MONDAY, JULY 21. 1952
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
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For Sale Beal Rotate
MOBIL SERVICE Station in Cen
tral Oregon town. Inventory only.
Excellent location for tune-up,
minor repairs. Gallonage rent.
Write No. 31, Bend Bulletin.
BY OWNER: Nice three bedroom
modern home. Partly furnished,
corner lot, fenced yard. 1255
Davenport.
M. BUCKNUM
REALTOR
1029 Brooks St. Phone 331
NEAT 2 bedroom home in good
district. Douoiy constructed, auto
matic heat. A real value at $4500,
low down.
NEARLY NEW 2 B.R. home near
swimming pool. Large lot, hard
wood floors. At FHA appraisal of
$7,000.
WEST SIDE VIEW Home, 4 yrs.
old, pumice block const., 2 B.R.,
fireplace, 2 lots, attached garage,
den, auto. heat. $10,500, low down
payment.
NEW 3 BEDROOM-IIome, double
garage, auto, oil lurnace, insulat'
ed, hardwood floors, large lot.
$11,500, FHA terms.
After hours phone Mr. Russell,
Mr. Pierce, Mr. Williams or
Mr. Bueknum,
1020, 106, 942J, 1221W.
VERN LARSON
AGENCY
132 Oregon Ave.
Phone 32
320 Acres deeded, 60 water, 31
acres alfalfa, crops, and Tay
lor grazing, three bedroom
modern home. $23,000.00 29
down.
40 Acres, 35 water, in alfalfa
and permanent pasture, two
bedroom home, $10,000.00 in
Tumalo area.
40 Acres, 30 water, three bed"- '
room modern home $8,750.00.
Business building, renting
$450.00 per mo. $42,000.00, good
location.
6 Acres, 5 water, three bed
room modern home. Close in
$10,500.00, consider good two
bedroom modern in tr ade.
All State Realty Co.
MAYFLOWER INSURANCE
Income Property One three-bedroom
modern; One 1-bedroom mod
ern, both have basement and fur
nace, plus cozy duplex partly fur
nished, paved streets, income $150
per month. Full price $11,600,
52000 down, balance .$75 per month.
Close in on Florida, 4 bedroom
modern with double plumbing, full
basement, oil furnacef 2 corner
lots, paved street and sidewaiks.
510,500, terms.
E. 6th St., cozy 2 bedroom modern,
extra large double garage, corner
lot, paved street, $8750. FHA
terms.
Acreages Vacant, 3!. A., 3 A.
water, 2 bedroom home, garage,
chicken house, several hundred
feet South Highway 97 frontage.
$5900. . small down payment, bal
ance like rent.
Several good farms and ranches,
ror details, call 167, 221 Green
wood. NEWLY Redecorated 3 Bedroom
Home, insulated, automatic heat
and hot water, wired for range
and dryer, plumbed for Bendix.
55.900. $1,500 down, balance $44.29
per month including taxes and
insurance. 104 Delaware, phone
2221,
BY OWNER Knrmel Korn Shop.
836 Wall Street
ANNE FORBES, Realtor
36 Oregon Ave. Phone 36W
Ken Loucks, salesman, phone 1786
Acreages (a) Close in. 29 acres,
19 COI. 6 room house, pasture, out
buildings. Mt. view, $4500, 560 mo.
5 Acres unimproved, close in.
4'i COI. Sism strain rlmvn iri 4n
Atps. 35 COI, lovely new 3 bed
room home, out-buildings. $16,000.
House alone is worth the money.
3 Bedroom Homes (nl 2 lots,
wired for elec. range, plumbed for
auto, washer, attractively deco
rated, only $4950. $1000 down, $50
month. Will take car. (b) Very ner.t
on paved street, some furnitur".
enrage, and workshop. $(500. 51000
down. $50 month, fci Ownfr leav
ing, must sell. Exceptionally well
constructed new home, has over
517.000 in house. Reduced to
515.000. Will G.I.
Small Down Payments fat 2
Bedroom, wired for eiec. range.
yriO. $300 down. $.15 month, ihl 3
Rooms, bath, sewer connections,
fireplace. $3500. S.T0O down. S.".5
month, (c) Nerds repairs, 2 bed
room, gas range, gas waterheater.
shower, drilled hole, $1500, $150
down.
For Sale Real Estate
NEW HOME
BEAUTIFUL three bedroom,
in excellent location. This
beautiful home has attached
garage, fireplace, Youngstown
Kitchen, and piped heat. See
now at 634 E. 9th, then call
owner at 528J.
80 ACRES, fenced, near Bend.
write Mrs. E. I. Pattie, 3118 N. E.
8th Ave., Portland.
BY OWNER: Two bedroom mod
ern, floor fumnpe wirivi fni rnnnn
and dryer, insulated and weather-
suippra, auacnea garage, will
G.I. F.H.A. appraisal value-$7500,
$1500 down. See at 326 E. Haw-
inorne or .pnone 1536W.
WHY NOT RAISE
A few calves, pigs, and chickens?
914 A., 5 A. water, 3 mi. out, good
modern 2 br. homo, good chicken
house. $1000 will handle.
IF A SMALL HOUSE will do bet
ter, see this one. Close-in. paved
street, wired for range. $500 will
handle. Can you afford to pay rent?
IF YOU MISS THIS ONE you will
miss one ot the best built houses
in Bend. The location is on Colum
bia. $1500 will handle. 2 br., att.
garage, auto, furnace.
THE OWNER HAS GONE, he says
sell it. No, it is not a steal, but
you can buy it right if you want
A GOOD home with lots of room,
4 Br's. About $3000 will handle.
J. A. DUDREY, Realtor
1039 Wall Telephone 1327W
Evenings 926R
THREE Bedroom house, ball ce
ment basement, double, garage,
utility room attached, nice lawn
and shade. Will sell furnished or
unfurnished, or take trailer house
on trade. 154 E. Revere.
FOUR Room modern house, 4 lots,
garage, rabbit hutches. 1402 Cleve
land, or phone 874R.
Fuel
DRY Body Wood, cut any length.
Claude Gant, 1204 Davenport. Ph.
852W.
For Sale Farm Products
11 ACRES ALFALFA in shock, 5
acres mixed with gray oats, $285.
Across Horn Pleasant Ridge Hall,
12 miles north. C. L. Whittemore,
Rt. 1, Box 166, Redmond.
fit: uiitiiuujis iuc lb., you
pick. Meyer s Ranch, North High
way at new junction.
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.
CONSTGN VOUR LIVESTOCK "to
Central Oregon Auction for the
highest prices. Sale evcrv Thurs
day. Ben R. Smith. Mgr. Ph. 33R8.
For Sale Miscellaneous
HERE IS a real buy In a good
used Piano. Can be seen at 1209
Milwaukee Ave., phone 1411R.
MALE CHESAPEAKE Pup, six
weeks old, eligible to register.
Phone 698J. Call at 54 Xerxes,
Bend.
Just received from Orchard
100 Lugs FRESH APRICOTS
only 79c flat 98c lug
MARKETERIA
While they last! S
THREE registered male Pekingese
pups, 9 weeks old, $35 each. Call
11R18, Redmond.
Stock Reduction Sale
at Bargain Prices
Garner's Needleshop
South Highway
DINETTE Table and 4 ChairS,
522.50. Wood bed with coil springs.
$12.50. Office desk chair, $7.50;
Baby bed. Table model Radio, 56.
Hair dryers. $5 to S22.50. Electric
refrigerator, runs OK, $30. White
enamel wood ranges, $7.50 up.
Cabinet Radio, $7.50. Electric
range, while enamel,. $20. Large
beveled mirrors, $10 each. Mayig
gasoline motor. S5. Electric motors
S7.50. 350 Division.
PIANO, for a really good buy in a
Spinet Piano, be sure to contact
us right away. $25 down, small
monthly payments, 65 Gilchrist
Ave.
1952 COLUMBIA Hollywood, sleeps
4, awnings, thermostat heat, Cros
ley Refrigerator. Electric pulvor
ator. Eryant's Cabins, Prineville,
Oregon.
BENDIX Automatic Washer, good
condition. Breakfast Table and 4
chairs. Call 1586W or see at 1414
Awbrey Rd.
NEARLY NEW all aluminum con
structed trailer house, ran be seen
at 1040 E. 6th. Phone 1919W.
TRADE Motor Bike and Hike for
saddle horse or ca)f. Robert Pres
ton. Rt. 2. Box 184. Bend.
ONE 2-horsepower gas motor near
ly new. One V.? horsepower elec
tric motor and pump. Ben Preston,
Rt. 2 Box 1S4, Bend.
RADIO Tubes. Philco and other
makes. Complete stock for all
radios.
BEND FURNTTLT.E CO.
SLEEPING TRAILER: Teardrop
design; light weight; good rubber.
L. N. Cagle, 722 West 12th.
ENAMELS. Wall-paints, Varnishes.
Exterior Paints and Associated
Products. Priced at fraction of
value. The Shorwin-Williams Co.,
Ill Oregon Avenue.
For Salt! i;od Cant
1DIS G.MC DUMP TRUCK. See at
932 Quincy, or phone 459W.
For Sale Used Cars
1949 FORD Convertible Couoe. low
down payment. 718 Columbia,
phone 1722R.
1947 FORD Truck, 14 ton dump.
Hydraulic lilt with wood bed. Iwo-
speed rear end, 8x25 tires in rear,
7x20 in front. In good shape. Call
238.
TO SELL YOUR CAR
See Warren Johnson
254 E. 3rd.
Fair Deal Auto Exchange
T-9 CAT, with blade, winch. Ready
to go. Terms.
Ward Motor Co.
1008 Bond St.
Check These Values
"TERMS"
1948 Plymouth Sed., R & H $995
1947 Plymouth 5 pass. Cpe., R
& H 895
1947 Ford "6" Sedan 795
1942 Plymouth Sed., Heater . 395
1942 Chevrolet Sed., Heater 475
1941 Ponttac Sed., R & H 325
1940 Pontiac Sed., R & H 195
1940 Pontiac 5 Pass. Cpe. htr. 295
1940 Oldsmobile Sed., Heater .. 295
1936 Chevrolet Sed., Heater 95
1935 Chevrolet Sed., Heater . 65
FAIR DEAL AUTO EXCHANGE
254 E. 3rd Phone 2105W5
SIX WHEEL short Log Truck. Will
take older model Pickup in trade.
Phone 1920W, 401 Riverfront.
For Bent
FLOOR POLISHER $1 a day.
You call for & return. A. C. Stipe
iurmture Co., a wall. Ph. iuu
THREE ROOM cottage, partly fur
nished, garden, garage, 2 blocks
U. S. Bank. Two bedroom Duplex,
unfurnished. Two room apartment.
water, lights. Ill Hawthorne, phone
1100, 3.
APARTMENT, 3 rooms, bath, nice
ly furnished, clean, bus route, util
ities furnished, adults only. 1309 E
3rd. Phone 1923R.
OR LEASE, nicely furnished small
house with garage. Near Kenwood
school. Ideal for single woman,
electric range, oil furnace etc.
Phone laobw.
CLOSE IN, half block park, cool,
modern furnished apt. Electric
range, refrigerator. Utilities fur
nished. Adults. No pets. Sleeping
rooms. Phone 258W.
THREE Room furnished modern
Apartment, reasonable rent. Call at
164 E. Irving.
FOUR Bedroom partly furnished
house for rent, garage. Inquire 63
Louisiana.
MODERN Furnished one bedroom
house, also throe room furnished
Apt. Inquire Newlnnd's Apartments
coi ner E. 2nd and Irving.
CLOSE IN, modern apartment, 3
rooms and bath, refrigeration,
clean, adults only. See at 735
Florida.
WILL LEASE with option to buy,
three bedroom modern homo, un
furnished. Reasonable. Phone
1248R.
THREE ROOM Apartment, and
private bath, nicely furnished, elec
tric range, refrigerator, automatic
furnace heat. No children or pots.
Phone 1484.
Wanted
ELDERLY LADY to room and
board in private modern home.
Write P. O. Box 886.
CATTLE and HOGS, Redmond
Stock Yards. Call G. L. Hulett,
34-R-3, evenings please, or write
P. O. Box 692, Redmond.
JUNK batteries, $1.79 each; junk
car radiators, $1.50 up, depending
on size. Pacific Auto Wrecking
South Highway.
DEAD & disabled stock removed
free of charge. Will haul dead
horses, cattle, hogs & sheep. Ph.
Redmond 444 collect, Redmond
Rendering Co.
Help Wanted
40 HOUR WEEK will bring you
better than average earnings.
Good credit reputation, car, and
normal health essential. Full in
formation on request. Write J. R.
Watkins Company, 137 Dexter
Ave., Seattle 9, Washington.
LIFE-TIME SECURITY
TELEGRAPHERS
URGENTLY NEEDED
I want to talk to 10 men, 18-45,'
who are interested in permanent
employment with railroads as tele
graph operators and station agents
at a wage from $300 per month up.
Jobs waiting.
WE TRAIN YOU
Does not interfere with present iob.
If sincere, ambitious and in good
health, write No. 150, co Bend
Bulletin.
SERVICE STATION Attendant.
Must have lubrication experience.
Snoop & Shulzc Truck Service,
Redmond.
MAN with some knowledge qf car
penter work, for boat house. Wage
Sin.) month, room and board. Call
LaPine 311.
EXPERIENCED Service Station
attendant. Permanent employment.
Vic's Shell Service, Bond & Frank
lin. WOMAN" to work in motor court.
Good opportunity for advancement
if ambitious. Write No. 227. Bend
Bulletin, giving age, exjierience
and phone number.
TWO MECHANICS, salary or com
mission. Permanent work. H. S.
I Michael Co., Madras, Ore.
Help Wanted
SALESMAN '
WANTED
Top commission paid on high class
merchandise, exclusive territory.
Write, tell us about yourself, give
phone number. Factory man will
call you for interview about Au
gust 1.
WRITE No. X300. The Bend Bul
letin.
MEN or WOMEN to take names
for City Directory. Write, giving
age, to No. 1903 oo Bend Bulletin.
LEARN to sell Auto Insurance, full
or part time. Everyone a prospect.
We will train you. Write W. E.
Shaver, Insurance Company, 221
Greenwood Ave,, or call 167 lor
interview.
EXCLUSIVE salaried opening at
Bend as Salesman for Mutual Fire
and Casualty Insurance Company
having substantial established busi
ness in Bend and Central Oregon.
Experience not required as we will
train right man. Qualifications:
Age 28 to 48, married, own car,
experience meeting public and
good record. Write giving full par
ticulars. Replies held in confidence.
No. 205 Bend Bulletin.
EXPERIENCED farmer, mechanic
or heavy equipment operator, pre
ferably 40 years old and married,
to represent national concern lo
cally. Must have car and be able
to travel within 100 mile radius of
home. References required, draw
ing account when qualified. Good
commissions and bonus. For inter
view write J. J. Vetter, Hydrotex
Industries, Box 392, Dallas, Texas,
stating qualifications, age, address
and phone number.
ENGINEERS DRAFTSMEN
Mechanical and Structural Drafts
menEngineers . as leaders on de
sign and detailing of heavy ma
chinery and structural work such
as hydro-electric equipment, pulp
and paper mill machinery, pres
sure vessels, hoisting equipment,
structural gates and heavy ma
chinery of all types. Duties would
be primarily nrenaration of. or
direction of preparation of, shop
detail drawings, and material
specifications. Salary open, excel
lent working conditions and oppor
tunity for advancement. Plant lo
cated in Pacific Northwest and
regularly employs about 1.000 per
sons, combined jobbing and manu
facturing. No. 225 co Bend Bulle
tin. Situations Wanted
WILL CARE for your children days
or evenings: also when you go on
trips. Will also do light housework
ty tne day. can at t&i run, or
phone 1083, Mrs.. Jessie Murran.
Service
Only Authorized-Franchised
LINCOLN - MERCURY
Dealer
in Central Oregon
CENTRAL OREGON MOTORS
North City Limits
REDMOND PHONE 310
CUSTOM SAW FILING
For
Hand Saws and Small Circulars
434 Emerson
WELL AND DRAIN
HOLE DRILLING
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE
LEE GRIMES
Phone 996 Rt. 3, Box 26
FREE ESTIMATES
CARPENTER WORK, Cabinet
work, Kitchen remodeling. Horton's
Cabinet Shop, Rt. 2, Box 53, phone
2116J2.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
and repairs on all makes. Ph. 274.
1033 Brooks.
FURNITURE 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 Irving.
Phone 987.
KAY ARDEN, Interior Decoration,
wallpaper cleaning, and household
janitor service. Phone 963M.
HOUSE MOVING and raising;
large or- small. Estimates gladly
given. Holman Transfer, 201
Irving, phone 987.
CONCRETE SERVICE
Free Estimates
DtJveways Sidewalks Patios, etc.
No Job Too Large Or Small
All Work Guaranteed
F. A. Ward
132 Virginia Place Phone 897
CAT - TRACTOR
DUMP TRUCK WORK
Black & Red Cinders
Excavating and Bulldozing,
rock loaded and hauled away.
Fill Dirt, Top Soil
MEL STRICKLETT
Phone 101 7-J or 530
Miscellaneous
TO GIVE AWAY Two 3-month-old
puppies, small, good children's
pets. Can see at 520 Florida, or
phone 1754W.
NOTICE OF FILING APPLICA
TIONS' FOK A CIIANOE IX ISK
AXI) PLACE OF L'SE OF
HATEK
Notice is given hereby that Flora
E. Hall has filed an application in
the office of Chas. E. Stricklin.
State Enaineer. for the annroval of
' a change in use and place of use
I of water from Deschutes River.
IN the adjudication nrocredincs
determining the relative rights to
trie use ol tne waters of Deschutes
River and its tributaries, an incho
ate water right was adjudicated in
the name of the Central Oregon
Irrigation District for the irriga
tion of, among other lands, 40 acres
in NW!4 NWK, Sec. 27, T. 15 S.,
R. 14 E.. W. M.
Flora E. Hall, owner of 1 acre
of the land above described, pro
poses to change the use from irri
gation purposes to that of domestic
use and the operation of a store
and post office in SWJ4 SWH, Sec.
22, T. 15 S., R. 14 E.. W. M.
All persons interested are noti
fied hereby that a hearing will be
held at the County Court House at
Bend. Oregon, on Sept. 17, 1952
at 10:00 a.m. All objections to
the proposed change, if any there
are, will be heard at said time
and place. Any objections shall be
prepared in writing, one copy to
be served on Flora E. Hall, Red
mond, Ore., and one copy filed
with the State Engineer, Salem,
Ore., together with a $2 filing fee
at least 10 days prior to the date
set for hearing. If no objections
are filed, such change may be ap
proved by the State Engineer with
out a hearing.
Dated at Salem, Ore., this 17th
day of July 1952.
CHAS. E. STRICKLIN
State Engineer
192-198-204-C
Veep Too Old,
Unions Decide
CHICAGO, July 21 (in AFL
and CIO spokesmen met with
Vice President Alben W. Barkley
Monday to break the hews that
he is not their presidential candi
date, but left the Veep's headquar
ters without comment.
Ten union officials had break
fast with Barklev and talked with
him and his aides for about an
hour and a half. At the conclusion
of the meeting they brusquely
turned aside reporters and said
they will issue a statement later
today.
Pressed for Information on the
session, Jack Kroll, director of the
CIO Political Action Committee,
angrily advised reporters to "be
your age."
me labor sponesmcn did not
even say they informed the vice
president of their decision to with-
hold.support from his presidential
campaign because he is too old.
Barkley himself Issued a short
statement saying that he enjoy
ed" meeting with the labor group
and discussing labor problems.
He said he would have no further
comment.
An hour after the meeting la
bor sources reported that the
AFL-CIO spokesmen did not back
down during their talk with the
vice president. The labor stand
against Barkley was reported5tt.
te uncnanged aner tne session
' PORTLAND IJAIKY
(By United Pre)
Prices were unchanged Monday
on the Portland wholesale dairy
market.
Butter To retailers: AA grade
prints, 78c lb.; cartons, i9c; A
prints, 78c; cartons, 79c; 3 prints,
76c lb.
;Eggs To retailers: Grade AA
large, 71c doz. ; A large, 66-67c doz. ;
AA medium, 67e doz.; A medium,
65-66c doz.; A smalls, 41-43c doz.
Cartons 3c additional.
In the early 18th century, the
bulk of the world's paper was
made wholly or partially from
rags.
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FINISHED ATHENE
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Hungarian Red
Reveals Tactics
Against Church
LONDON (IB In a review of the
Communists' post-war fight for su
preme power in Hungary, the vet
eran Communist leader and general
party secretary, Matyas Rakosi,
revealed the tactics used by the
Communists to break down the in
fluence of the Catholic church.
In an article in the Communist
party monthly, Social Review, Ra
kosi described how his party at
tacked the church and destroyed
its power under the pretext that it
was harboring "reactionary ele
ments.
The campaign against the
church came only after the Com
munists had succeeded in compro
mising and destroying the largest
Hungarian political organization,
the Smallholders' party, and in
splitting and absorbing the Social
ists.
In addition, the Communists
had brought under their control
the security police and their trade
unions. Only after having thus
prepared the ground did they at
tempt to attack the Christian
churches and the Catholic church
as the last in the long list of or
ganizations which they had marked
for destruction.
Campaign Described
In Rakosi's own words, the Com
munists' campaign against the
churches developed as follows;
"The winning over (by the com
munists) of the masses of peas
ants, the small bourgeoisie and, in
certain places, even of the indus
trial workers was rendered ex
tremely "difficult by the reaction
hiding behind the cloak of the
church.
"The majority (of the church
leaders were opposed to democracy
from the very first moment. This
opopsitlon was' particularly sharp
on the part of the Catholic church,
whose lands were taken away by
the land reform. The churches
fought almost united against us
from 1945 to 1948.
"First of all we broke up the re
actionary united front of the
churches. By making use of the
democratic possibilities in the Re
formed Calvinist and the Evan
Eelical Lutheran churches, we were
able to mobilize the believers who
sympathized with us. An agree
ment was reached in 1948 in the
spirit of mutual understanding
and indulgence which ensured
the peaceful co-existence of the
people's democracy and these
churches."1 -- ' '' v
Attack Organized
Having thus eliminated the Pro
testants from the light, the Lorn
munisls proceeded to make a fron
tal attack on the Catholic church,
by far the greatest spiritual power
in iiungai-y.
"The position with Ihc Catholic
church was different," Rakosi
went on. "The leaders of this
church maintained close relations
with the American imperialists, by
order of the Vatican.
"After the unmasking of the
Smallholders' parly as the agents
of the American imperialists, the
Social Democratic party was or
dered to man the front line. When
the treacherous Social Democratic
leaders have shared the same fate"
that is to say when the Commu
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nists had eliminated them too
it was the turn of the anti-dem-
ocratic leaders of the catholic
church, who became the most ex
posed representatives of American
imperialism.
Their activities Became partic
ularly strong at the end of 1948
when, as the Rajk trial revealed.
this attitude would have been part
of the armed invasion which Tito
and his gang planned at that time
with the aid of spies and provoca
teurs who had been planted into
the Hungarian workers' move
ment.
Vatican under Uro
The Hungarian people's democ
racy, however, was on the alert. It
brought Cardinal Mindszcnty to
trial, which threw a light upon his
activities and those of his com
panions, and which disclosed that
under the activities of the church
they had not only planned to re
store the old landlord-capitalist
order but also the hated Hapsburg
regime.
The trial was accompanied by
a gigantic propaganda campaign
against Catholicism in general and
the Vatican in particular and re
sulted in the elimination from of
fice and from public life through
trials, imprisonment and other
forms of persecution of Catholic
bishops and prominent laymen.
The remaining Hungarian bish
ops were forced to accept a
government-imposed compromise
which completely eliminated Cath
olic influence from public life and
is steadily diminishing the role of
religion in education and in the
private life of the Hungarians.
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WANT ... WHEN YOU WANT ITI
Cesspool Service Hearing Aid Service
"curly Mcdonald uc a "'h A ln
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ntAKIiNfc? AIU
Repairs Building Only $75
Drain Hole Shooting Batteries lor All Makes
P""e 735-W or 1424 Bend Hearing Aid Center
Cleaning 934 Wall St. Phone 803
DRY CLEANING Monuments
OF QUALITY Monuments and Markers. '
Repairs and Hat Blocking RAY CARLSON
CAPITOL CLEANERS cemetery sexton
815 South Third Phone 524 Cemetery Engraving
. . . Monuments and Markers
tlectncal Cleaned
354 Georgia Phone 388-M
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Also Electric Motor Service Guamed Service ox.
Mike s Electric Repair au Makes
Shop Pickup and Delivery.
1645 Galveston Phone 1437-W GEORGE'S-
- '. Radio and Sporting Goods
Elec ric wiring and repairs. 644 Franklin- Phone 900
Light fixtures and lamps.
Range andapjnce repair Roofing
Furnace repair and sales. SHINGLES ROOFING '
BILL'S ELECTRIC Free Estimates Given
942 Hill St., near Greenwood Use Our Easy Payment Plan
Phone 556-J Central Oregon Roofing
ELECTRICAL MOTOR and Sheet Metal Co.
HEADQUARTERS 12d " Gieenwood Pnone 1270
j New and used motors Watch Repair
Generators, Starters, r
Light Plants Expert Watch Repair
ISSc CASCADE JEWELRY
So. Third at City limits KENNETH SHANK, Prop,
phone 2068 839 Wall Phone b79
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Girls' Tennis
Team Planned
Formation of a girls tennis
team, as part of the city recrea
tion program, will be undertaken
this week, it was reported today
by Miss Jeri Haner, in charge ol
such activities for the recreation
department. A play-off for the
girls city championship will be
held in the late summer. Miss
Haner said today.
All girls interested In partici
pating in tennis play are being
asked to contact Miss Haner, tele
phone 857-M, any evening this
week between the hours of 5 and
7 o'clock. They also may sign up
at the Harmon playfield, Miss
Haner said.
MAIL LATE
Distribution of mail at the Bend
post office this morning was de
layed for about 30 minutes, due
to late arrival of the mail train.
Heavy congestion of traffic on the
railroad line was blamed for the
delay.
MOTEL PURCHASED
MADRAS, July 21 J. L.
Christoson has sold the Green
Spot motel which he has opera
ted here the past three years to
Mr. and Mrs. Ira E. Waldron,
who have been operating a motel
In Bend. The Waldrons have as
sumed management of the Green
Spot.Christon will return to
Bend to make his home.
By Merril
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