cheap. At the Gas Well, 1 mile south of Bend. BRUCE'S GIFT AND ART STORE (formerly Hornbeck's) 122 Oregon Avenue, offers you the widest selection of yarns, art needlework, crochet and knitting supplies in Central Oregon at prices competitive with ail. D.M.C., Bucilla, Lee's Columbia, Royal Society and Beehive prod uct's are featured. Shop Bruce's Gift and Art Store for all your art needlework needs. Ph. 12. BALDWIN ACRO. SPINET , Today's Great Piano Benson Piano, Co. Direct Factory Representative 65 Gilchrist Ph. 1087 USED REFRIGERATORS Kelvinator, Leonard, Norge, G.E., $49.50 & up. Also many used washers from $19.50. All reconditioned & guar anteed. . OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 165 E. Greenwood EXCEPTIONALLY good upright piano, $200, half down, balance easy terms. 11 cu. ft. Frigidaire refrigerator used 10 months, $250. Price new $360. Call 2012W2. TOYS, TOYS! TOYS! BRUCE'S GIFT AND ART STORE (for merly Hornbeck's) has recently opened a new toy department and new toys are arriving daily. This will be a year-around department and you will always be able lo find a large selection of fine toys at reasonable prices. St op 'in the store and look over the unusual selection now offered. Bruce's Gift and Art Store (formerly Hornbeck's) 122 Oregon Avenue. Ph. 12. YARN SHOP NOW OPEN 727 Georgia. Ph. 336MX. Tena Turner. EXPERT sewing machine repair ing. All makes. Over 30 years ex perience. Genuine parts for every make machine. ANDERSON SEWING MACHINE & APPLIANCE CENTER State & Tumalo 14-FT. PLYWOOD BOAT, trailer. Johnson motor, folding steel camp bed, cot and pad. 255 Sise more. EASY SPIN DRY washing ma chine. 716 Harriman after -6 p.m. THE BEND BULLETIN, Reach ' For Sale Miscellaneous USED OIL HEATER with fan, 3 year old crib and mattress. Ph. HSU. : REFRIGERATOR and electric range, cheap. 'Phone 926R. 1027 Harmon. 4 MATCHING CHAIRS, $7. Dres ser, vanity with large mirror and matching bench. Square Maytag electric washer, $15. -Buffet; din ing table with 7 matching cnairs, needs refinishing, all for $45. Drop leaf table with 3 matching chairs, $8. Used doors, $3. Used windows, $1.50. Iesk $8. Army & Navy Surplus, bargain prices while they .last. New rain coats $1. New bowling shoes, $1 per. Small pack sacks 50c Metal bunk beds $5 pr. Cliff's, 350 Division. Open evenings. Phone 2060. For Sale Used Care NEW CHEVROLET : PICKUPS and TRUCKS ' 'Now Available BEND GARAGE COMPANY, - INC. 709 -Wall St, " ' Phone 193 HOUSE: trailers wanted, whether you are ibuying and selling or trading. et;s talk :lt over. Mc s Motor Works, Redmond. 1947 STUDEBAKER -114 ton, stock rack, double .axle, 23,500 miles, good condition, -excellent tires. Call 80. ; 1935 FORD sedan, running order, $65 as is. Harry Pryor, 1069 Mil waukee Ave. . - k- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Some Models ' NEW 1951 CHEVROLET -as low as $1694.86 BEND GARAGE COMPANY, . INC. 709 Wall St. . Phone 103 COMMERCIAL UNITS DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS - Ton through 2V Ton now available for immediate delivery, HUNNELL: MOTORS I 835 Bond St. Phone 26- For Rent OR LEASE On Greenwood Ave,, 25'x32' building. Suitable for busi ness or storage. Ph 78J. ! EQUIPMENT RENTALS Cement Mixers Paint lprayer .' Floor Sanders and Polisher Hand Sanders Boat & Motor k HUCKLEBERRY HURT 304 East Third .Phone 1333' NICE clean furnished 2-roor l UllC.-lll , LIVUC Ml, 1 IOWllCkl,,nv also sleeping room. Ph. 1630VW AO kTalirthnPna -,f FOUR-room modern furnished apartment. Ph. 1213W. BEDROOM with river view. Hot and cold water in room. Private entrance. About 2 blocks from Pilot Butte Inn. Men only. 1448 West 1st. Ph. 325J. -.' FURNISHED and Unfurnished modern houses and apartments. ANNE FORBES, Realtor. 36 Ore.;' gon. Ph. 36-W. i FLOOR POLISHER $1 a day., You call for & return. A. C. Stipe Furniture Co., 821 Wall. Ph 100. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, clean, modern, 1 bedroom, range, linoleum floors, storeroom, ga rage, nice yard. Call 1694J. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, clean 2 bedroom, close in. modern except , heat. H. R. Plumb. Ph. 1694J. TWO TWO-ROOM modern fur nished apartments, including laundry and car shelter. Inquire Apt. 1, 334 Greenwood Ave. ONE 3-room modern furnished cabin. Including utilities fur nished. 907 E. 8th. Inquire 87 Shasta PI. FURNISHED Apartment. Very close in. Laundry facilities. $40 a mo. Jones Apts. 527 Franklin. Ph. 631. ' . CLEAN 2-BEDROOM modern house. Basement and furnace. Un furnished. Will furnish cooking range to suit tenant. 520 Florida St. 3 AND 2-RCCM modern, very nicely furnished apartments, close in, washing facilities. No children or pets. Inquire 38 Vi Irving. Ph. 1109W. ONE bedroom furnished apart ment, 1531 W. 4th. Ph. 224. FOR LEASE: 4 bedroom house, newly decorated, close in, wiled for range, full basement, laundry trays. All modern. 235 East Frank lin. Ph. 72. 27' STATIONARY TRAILER Clean, hot and cold water, pri vate bath, utilities paid. Adults only, $35 month. 187 East Franklin. 3-ROOM modern apartment. Ail utilities furnished. 1-room fur nished bachelor cabin. ' Utilities furnished, $20 month. 745 Colo rado. Ph. 1940. CLEAN 2-BEDUOOM modern furnished house. Od heat, electric range. Close In on pavement. 023 Hill St. Wanted ROOM and BOARD in private home by young emploved maa Call 304M aboujMB o'clock. GOOD 2-wheel trailer, "will trade 1931 Chev. pickup for It. The Gas Well, 1 mile south of Bend.. ' ' '. "i BEND, OREGON 20,000 Readers Wanted DEAD & disabled stock removed free of charge. Will haul dead horses, cattle, hogs & sheep. Ph Redmond -444 collect, Redmond Rendering Co. TOP PRICES paid for all kinds of livestock & horses. Drop card or call collect Madras 2496. Anker Nielsen. a TO LEASE: Ranch . on share basis. Prefer one stocked and equipped; Can operate lprge out- t. iv-siuck ana gram uii choice. Would work on same for wage until lease available. . Re-, plies will be strictly confidential, Box 843, Redmond. TO RENT: 2-bedroom furnished or partly furnished house by Bulletin employee. Close in. Near grade school. Inquire at 26 Franklin, .rear of 24 Franklin. TO RENT, lease or will lease with option to buy: 3 bedroom modern unfurnished home. Excellent ref erences. Ph. 1956W. WILL PAY CASH for- used elec tric ranee. Also, electric water heater. Describe and state price. Box NOk 8139. co -Bend Bulletin.; WANTED: Auotmobiles, truck3, tractors and farm, equipment ,to sell on commission. , raone lSb, 1040 E.;-2nd. Summers Boiler -& Welding Service, formerly East End uarage. ; . ; Help Wanted ? WANT woman for, maid to work in motel. Write Box No. 8144 Co Bend Bulletin. . ' :' WANTED: Shipping clerk :and planing nvii superintendent ior modern pine manufacturing plant shipping '6 to 7 million feet pet month. This is am-montn opera lion with unlimited- timber sup ply. When applying, please state experience and references. Your application will be held in confi dence. Reply to Box 8072 care of this newspaper. , MECHANIC WANTED: Apply Studebaker Garage. 1026 Bond St. JOHNNY'S Union Service needs one experienced service station man. Experienced only need .ap ply. 11U8 Bond. - COMBINATION FRY. COOK and waitress wanted. Also two exper ienced waitresses. Hampton Sta tion, Hampton, Oregon. POPULAR imported car fran chise available for Bend area to qualfied party. Direct factory franchise. Write, giving full de tails of experience, etc., to P. O. Box 4286 Portland 8, Oregon ! PAYROLL CLERK wanted by sawmill operation in central Ore gon citv. Prefer young man with fair knowledge -of; accounting. Nice salary and excellent oppor tunity for advancement. Write 8117 Bend Bulletin, TIMBER GRADER WANTED Certification not essential. Call 356 Baker, Oregon. ' CAR OWNER WITH 8' HRS. WEEK spare time to service rtq, of new type candy and nut mer, chandisers. No selling. Can earn from $40 to $60 weekly profit with future possibilities. $650 working cash required. Secured. Applicant, must be dependable. For interview include phone and address. Box 8129 co The Bend Bulletin. Situations Wanted EXPERIENCED log or lumber truck drivef wants work. Phone 2061. Services 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. FURI-TITURE MOVING: Dust proofed padded van. We pack your china with care, hang your clothes in our . wardrobe. Local and nation-wide moving and stor age. Holman Transfer, 201 Irv Ing. Ph 987. MOVING VAN SERVICE We specialize in the handling ol HOUSEHOLD STORAGE & PACKING Local & long distance moving. Agent for Bekin's Vanliners. BEND STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. PH. 444 222 Irving Ave. WELL AND DRAIN HOLE DRILLING SEPTIC TANK SERVICE V LEE GRIMES Phone 975J Rt. 3, Box 26 FREE ESTIMATES HOUSE MOVING and raising; large or small. Estimates gladly given. Holman Transfer, J201 Irving. Ph 987. FILL, TOP SOIL & CINDERS Tractor loader and dump truck GEORGE L. MATSON Phone 21H7 ' COMPLETE septic lank service, new tanks constructed. Free esti mates. Prompt service. L. Mc Guire. Ph. 1614-W. 34 Hastings PI., Bend. . IIOYLE PHILLIPS Bend Sales Represenlatives for CENTRAL OREGON MOTORS LINCOLN MERCURY Residence Phone 2112W1 Services WASHING MACHINE SERVICE and repairs on all makes. Ph 274. 1033 Brooks. WELL DRILLING, drain holes. Serving all of Central Oregon. Call Bend 1914W or write Lloyd Mathers. 855 E. 7th. . NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Deschutes County. . - In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN E. WEST, also known as J. E. WEST. Deceased. -Tne. undersigned having been appointd by the above entitled Court of the State of Oreeon. for the County aforesaid, Administra trix of ithe Estate of John E. West, also known as J, E. West, deceased, and -having Qualified. notice is hereby given to the cred itors of, and all spersons having claims against said deceased,- to present them, verified as required by law, within six months after the first publication of this notice to. said Rhoda - V. West at the office of her attorneys, McKAY & 'PANNER. -4 O'Kane Bldg., ena, . uregon. . KHUUA V. WEST. : ;: i ' ' Administratrix of the v , - Estate of John E. West, , ( also known, as J. E. , i West, deceased. : -Dated Julv 17. 1951. McKAY & PANNER. ' ' Attorneys for Administratrix, i :. 4 O'Kane Bldg., Bend. 1 Oregon. ; - 188-194-2U0-206C , PUBLIC NOTICE It shall be unlawful for any person to use water for irrigation at any hour other tnan as permit ted under regulations issued here under: ' 1. Persons with even house numbers Irrigate on even days trom a a.m. to l p,m. and from b p.m. to 9 p.m. 2. Persons with odd house num bers irrigate on odd days from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 6 p;m. to 9 p.m. except on the 31st day of the month no irrigating hours.- . ..,-' ., 3. 31st dav of month no irri gation by cither even house num bers or odd house numbers. : 4. Avcd wasting water at all times. -, . 5. Any person violating any of these regulations is liable to a fine of not to exceed twenty-live dollars. . , W. O. (iU'lHblSlUHUN, City Manager. . i" 138c PORTLAND MARKETS Portland, July 17 (U'i Portland wholesale, dairy market prices were unchanged today. Butter Prices to retailers: AA grade prints 74c lb., carton 76c; A grade prints 7,4c, cartons 75c; is prints 7ic IB. -Eggs Prices to retailors Grade AA large, mostly 68c doz.; grade A large,, bd-Mc doz.; A A me dium 64c; A medium 61-63c doz.; A small, 48-52c, carton 3c addi tional. ' - Cheese prices lo retailers: Ore gon singles 46V4-48,Ac lb.,' Ore gon 5-lb!4 loaves to 49'A-52'Ac lb. Triplets lc less than singles. Premium brands singles 57c. 5-lb. loaves 60c. PORTLAND TJVUSTOCK . Portland, July- 17 IU') Cattle salable 150; slow; scattered sales steady; few commercial steers unsold; odd lots utility steers26 27.50; cutter-utility dairy type heifers 22-24.50; some hold1 high er; canncr-cutter cows 19-21.50; few 22; shells down to 15; few utility beef cows 24-25.50; some held higher; commercial bulls 28.50-29; utility 25.50-27.50. Calves salable 65; extremely slow; few choice vealers, light calves steady at 25-27; commercial-good weaker at 26-33; ulifity down to 22. Hogs salable 150; slow; early sales weak to 25 cents lower; choice 180-240 lbs. 24-24.25; few 24.50; no early sales sows; bids weak to lower; light feeders un sold; few good-choice 100 lb. feed eds Monday 27. Sheep salable 600; slow; early sales weak; some bids lower; good-choice spring lambs 30-30.50; few good down to 29; good feed ers salable around 28; few-utility-good yearlings 20.25; odd good ewes 12; cull-utility 7-11. Russia Staging (Continued from Page It will take her that long to achieve somewhere near equality wiin America's atomic bomb stock pile. The thing that could halt the "peace offensive" abruptly Is some event that cannot be foreseen by the kremlln, such as a revolution inside one of its European satellites. Might Have to Fight Stalin might have to start a war to hd!d what he already has won in Europe. All the events of the last month full Into the pattern of the peace offensive, Malik's broadcast was ordered up by the kremlln after Russia and red China decided they wanted no more of the Ko roan war. When Gen. Matthew B. Hldgway got tough and threat ened lo halt cease-fire negotia tions, the communists caved. Now' Moscow offers us friend ship at 10 c nts a copy and, oblig ingly, has It written iti our own language. But the Ihlng to keep In mind is the statement that has become a slogan in the for eign offices of l he western world "Ruwjik) is never so dangerous as when she acts like your friend." Flood Relief Bill Approved . Washington, July 17 IB ' The senate today passed and sent to the White House legislation granting $25,000,000 in emergen cy aid to the flood-devastated area of Kansas and Missouri. President Truman is expected to sign the bill immediately after he returns from a one-day flying Inspection1 tour of the flooded areas. He took off on the trip to his home area at 12:47 p.m., EDT. , r - In approving the emergency measure, the senate overrode a. recommendation of its appropria tions committee that emergency aid be held to $15,000,000 as rec ommended by President Truman and the budget bureau. The house voted the :f3,U00,00U yesterday. Final senate action was by voice vote after the $15,000,000 recommendation of the appropri ations committee was defeated. Kansas City. (Continued from Page 1) shovefs, trucks, and DDT in a tremendous cleanup effort. - Pure Water bought The first assignment was to re habilitate three pumping stations. After that pools of manpower and machines were scheduled to work in the district along Kan sas City's sloppy, debris covered Southwest -boulevard. A leading contractor was in charge of each iob. He drew men and equipment from the pools as needed. The corps of engineers of the army were prepared to assist. They were ready to cut down some of the dikes that had proven so Inadequate against the flood, to let high water out again into the still wide river.' The whole job would take "about a week," Cookingham es timated. It could be more or less. Everyone was prepared to work 10 hours a day and seven days a week until the job .was done. , No one connected with Disas ter Corp, Inc., had ever heard of the organization pf a similar, as sociation. ,- - - i- , "It was-created by the flood emergency," David M. Proctor, city counselor, said. "We had to have it so -we put it together." Arrival in Bend ; Continued from Page 1) was In 1851 that Captain Clark piloted a small group across the plains from St. .Louis. On that trip he was bringing his mother, his sister, Grace, and his brother, Hodson, recent arrivals from Eng land, to Oregon. In the trairi.were 65 cattle and 60 horses. V- V ' '.-.. . As the party neared the Snake river, the cattle and horses were moved ahead, to graze, with boys in the party acting as herdsmen. Riding in a specially built hack, drawn by two spirited horses, was Grace Clark, who was driving the team. Also in the hack was her mother. Caplain Clark, who was riding ahead, of the main train; reached the Snake river first, and headed up the river to shoot some waterfowl. IndlaiiN Attack .As Grace Clark and her mother neared the river, Indians suddenly attacked the boys herding the ani mals and fired at the women. Hodson Clark, brother of Grace, mounted to. the driver's seat but before he could fire he was shot through the heart. Mrs. Clark was also killed, and Grace was shot through the chest. As she fell from the hack, the Indians started scalping her, just as Captain Clark, who had heard Grace scream, returned. Followed by his dogs, Captain Clark stirred up a great cloud of dust as he rode into the attacking Indians, who gave up the fight and disappeared. Survivors of the massacre loi- lowed a route across Oregon's high desert suggested by Joe Meek, who said a volcanic butte would guide the train to the Des chutes. - The party spent several days at the site of Pioneer park of the present. Then, rather than at tempt lo cross the rugged Cas cades, they went north and cross ed the Barlow trail 1o Oregon City. in !, orace uiaiK was mar ried to Jackson Vandevert. The late W. P. Vandevert, pioneer of the Bend country, was their son. W. T. LESTER CO. Permanent Resident Rep. Famous Patrick Clothing All the family. Popular Knapp Shoes, Dress, Work and Sufely Steel Toe Shoes. Uniforms, Yard Goods, Stills ami Shirts to Your Measure. Factory to you Better for less. By Request Will Call. Phone Olift 84(18 K. 1st On No. Hiway, Bend. Kdna Brlnson In Charge CENTRAL OREGON -Tractor & Equipment Co. 'VourFcrguson Tractor Dealer' 183 East Greenwood Bend Phone 502 PAGE SEVEN Portland Gas War Unchanged Portland, , July Tt IIP) Gasoline ' price war in Portland's Sellwood district was described as a "pri vate feud" today without much chance of spreading throughout the city. "It's a private feud." said T. E. Reinoehl, president of the Portland Gasoline Dealers asso ciation. "When they realize how much they are losing, they'll bring prices up to a reasonable iigure. The price cutting on - name brand gasoline began about two months ago- in the Sellwood dis trict and along McLoughlm bou levard. Prices for regular gaso line went as low as 23 cents an l for ethyl to 25 cents, only a , half cent above prices charged by wholesalers to -retail stations, - Regular competitive prices in the Portland area are 28 and 30 cents. ', . Reinoehl said an attempt to get the feuding dealers together to declare a truce had failed when one operator refused to at tend the meeting. "He blamed oil companies which ' he said were battling to sell more gas., He said he did not foresee any Immediate spread of the price cutting and added that he wouldn't cut his prices ''under any circum stances." Communists (Continued from Page 1) for my benefit the only foreign er loft here during tne luncn hour. , Miss ,Pak set the vpace for -this morning's "reception" at United Nations -house. 'She is a member of the communist committee at the palatial residence housing the UN team. Uses Good English In unusually good English, she asked us questions, smiling pret tily for the news reels but refused to have anything to do with a radio broadcast.- The Chlnase looked incredulous ly at us when we asked if it were true there were former Japanese soldiers in the communist army. In fact, the question-had to 'be re peated twice because the Chinese thought it so ridiculous. Their -recorded answer was: "Never hoppen." - They insisted, however, that the UN used Japanese soldiers in Ko rea. They dragged out a tattered picture and story ; to prove it. They listened patiently, to our de nials. But you could see they didn't believe us. 1 The Chinese had a huddle when asked for opinions of America and came up with this answer: -, ."The old China was very friend ly with America and we like American newspapermen but. we hate the Americans who want war and fight peace. But we love the Americans who love peace." 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