Th Band Bulletin. Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1955 5B
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"Help! I sewed myself to the machine!"
Adlai's 'Moderation' Plea
Labled 'Master Stroke'
WASHINGTON (UP) Sen. A
S. Mike Monroney (D-Okla) said
today that Adlai E. Stevenson's
stand for "moderation" won him
support in 46 states even if it hurt
him among Democrats in the other
two.
Monroney, who is backing Stev-
Panmai. Now
Taken in Stride
By TV Producer
By WILLIAM KWALI)
Unlti-d Press Staff CorreHiMiinlent
NEW YORK (UP) Herbert
Brodkin holds the kind of TV job
which requires him to cope with
cheery little letters like this:
"Dear Sir. . . Your show of Nov.
27 was the most hypocritical and
coward ly o ;spl ay that we ha ve
ever seen on TV. We intend to
retaliate by boycotting your pro
duct and poisoning your name
wherever possible . . ."
By now, Brodkin, ' producer oi
the Alcoa and Goodyear dramas,
has learned to take tnis kind of
panmail in stride. "Less than one
percent of our mail is critical,"
says Brodkin, "and sometimes,
even some of that is constructive."
However, Brodkin confessed that
some of the one per cent were
100 per cent dar-bl asters.
"We did one show on Nov. 27
with Mclvyn Douglas," said Brod
kin, "called 'Thunder in Washing
ton that stirred up more contro
versy tnan any other show in our
scries. '
The Play
The program dealt with a busi
nessman who volunteers for gov
ernment service and winds up as
the center of a congressional in
vestigation. Its ending was incon
clusive and the show evoked such
bons-bons as:
", . .A deliberate plan to sub
vert our government institu
tions. . ."
"What is the idea of making
Congress an out-and-out villain
"Rest assured I shall avoid as
far as possible buying anything
marked Alcoa."
"The play was wonderful, but the
ending stank!"
Brodkin answers all of these
literary delights as a matter ol
course. He even answers when th
writers seem to be courting no
reply. For the record, Brodkin un
veiled a sheaf of such letters,
from which some of the following
comments were culled:
From Baton Route. La. "In ref
erence to your presentation en
titled, 'One Mummy Too Many,1
I can only say it certainly was."
From Wa t ert own , M a ss . . a bou t
"The Small Servant" "It was
boring! Boring! Boring!"
Too Young
From Highland Height. Ky..
about "A Girl Can Tell. "-"Immoral
trash." The writer also
added that she had put her 19-year-old
boy out of the room so
he wouldnt be able to see it.
"I guess," said Brodkin, "wo re
ceived our heaviest critical mail
when the Alcoa Hour replaced the
old Philro Playhouse. Philco fans
yelled '(Jive us bark the slice-of-life
dramas' every time we did a
comedy.
"But those letters have slopped
how. Maybe they wrote themselves
out or maybe, they like the show
or maybe, they just don't watch."
Brodkin, former producer of
such shows as "The Elgin Hour,"
"Motorola TV" and "ABC Album
has learned, he said, to stick to
his guns.
"I long ago made up my mind,"
he said, "lo do the kind of thing
I want to do. If yoa try to please
everyone, you wind up pleasing
no oue."
by Nadina Saltsr
enson for the Democratic presiden
tial nomination, described the for
mer Illinois governor's call for a
moderate Democratic program in
YJjb a master stroke.
He said criticism of the "moder
ation" plea by Govs. Averell Har
riman of New York and G. Mention
Williams of Michigan did not
damage Stevenson's standing.
"I feel sure that the other 4G
states would certainly prefer the
Stevenson position rather than to
select a candidate standing as an
immoderate," 'Monroney said in an
interview.
Other political developments: j
President Eisenhower, it was
learned, has heard both sides ot
the debate among his supporters
as to whether he should say soon
or delay until spring an announce
ment on whether he will seek u
second term. v I
Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn), !
one of Stevenson's rivals for the!
Democratic nomination, told a tele-1
vision audience he definitely will
enter the New Hampshire primary
and is considering Minnesota's. He
said earlier he would enter the
California primary.
Kefauver called for eleotlon
year lax relief through raising per
sonal exemptions, labelled the ad
ministration's "mussive retalia
tion" policy a mistake and said
Red China is not worthy of ad
mission to the United Nations.
President Joseph L. Rauh. Jr.,
of Americans for Democratic Ac
tion, (old a television audience
his organization would welcome
the candidacy of Cnief Justice Earl
Warren of the Republican ticket.
Raua said if Warren were to run
against a conservative Democrat
such as Ohio Gov. Frank J .
Lausche, ADA would support War
ren. He said if the race were be
tween Warren and Stevenson, ADA
might back one of the men, neither
of them or both.
West German TV
On Only Fourteen
Hours Each Week
By W I LI AM KWAI-D
United Press Staff t:orrt,Kntleii
NEW YORK (UP) The chances
are you've never heard of Peter
Frankenfeld, but he's Arthur God
frey. Ed Sullivan and Hal March
all rolled into one.
In West Germany, that is.
Frankenfeid, says Frankenfeld,
is the No. 1 TV star on the net
work tiat links Berlin, Stuttgart,
Munich, Cologne, Frankfurt and
Hamburg.
"West German television." ex
plained Frankenfeld as he whirled
through here last week "is on
only 14 hours a week. I am on two
hours each Sunday, one - seventh
of t'lat time. And I am also on
radio six hours a week."
Frankenfeld's TV program of
fers everything but free beer. It
combines singers, dancers, an 13
piece band, magicians, dog acts,
Frankenfeld telling jokes, Frank
enfeld chatting with the audience
and r rankent.'Id running a quiz
gam".
"We have a different kind of nu
dience than American TV shows.'
said Frankenfeld as he tried to
explain t'.iis cornucopis of razzma
taz. "Than pay to get in as
much as SI ..Vi. They exjieel a
ways has to be happenin;.
The name of Frankenfeld's two-
hour extravaganza, which origi
nates in Hamburg, is "One To
Zero For You."
"It is Wkc the score in a football
game," he explained. "It melius
you can win, you will win if you
come up here," he added enig
matically. foif iirv. Vrniis Mars. .lutitfr
and Saturn, are the planets which
lean bu seen w.Uiuut d ttltbcopt.
U. S. to Continue
Talks Until All
Civilians Freed
WASHINGTON (UP) The Unit
cd States will continue its Geneva
talks with Red China until all
American civilians still held m
China are freed.
It will do so despite Its accusa
tion that the Communists have
broken their word on freeing th
remaining Americans they still
hold.
The accusation was made Fri
day night in a formal government
statement which charged the Chi-,
liese with violating their Septem
ber agreement to free all Ameri
can civilians "expeditiously." The
statement was America's answer
to a Communist Chinese charge
that it is the United States which
has violated the agreement.
Despite the bitter exchange, offi
cials said, the United States has
no plan to break off the Geneva
negotiations with Red China. They
said the United States thinks the
talks may yet be valuable in win
ning release of the remaining
American civilians in China and
in getting Red China to renounce
use of force to settle territorial
disputes.
Cited 14 Prisoners
In its statement the State De
partment said Communist China
still holds 14 American civilians
although it agreed to release the
U.S. citizens expeditiously last
Sept. 10.
"AU United States citizens wha
wish to leave should have been
out of Communist China long be
fore this, the State Department
said.
The statement also charged that
Red China is guilty of "cruel and
inhuman treatment" ol the Ameri
can prisoners.
In making its .charges against!
the United States Thursday, Red
China demanded that this country
give names and information on all
Chinese residents in fie United
States and help the Indian Em
bassy contact them. - I
No Representation .Made
The State Department retorted
that the Indian Embassy in Wash
ington "has made no representa
tion that any Chinese is being pre
vented from leaving."
American officials said Brit ish
diplomats in Red Ciina have ben
able to contact only two of the
14 American civilians still in Com
munist prisons. They are John
Downey, New Britain, Conn., and
Dr. Homer V. Bradshaw of New
York.
Officials said Downey and Brad
shaw both sent letters to the Brit
ish charge d'affaires appealing for
help in getting out of China.
State Department spokesman
Lincoln White said ridny t int "the
great majority of Chinese in the
United States travel on National
ist passports and their allegiance
is to the Nationalist and tiot to the
Communist government."
KIH'CATIOXAI. IIKADAC'HK
GRINNELL, In. (UP) Ncal W.
Klausncr, collet mnrsliHl. asked
university presidents attending the
inaugural of Dr. Howard Bnwen as
president ol Grinncll College to
stand. Then he turn.'d to Dr. BowT
en and introduced t.ie group as
men "to whom ynti can turn for
advice, consolation and aspirin
tablets."
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9 Meetings
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Thursday, December 22, 8 p.m.
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Visiting Brethren wel
come. Refreshments.
Wm. Jappert,
Secretary
1 1 Personals; Spl. Notices
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23 House Trailers
BILL ANDERSON
MOBILE HOME SALES
305 Burnside phone 77
30 Used Cars for Sale
t)R THE BEST USED OVK
DEAL, IN IKJWN SEE
BILL FKASER MOTORS
134 ureeinvoou Jc'hone 700
used Trucks Trailers
1.U6 INTERNATIONAL PICKUP, llooil
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WO - WHKELTltAlT,EK. Tiroa rnnv
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iad.i.
PLENTY OF PICKUPS. All naki-t v. to
1 toil. DESCHUTES CE.NTLK. Fhorw
34 Automobiles Wanted
CASH FOR YOUR CAR, JEEP or
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car or cash or both lor your
equity.
GEORGE'S USED CARS
5th & "G" St., Redmond Ph. 535
ay Services Offered
DEAD STOCK removed free. Cows
horses, calves, hogs, sheep,
Hxi.VIOND RENDERING CO.
Ph. 441, collect.
OIL FORCED AIR HEATING. We
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Metal Work. BEND SHEET
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64 Plumbing & Heating
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ME1AL. Bring your heating prob
lems to us. rnone u.
66 Badio; TV Sales & Serv.
PHILCO & HOFFMAN TV
' Authorized Dealer
Radios and Hi-Fi Equipment
RIES RADIO 624 Frmlm Ph. SOI
RADIO - TV HBES
Complete stock for all radios
Philco and Other Makes
BEND FURNITURE COMPANY
82 Male Heip Wanted
APPLICATIONS brlna Uikfii tor OreKun
inn routes. Phone 66.
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WAT KINS DEALERSHIP NOW AVAIL
ABLE, we provide capita:.. WKJI'K
tun I.M-OKMATION TO THE J. R
W ATKINS COMPANY. 3(I3 HKOOKLYN
AVt.-M.B, hfcATTLE S. WASIflNtrTON.
DIESEL
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
We need several merhnnirally inrllm-tt and
H'ltatile iren for positions in the TracKir
und Etiulomont induhiry. If you are not
maKimt hetter than !KJ n-r week, or ym
(ion i nave an year joti sii-uriiy. vuu
owe It to yourself to wile for fnw farts.
wiuioui ooimalloin, alxmt Ihis t mining and
our Auvisory I'uicuineni svivite.
Tractor Training Service
BOX 1212A, Bend, Ore.
83 Female Help Wanted
WAITRESSES. Saint y. Inrd and nn.m
U'nlP Mr Iji.IiI Mt U,.i Ukm.i-
Government Cani(. OreKon, jjlvinji ad
dress and phone tiumlBT.
84 Situations Wanted
CAPAflLE WOMAN wants ttouauwork by
the hour. Phone 1M4-R.
90 Business Opportunities
112 Fets ot an Kinds
STOCK SHEPHERD IT PS. if"d N-Heri
Mnc I1U. female - :. Call &J7-L.
HICKOKS PETS A SI'PPLIES
Parnkee's Love Kitds -Co katnls--Canap
les Peiuvian Cavies. Phone 517-W. 4t E-
ireenv.ood.
IDEAL'cTmisVMA7s'(TlTT."l7uUlii"i .mt
eiirly'jiritl. reuislerrd Ofkrrs. Children
love them, men want lln in fur hunitiu
Ml View Ki-nnelH. rfione :'l l W 2
RANCH PKT SHOP
Monkeys Tnplc Kiah -Ptnuima Parroti
- Oiiianes-Sio ul on pHiakeeli. H m.
Cflaci n1 nil net suilies. 1st Ivhim
North Powell Butte Craiiue. fliuiie 73-U-j.
114 Poultry & Rabbits
PLACE HOLIDAY OI.DKKS NOW' It-wit-ln
hens, iwn ni. ix IU. UeiAcied.
Wantwi Live Poultry Krenh Kims
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117 Livestock Wanted
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es! Cash Prices. Will pick up at RauUi,
u. j. muion. rrone ta-w.
121 Appliances; HK Equip.
PoKfAULE SEWING MACHINE, excel km
cvndiuun. Reasunauie price. Pautie imJ-J.
RECONDITIONED AND Guaran
teed Used Appuanccs. Automatic
Washers, from $49.50. Wringer
Wasners , from $14 . 60. Elec u ic
Ranges, from (29.50. Refrigera
tors, Irom $-W.5U. OHLGO
EQUIPMENT CO., phone &SS.
rtiwN T A biiSGER Sewing maciiMc
or Singer vacuum by uie month.
Call lhJa, SllNGcK. SWiNG lEiv
'i'Ut, l-'ti Minnesota.
132 Farm Products
POTATOES-wtll deliver Monday and Fi
day. Civawtuie. Kt. 3. ikix lbs. iiofui
uue 1'nol liuite. Plume 210J-W-1.
133 Fuel & Wood
DRY BODY WOOD. Will deliver In Henri.
Redmond, smers. Pruinpt delivery. Plume
HEAVY TIMBERS. (10 ilnale. 19.50
double toad. CASCADE TKA.NblOKT. PO.
VH2-J.
134 Specials at The Stores
ONE AUTOMATIC Launderniut
Washer - $179.50. BEND BAR
GAIN HOUSE, 2 Kearney across
irom depot.
Jewels of Legendary
SPLENDOR
by HOBE . . .
Exclusive at the
Alpine Gift House
Opposite Gateway Motel
- Open until 9:00 P.M.
TWO POR'iABLE GENERAL Elec
tric Radios, wet battery type, ex
cellent condition-$.15 each. IIOUK
VAN ALLEN STOKE.
CHILDREN'S HARDWOOD Rock
ers. Also plaltorm rockers at
SLNNARD'S FURNITURE, 5th &
Evergreen, Redmond.
IoddTOraft furn.
Ideal Gifts for Children
Rockers $12.95 to $14.95
3-Pc. Davenport Sets
$39.95
OPEN 'TIL 9:00 P.M. to
SATURDAY
CHARLIE'S
NEW USED
201 Franklin Ph. 1858
BETTER
BUYS
For Christmas
Casco stools Caldak trays
Adjustable Ironing Boards
Disnes pressure uooKers
Electric Fry Pans.
WEST SIDE HARDWARE
Sporting Goods -S
& H Green Stamps .
1005 Galveston Phone 672
135 Furniture; HH Goods
FOR SALE
USED FURNITURE
Dinette Sets . . Table and Chairs
Rockers . . Cot tec Tables .
End Tables . . Bedroom Sets .
Spring and Mattresses. .
922 Bond
137 Good Things to at
A SPECIAL TREAT
From South of the Border
MEXICAN FOOD
Thursday Evenings
PILOT BUTTE INN
Wall & Newport
189 Real Estate display .
THE LAND MART
Real Estate & Insurance 811 Wall SL
Phone 886
Carroll D. Pierce Realtor
Bud Russell Assoc. Broker Hap Taylor Assoc. Broker
After Ills Phone; 1020 or 1067
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Si.7n0. Tms.
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lrplc. On paved dead end street, ideal for children. Garage
& carport. Price S7,"jX). Tins.
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HERE'S YOUR CHANCE to get
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& din rm, utility im, only 3 yrs old. 2 car gar wiih space for
wtrk ihon. Prier .S!).75) unlurnished of 510.000 furnished.
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den. bep din rm, utility rm, part bsmt. Att. gar. Wall lo
wall caijjel, refng, washer & dec range incl in price of $12
0(K). Tms.
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baths. Artistically decorated, bpac llv rm Willi frplc, new
wall to wall caij-t & drapes, bsmt with piped frnc, new
septic & drilled hole. Price $14,000. Tms.
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY. Very attractive spacious 5 bdrm
home conveniently arranged, l'a baths, frplc, full bsmt
with Idry rm & .shower. 2nd floor ronld he apartment. Dbl
gar & chick house. 4 lots. Price $15,5X). Tms.
ACREAGES
1 23 ACRES City water 8 months. Deluxe home with evrv con
venience. Lrg liv rm. sep din rm, roomy kit, 2 bdrms. Ro
man brick frplc with raiM-d hearth, util rm, wall to wall
carpets. Cabinet shop size 20x10 wired fur power tools. Nice
lawn and sharle trees. Price of $21,500 includes electric
sprinkling system.
2 ACRES City water 8 months. Charming new 3 bdrm home with
elee heat. Spae liv rm, kit size 12x21, completely insuhted,
attache! gar. Beautiful landajiing with lovely flowers
young orchard. Price ot $19,500 includes rofrig, elec lange
St elec sprinkling system.
3 ACRES highway frontage. Fine 3 bdrm home with 2 ha f lis, ev
ery modern rfdivenience. Full basement with rumpus room
& bar. Furnishings available. Price $19,500. Tms.
We have a choice selection of farms & large cattle spreads,
motels & business properties.
Uiciioui & AliiliuLui witli Uivguii, Calii. tc Idaho biukcrj.
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
USED DOOR AND WINDOWS at
clearance prices. O'DAY'S SAL
VAGE & SUPPLY YD. PH. 663.
NECCHI - ELNA
SEWING MACHINES
From
$98.85 and Up
World's Only 100
AUTOMATIC MACHINES.
HEIERMAN & JANES
102L Wall Ph. 1674
Bend Supply Has
NEW & USED TRUNKS
NEW METAL SUITCASES
Various Sizes
922 Bond
SADDLE used mx-e. sell fi.r
sintinent carircutur liwla
Mowiort.
iini-
it-t.
nflpi
p. rn.
HOY'S W litke - t-H. Cirri '"iM" liikc -IIS.
Itoth bi-hI ctmtliti'Hi. Call 1&&-W
or Me at USS Cumberland.
AT CHARLIE'S
Large Selection
of Hassocks-End Tables
Step Tables ...
Specially Priced
FOR CHRISTMAS
201 Franklin .-.Ph. 1858
WILLIAMS TIRE SERVICE
Give the Highest
TRADE-IN
On Your Old Battery
183 E. Greenwood Ph. 1216
fcWK MONEY on bpllit. billfolds, purs.
niu naiiu; cuuiiimL'tiL icKl) s lkai llt.lt
SHOf. i;iilvestiHi. plione 1557-M.
FOR SALE
Used One Man Saws
BEND CHAIN SAW
CHRISTMAS TREES Duuulns Fir. also
siuiiycd lives ol B ft W llutdware. Your
Marshall-Wills Store.
TIMBERIB
Ot Cent. Oregon
FARM & UT1UTY I3LDGS.
Save Construction Costs
Make Work Easier
Serve fur a Lifetime
You Can't Afford Not to Build
TIMBERIB
Of Cent. Oregon
Redmond Hotel Bldg.
141 Miscellaneous Wanted
WANTED TO BUY
Used Furniture. Heaters. Appli
ances, Rugs, Hanges, Etc. High
est Cash Prices Paid. Ph. 1160
' MR. RAINEY
RAINEY'S FURNITURE
1173 Wall St. .
X43 Musical
IZa OAHS SAI.ANTI ACCORDION,
only montlm. llniKiiln price. J
5-F-22 luteniun And cvenJnit.
MAHOGANY UPRIGHT PIANO. B.nxl iron
dltloti. fncludiiiit bench. Uu 6ib. Sis
ters. Oreuon.
147 Pump; Sales & Serv.
LET US SUL.VK your irrigation
and pump problems. fsbWlON
lJUMiJ & JKKIGATION CO., Ph.
LI, Keiimonii.
151 Sporting Goods
SKIS. Pcjl.KS, IHNDINCiS. IhoitH. Vaen.
cie. Hiniliims tnouuleil IIl-c Willi lUl lIuisc.
7H h. lUlli.
:m H.vH MAl.MM. oioik-l 7(1. Itilvar
iin anil muii viue. all like new. 1150
"lie l.'lft-W.
SHt.it UI'll K CAXII; rl.ANMIHKI MX
nut :..w,i, aim fsi.i.i. a. k iiii.4:
III VI, M YlIU AN AII-tVHlTKIL
811 Wall Street, next to Polly's
Bdrm home in .good west side lo
attractive 3 bdrm home on edge of
area. Nice lawn k garden. Price
2 bdrm home with full bsmt. fm,
buy in a butter location than this
a fully furnishul home for little
2 txlrm home with knotly pine
Road. Lovely 3 hdnti with I'i
160 Apartments for Rent
N ICEL Y FURNISI IfcID APART-
"MENT for rent. Convenient loca
tion. Inquire at Deschutes Federal
Savings & Loan Association.
3 ROOM FURNISHED ApttimenL l!r
ittin bedroom. lUuc Sprutt; Motel, phunc
334. S. Uitftiway.
MODERN, FURSISHKD 3 twm ColUigi.
Klectrlc kitchens. Unfits, tamiie iud
FKKE HE NT at Cnsa Cnuirte Motel. I
or 3 bttirtom. kitchen BiwtmenU. - Utl
lUv pan!, wusrung luL'lhUM. Uy week
or month, ho imune cuun.
NICELY FURNISHED 1 bedroom irt.
mcnt with wastuiitf taclUUc. moiuh
Call 136.
FUt.MSHED Al'ARTMENT. clte In.
ivain runt. l-uurUry laclUtte. KHratfc
oSJ Franklin, phone 631.
SOUTH CITY LIMITS MOTEL
I or 'A bodiwm. eltx-tnc k.' hen apts.
Stvain hvaL UillUtcs paid. Wmtor ratet
iy week or month.
WAHKE MOTEL, 3 and rotim votUigeb,
uaruttea. Utilities ixuu, tclvi'none nvitii-
aiile. weeKly-inuuuiiy mtefc. 1'luine 37 u.
161 Houses For Bent
LARCE 4 l)eilnxm house. HU. unfuiiilihcd
. SoO tuniishi-d. Call 15X
OR SELL. 2 bednxun. modem, iwrtly
furnlah.'d house. Uaa vqulutx-d. siatltHiary
tuiM. Mitiht lake small house trailer as
down payment. F. S. Ueall, box mi.
livnd. or Imiu .v 6M E. Norton.
I ROOM, COMPLETELY FURNISHED
House. Cozy and immaculate. Close io
city ci'iiler, 4 uuiomniiu appuuitcvi. aar-
ai;!. A'iitlu. Phonu i2-R.
NO KIi.nNAiSLE 11KQUEST DE
NIED! Moiuy in minutes to re
liable pax-Hes. j0 to S!,0ftl. One
call service. CUMMUKCi.v: in-
DUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Pn.
2269, 315 Greenwood Ave.. Bend.
3 UKDKOM. MOlitHN. 11CK .SK . &
SullKun. Uus runi;t. oil heal. iM iht
mouth, lliuuire, 1JU MllwauKi-. uhone
2 BEDROOM. UNFUHNISHKD HOUSK.
Wliva loi automiuic wnnhor, ulcclilc
flume. (Iiiiiiko. 131'J Allwuy.
168 Otner Bemaia
MUVl.NGT Save M per cent l'P 11 EK
H1VK U DRIVE TRUCKS. ORAKKEN
RERUER'S SERVICE Wi So. 3rd SL I'hoiW
11MI.
169 Wanted to Bent
WANTED TO LEASE for S years: 3 he
room, uruunuuhed housa. rnon -x.
Roilinond.
170 Houses tor Sale
ItKDIUXIM. MODERN . tumii v llH'k
In i in-. Full Iwisoiiit'til. 1lh funuire. At
lat hctl Kiimwi'. 2 ti'imor lot. $7U1 down,
rlre .'WK1. 15G1' Elultl. phone ML'I-J.
172 Farms & Ranches
:b A. DEEP. LEVEL, vtrein loud. IV-
ert tx'llniiu'shirn'nt In ulanltplct eMensUm
arvn. Dnlkil k" well (flclnl tem lL'Sl
uhIh per minute. UH n. lift, elerlrh-llv
ready lir ImtinllalHm of pump and sprink
ler velup. I7.(MX)-lu per cent down.
Write or mil any day Imt Sntunlny.
I. J. Couch. EiihI llllund Ext. Road, Rt.
1. HermUton. tuviion.
189 Real Estate Display
MIDST ATE 11EALTY CO.
REALTOllS
106 Minnesota Ph. 4D5
ListiiiKS Needed On low down
payment properly. Wo have custo-
morfi wuitintj for two and three!
lohuficd with low down payments,
nuiance on contract.
Future Security 12 Brick apart
ments, furnished. Ideal location.
All rrnlcd and (crossing $T)S5. per
month. Tins income is outstanding
for the selling price of $25,000
Cash or terms.
190 Automobile Display
Last Chance
No Money Down
on approved credit s
ALL
USED CARS
Must Go
Open 'fill 9 P.M.
All UsedCars
Under Cover
SPECIAL
1955 MERCURY MONTCLAIR
4 Door - Fully Equipped - Has Only 3,600 Miles
1 000.00 Discount
SHOP FOR A BONDED USED CAR
THIS WEEK ONLY 'TILL NINE.
All Cars Must Go. No Payments 'Till Feb. 1st.
Come In -- Write Your Own Deal
Bank Terms
90 Day or 4,000 Mile Guarantee
LET US BE YOUR SANTA CLAUS
BILL FRASER MOTORS
1 34 Greenwood
189 Real Estate Display
DUDREY-ITILTOiV REALTORS
Top Buys Good Ustfnga
Wanted
1050 Bond St Ph. 1327-W
Jean 2212-J-5
For an your Realty Needs, me
K. D. KERR, Real Estate
Phone 2215-Offiee Home
Arnie 1759-W
LISTINGS ON CHEAP low down payment .
houiwa not'ii.Kl. Call 'Am. HIGHLAND
REAL ESTATE. 444 So. Jrd St.
190 Automobile Display
EXTRA SPECIAL :
1955 FORD ;
Thunderbird
$3150
FORD A-1
USED .CARS
See Art So. 3rd
Across from Bruin Field
YOU SHOULD
SEP THFM! I
We mean some of the "banged
up" cars our body shop "turns
out."
short oi MIRACULOUS . . .and
wnen mey re tnrougn tne cus.
tomer knows that a "personal
tntoracf hue nnnn I.iIa
'because you never know the cajr 1
A t.:.i.. l dent or ... a major
body job . , . wo huve the equip
ment and the "know how" to do
me juh muHii
HAVE YOUR BODY WORK
DONE AT
WARD MOTOH CO,
Pontine G.M.C.
ALL CARS
WINTERIZED
Hunnell Motors
Dodge & Plymouth
PH. 26
l!Mi) MfcRCURY, 4 - door. Radio,
heater, overdrive. A good car
a good buy at $545.
TOWNE MOTORS
167 Greenwood Ph. 259
LOOK!
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO
buy a Ford V-8, 5 passengrr car
for only $225? See Art! FORD A-1 ,
Used Cars.
Across from Bruin Field
So. 97 Phone 1333-W
2 B Safe-Buy Safe
Fitzpatrick
CONTINENTAL
LINCOLN MERCURY
424 So. 3rd.
Ph. 2394
50 - To CVtoose From - 50
Price QuaHy Vouo
J BEND GARAGE CO.
Homo of "OK" USED CARS
NEED A HOUSE?
SEE BULLETIN CLASSIFIED
Phone 700.