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Television in review
Ebsen gets chance to show off
his hoofing on Bing's special
By Rick Du Brew
UPI Staff Wrlttr
HOLLYWOOD (UFO - The
nicest thing ahout Thursday
night's breezy Bing Crosby spe
cial on CBS-TV is that It gave
Buddy Ebsen a chance to be
remembered as something
other than merely one of "The
Beverly Hillbillies."
No one who has worked as
long and successfully in a busi
ness as has Ebsen deserves the
fate of being stuck in the pub
lic mind solely In his most triv
ial role. Thus it was a pleasure
during Thursday night's hour
to set him don black tie and
tuxedo and do some of the
grand hoofing he is capable of,
from a tap number to comedy.
Maybe you forgot, or never
heard, that he came to atten
tion In the Florenz Ziegfield
show "Whoopee" that starred
Eddie Cantor, and that he and
his sister Vllma danced togeth
er In musicals and clubs for
several years, and that he did
all right In Hollywood too
among other things, as Shirley
Temple's dancing partner in
"Captain January."
An Ebsen Fan
And It you have been an Eb
en fan, as I am -and believe,
as I do, that the main accom
plishment of the "Hillbillies" is
to give him a chance to cash
In then you may also remem
ber him recently in the film
"Breakfast at Tiffany's,"
louchingly portraying a middle-
Rocky has
fwo major
weaknesses
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller goes into
his campaign for the Republi
can presidential nomination
with two major weaknesses
his liberal Image and his re
marriage. These two handicaps were
factors often mentioned In a
UPI survey of Republican gov
ernors, slate chairmen and na
tional committee members.
Partly leaders in more than 40
states were contacted after
Rockefeller's formal announce
ment Thursday that ha was a
candidate.
It was taken for granted that
the New York governor and
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ari
rona, a still unannounced can
didate, were headed into a long
struggle leading up to the Na
tional Convention next July.
Rockefeller was generally rat
ed the underdog.
A Rockefeller vs. Ooldwnter
contest was commonly translat
ed into a liberal vs. conserva
tive race, although some GOP
leaders contended that differ
ences between the two men
were overemphasized. Foreign
policy, civil rights and welfare
programs were cited as specific
points of difference.
There was little inclination to
discount the political burden
created by Rockefeller's marri
age to a divorced mother
of four children last May after
his own divorce.
Of the party leaders ques
tioned, one or more in 26 slates
felt that Rockefeller's chances
were damaged to some degree
by his remarriage. Some felt
that this was a serious handi
cap which would never vanish;
some felt that the unfavorable
reaction had rartly subsided
and would fade even more.
These appraisals were offered
even by Republicans w h o de
plored consideration of Rocke
feller's personal life as a factor
to the campaign.
Party officials In only five
tates dismissed the remarriage
as Insignificant and eight others
refused to guess about its poiiti-1
cal etfects. I
Friday, November 8, 1963
aged rural father who wants to
marry a younger girl, Audrey
Hepburn.
Except for a forced "Hillbil
lies" bit Thursday night, with
Ebsen mercifully in character
only briefly, he, Crosby and
Caterina Valcnle made a pleas
ant trio for songs, dances and
not-so-snappy sayings. A group
of about 40 high school stu
dents, called "The Young
Americans," provided some ad
mirable choral work. Only An
dre Previn, who contributed
some uninspired piano num
bers, added nothing to (he per
forming, though as musical
conductor and arranger he set
a good background.
Crosby In Fin Form
I don't know why Crosby
would want to interrupt his
fishing trips or golfing to keep
on making shows, but I'm glad
he does. It's amazing, but when
the old boy gets out on a stage
whether he's tops or not he
does indeed have the ability or
the quality to make you feel
that things can't really be as
bad In the world as they some
times seem. It's easy to snick
er him away, but he's got it.
Thursday night he was In
fine form, his sense of musical
gaiety blending neatly all
around, looking like a million
dollars, and reminding you im
plicitly every so often that
there's a touch of executive
suite in that fishing-golfing leg
end. Needless to sav, in the
hoofing session with Ebsen and
Miss Valente, Crosby exerted
the least effort and stole the
sequence. Sometimes I think he
and Fred Astaire run the 440
every morning just so they can
embarrass the rest of us in pub
lic. The Channel Swim: An NBC
TV spokesman says the net
work expects to stick with the
well-done "Espionage" series
despite the natural ratings
truiible It has experienced
against "The Beverly Hillbil
lies and "Ben Casey". . .ABC
TV's "Burke's Law" series is
trying to get Jeannette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy to
play a couple of battling opera
singers.
NBC-TV made it official that
the daytime game show "You
Don't Say!" will replace the
cancelled "Redigo" on Tuesday
nights starting Jan. 7. . .Anoth
er NBC-TV davtimer, "People
Will Talk," will be bounced
shortly and replaced by still
another game show, "Let's
Make a Deal". . .Allen Funt.
creator of CBS-TV's "Candid
Camera." has a sort of audi
ence gripe series set to take
over for the axed "Ulynis" dis
aster. Free Methodists
set rally day
The Sunday School of the
Free Methodist Church will
have rally day Sunday. No
vember 10. at 9:45 a.m. A spec
ial program has been arranged,
as part of a world-wide observ
ance of the denomination.
The committee in charge Is
composed of Mrs. Iva lsham,
Mrs. Keith Snodgrass and Mrs.
uyron Jacohsen.
A play, "Empty Seats," will
be presented. Mrs. Keith Snod
grass will give an object les
son, and Davens Ogle and Lin
da Scott will recite a poem,
"How Old Must I Be."
Taking part in the play will
be Pamela Snodgrass, Linda
Ad.imson. Ardclle Jacohson,
Carla Wiles, Ricky Snodgrass.
Roger Snodgress. Byron Dale
Jacobson. Curtis Jacohson.
George Scott. Janet Scott.
Dwisht Scott and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis.
The public is in.itcd to attend.
iper slaying
suspect facing
murder charge
CONCORD, Mass. (UPI)
A 38- year - old engineer was
charged with murder today in
the sniper slaying of a fellow
scientist who was shot as he
ate dinner with his wife and
seven children.
Allan N. Blumenthal of Pea
body, Mass., was charged with
killing computer expert Ben
jamin M. Gurley, 38. He was
questioned by police for nearly
12 nours.
At his arraignment in district
court, Blumenthal pleaded inno
cent. Judge Otis M. Whitney
ordered him held without bail
at East Cambridge jail pending
a hearing Nov. 22.
Police did not immediately
say what motive there was for
the slaying. They said Blumen
thal had made no admissions.
Gurtey was shot to death
Thursday night less than a
month after he told police he
feared he would be murdered.
He was killed with a single
shot from a .45 -caliber pistol
fired through the kitchen
window of his home in this
fashionable suburb 20 miles
west of Boston.
Gurley toppled from his chair
with a bullet in his head as his
stunned wife and children
looked on.
Five hours laler Blumenthal
was picked up in Peabody. Po
lice said he was a former busi
ness associate of Gurley. It was
reported he bore a grudge
against the victim.
Gurley had complained that
he feared for his life because
the man being questioned had
harassed and spied on him. Po
lice made nightly checks on
Gurley's home since he filed
the complaints.
Gurley had worked with the
suspect at Digital Equipment
Co. until 10 months ago. At that
time Gurley left the job to be
come vice president of Informa
tion International, Inc.
Chief James E. Finan Jr.
said the apparent motive for
the shooting was a personal
ity thing" but added "there
was much more to it than
that." He did not elaborate.
Case settled
out of court
A civil case involving two
real estate firms was settled
out of court Thursday morning,
after principals first waived the
jury and then decided against
presenting arguments before
ludge .Robert II. Foley. Hap
Taylor Really was (he plaintiff;
the Land Mart, the defendant.
Wednesday evening, a jury
deliberated only half an hour,
to find for the defendant in the
case of A. Johnson and Sons, a
Bend logging operation, vs. Cra
ter Lake Machinery Co., a Red
mond equipment firm.
The plaintiff sought compen
sation for a part of some log
ging equipment that had been
sold by Crater Lake, after be
ing stored there for some time.
The defendant, on a counter
claim, sought $1400 alleged due
on an account not directly in
volving the equipment. The
latter matter was not given to
the jury for consideration.
Members of the jury were
Anna May Richards, Awbrev
A. Fitzgerald, Jewell M. White
head, Annie L. Iladdon, Lou C.
Shive, Ernest C. Russell, Mil
dred S. Hendricks. Billy Mar
tin. Irene Sholes. Rubv Jane
Millard. William J. Hall and An
na L. Oldaker.
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1 -Legal Notice
NOTICE OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
No. 2507
Rt;fiilo nt mTr IP Mr A T T rT
BURG, Deceased.
In the District Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
Countv.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
thht the undersigned. Executrix.
Marg;,ret Tmeax. of the estate
of Otto F. Wallenburg, deceas
ed, has filed her final account
in the above entitled court, and
that Tutsday. December 3. J 963,
at 2:20 o'clock pin. in the
Court Room of the above en
titled court has been appointed
hy the court as the time and
place for the hearing of objec
tions thereto, if any, and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published No
vember 1. 1963.
MARGARET TRUEAX.
Executrix of said estate
DeArmond, Goodrich, Gray &
Fnncher,
Attorneys for said estate.
279-285-291-297 -C
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
Estate of EUGENE JAMES
McDERMONT, Deceased
In the District Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
Lountv.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that the undersigned. Adminis
trator With Will Annexed of
the estate of EUGENE JAMES
McDERMONT, deceased, has
mea his nnai account in the
above entitled court, and that
December 2, 19S3. at 2:00
o'clock p.m. in the Court Room
of the above entitled court has
neon appointed by the court as
the time and place for the hear
ing ot objections thereto, if any,
nun uip sen.iement ineleor.
Dated and first published OC'
Uibcr 18. 1903.
EUGENE MILES McDER
MONT.
Administrator of said
estate
CRAIG C. COWER.
Attorney for said estate
2B7-273-279-2S5-C
NOTICE
The LaPine TV Corn
Sept. 4, 1903 filed with the Fed
eral Communications. Washing-
ton, D.C., an application to con
struct a new television trans
lator station to serve LaPine
area.
On Oct. 30. 1963 the IjPine
ITr Corp. filed a mainr amend.
mem wun ine r.i.L. tor change
in the original aonliration The
ennnge in the appucauon now
will read.
The translator transmitter
will he oca ted at North I.ati
time 43 degrees, 47 degrees, 30
degrees West Longitude 121 de
grees. 36 degrees. 30 decrees on
Wampus Butte. The coverage
win ne norm, f.;ast and South.
The translator will be used for
the purpose of rehroadrastincr
the signal of television broad
cast station KEZI-TV Channel
tugene Oregon. The transla
tor station will rehroadcast on
Channel II, (eleven! with an
output ot one (1) watt peak
isudi power in eacn oi it s
uuee antennas.
LaPine TV Corp.
Board of Directors
284-285-28R-C
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 2511
Estate of M I L D R F. n
DEARTH
In the District Court of the
State of Oregon for Deschutes
County.
NOTICE IS 11KRFRV C.IVF.V
that the undorsigutxl. Executor
Sherman IVarth of the estate of
MILDRED DEARTH, deceased,
has filed his final account, ui the
above entitled court, and that
December 6. 19S3, at 2:00
o'clock p m. in the Court Room
of the shove entitled court has
been appointed bv the court as
the time and place for the
hearing of objections thereto, if
a'" and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published No-ve-nlr
8. tw.
Date of last publication No
vemN'r 29. lUtiv
Sherman Dearth.
l'cetitor of said estate
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l'Crl Bond Street,
Bend. Oregon.
Attorneys for said estate
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Knowledge of tractors and ma
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when qualified. Must have late
model car. This is a perma
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to man willing to travel 4
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WANTED Experienced beauty
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AN UNEMCUMBERED middle
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tions 382-5161.
FOR SALE Maytag automatic
washer. Also drapes for win
dows and sliding doors. 3S2
6248. PEARL'S Bargain Store on
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ous taken on consignment. For
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BIRTHSTONE rings. 10 carat
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not fade.
Models available in 35,000,
50,000 and 55,000 BTUs'
SAVE up to WEEK'S FUEL
each month with Coleman's
automatic Fuel Saver.
See them todar
J64.95 up
WESTSIDE
HARDWARE
1005 Galveston 3S2-4541
Open Daily from 8 to 7
Sundavs from 9 to 2
SA-H GREEN STAMPS
WESTSIDE 2ND HAND
725 Columbia off Galveston
SS2-242S Used fura. & Mie
iMattoi Sate
! TTTT r.t r 7ZZ mir,tv
FOR
SALE four
maternity
dri
sbm 20,
ZIEGLER OIL circulator. Also
tniler house oil circuletor. 50i
Harriman, 382-0330.
Damaged Freight
WHOLESALE
or LESS
New Armstrong Linoleum
I2xl5-Reg. $20.78 $12.00
BLUE LAKE
Cut Green Beans Case $3.40
Corn Chex Lg size . . 4 for $1.00
Lipton's Dehydrated Soup
7 varieties 30c ea.
Pillsbury Flaky Pie Crust stix
5 for $1.00
Hunt's Tomato Juice 4 for $1.00
46 oz. tin
Jello-all flavors .. 12 for $1.05
Franco-American Spaghetti
26 oz. tin 5 for $1.00
Mazola Corn Oil . . qt. . . 60c
Betty Crocker Pancake Mix
10 lbs 98c
BEND SALVAGE
COMPANY
Located across from Bend
Drive-In Theater Sign
31 -Appliances. Furniture
Motorola
Portable 4 speed
STEREO
wdetachable speakers
Reg. $99.95
SPECIAL
NOW ONLY
$69.95
Lay-awav for Christmas
$5.66 will hold
May be purchased with no down
payment on approval of your
credit.
KEN CALE
HARDWARE
Third & Greenwood
, Early Bird Special
15 - Console Stereos
Feg. $179. Now $124.50
Walnut, mahogany, all hard
wood cabinets. Easy Terms.
Hawthorne House 17 Hawthorne
1 Used Electric Dryer $59.50
1 Used Kemgerator $45.00;
Used Electric Range $20.00
1 set port, drain tub", $7.50
Maytag Appliance Store
722 Franklin
REFRIGERATOR $40. Electric
stove $40. Automatic coffee
maker and miscellaneous. 382
5102. NOW Big Super Freezers Down.
17 ft. $239.
21 ft. $269.
25 ft. $299.
Midstate' Meat 382-3651
CAST IRON circulating heater,
$40. 382-5474 after 6 p.m.
YOU CAN buy a good used re
frigerator for as little as $49.50
at Oregon Equipment Com
pany. Reconditioned and guar
anteed. Others to choose from,
all at reduced prices. Oregon
Equipment Company, 165 East
Greenwood.
BARGAIN TREE
Everything New & Used
Complete Home Furnishings
Buy-Sell or Trade!
J & M Furniture
THE BIG GREEN STORE
1854 N. 1st. 382-2202
.lust 3 blks. No. Pioneer Park
ZIEGLER Thermostat control
oil heater, $150. 382-5736 after
5 p.m.
32-Musical Instruments
USED HAMMOND spinet organ,
blonde finish, with or without
Leslie speaker. Twelve lessons
free with sale, treasonable.
;(2-1270. carol snider.
HAMMOND ORGAN
Demonstrator
Percussion, reverberation,
PLUS
Hammond's famous Extravoice.
Reg. Price $720
one week only
'495
AMERICAN
MUSIC CO.
929 Wall St.
382-1393
THE THING of it is Gulbran
sen Organs are hist hetter!
Hemmingson Piano & O r g a n
Sales, South on 97, call 382-
40-Farmer's Column
BUY, SELL or trade all types
norses. v anted, cnicken feed,
horses. Madras 475-3439 or 475
2148. LOCKER MEAT now. i. vouns
oeei oyc id. young pork 3oc
Midstate Meat ' 382-3651
in. i. in to orner ir,d
TABLE MODEL cream senara.
tor, $30. Milk pastunzer-homo-
genizer, ia. on circulating
heater, $15. 382-3818.
WILL PASTURE Hereford bull
tor use, for two or three
months. 548-2871 after 7 pm.
FOR SALE. HAY: 150 to 200
ton baled hay and straw, lo
cated on 30 acres pasture with
corrals. Lease or sell la-d.
Write care The Bulletin Box
1106A, Bend, Oregon.
SMALL STACK of loose alfalfa
hay. 382-1358 after 6 p m.
WEANER PIGS for sale. En-k-son
Road. 3S2-1844 after 4 p.m
HAY. all grades. Wholesale and
retail, by the bale or ton.
Horse Shoe Ranch 382-3162
41-Livestock. Horses
WILL TRAIN horses for ropin-
cutting or pleasure. Also do
horseshoeing or correctional
horseshoeing. All tvpej of
horses for sale. Also stud serv
ice. Contact Jim Dobbs or Bill
Hamilton, 447-7041 or 447-5615.
SIXTY' HEAD of Hereford bulls
for sale. Phone Pleasant Grove
4924, California. T. N. Gabhart,
Route 1 Box 46.
SEVERAL Appaicose mares, all
broke to ride, gentle. One Ar
pa'.oose stud horse One cow.
One butcher calf. Five head ol
ewe lambs. 3S2-4A57.
siij-ai M ewe and tiaJ
5-'' I
I tffotttoy, Babbife
RFNM) EGG St POU1
BEND EGG & POUL1KI
WHOLESALE Eggs, chickens
turkevs. Custom poultry killing.
Poultry received Mondav thru
Friday. 740 E. First. 382-1042.
i3-Df s. ris, Etc.
VACATION BOARDING. DOGS
AND CATS. Puppies, poodles,
chihuahua, fox terriers and
pekes. Also Siamese kittens.
Ranch Pet Kennels. 382-3634.
SAVE OUR LIVES! Three fe
m i- miverf Labrador ana
Shepherd, pups free. 382-6401.
WANTED: Cocker spaniel, rea,
blond or part colored puppy
male. Mrs. Gale Merwin, Post,
Oregon.
TWO FEMALE black toy pood
les, 7 weeks old. See at 1325
Davenport or call 382-0607.
45-Sportsmen's Column
GUN
CLEARANCE
Sliffhtlv shelf-worn samples
Anv new high-powered rifle
in stock at BIG DISCOUNTS.
Trade in vour OLD GUN
now! 100 financing O.A.C.
KEN CALE
HARDWARE
Third & Greenwood
50-Fuel, Coal, Wood, Oil
DRY JACKP1NE $12 cord de
livered, $10 vou pick up. Bend
Salvage. 382-1987.
DRY JACKPINE slab $8, two
for $15. 382-6198.
51-Wanted to Rent
WANT 3 bedroom home in nice
neighborhood. Call collect 343
6404. 56-Apartments for Rent
VIRGINIA APARTMENTS
Parrell Road 382-525S
New third section available
November 20. Two bedrooms,
built-ins, etc. Open for inspec
tion ' "RIVER TERRACE"
One and two bedroom, very
clean, spacious grounds. $52.50
to $65 month. Call Manager,
382-4691.
57-Apartments Furnished
ONE BEDROOM, heat furnish
ed. 160 Irving, Apt. 4.
LOW RENTALS, clean furnish
ed 1 and 2 bedroom apart
ments. Private yards. $40 and
up. Hill's Apartments, Bed
mond. Ore. Phone 548-2661.
NICE, CLEAN furnished apart
ment, close in. Apply 522 Hill.
FOUR ROOM, automatic heat,
$40. some utilties. 382-4778.
ONE BEDROOM,
Irving.
close in, 40
LARGE ONE bedroom apart
ment. Extra storage. Big clo
sets. 382-2879.
58-Houses for Rent
ONE BEDROOM. Close to town.
Redecorated inside. 382-5438.
THREE BEDROOM home in
Bend. $85. 548-3496, Redmond.
TWO BEDROOM unfurnished. 1
bedroom home furnished, close
in. 382-0805.
ONE BEDROOM, garage, auto
matic oil heat. 382-1780.
62-Insurance
GILBERT'S INSURANCE AGCY
1015 Wall 382-3752
70-Business Opportunities
FLYING "A" station for lease.
Equipment furnished. Outstand
ing rental terms. Davs, phono
382-1921, evenings, 382-5643.
CONFECTIONS DISTRIBUTOR
PO Box 7743, Portland, Ore.
WILL TRADE established large
very profitable vending ma
chine route. For cash and or
real estate. For information
call 382-5131.
76-Real E?tate Exchanges
FOR f : or trade, 297 feet
high". frontage, 3 acres, 14
roo"i ;og lodge, 8 A Frame
mot-- units. 14 trailer spaces.
Set n mountain stream. 19
mile' from Crater Lake. $65,
000. Beaver Marsh on Highway
97. W. C. Elms, phone 365-2281,
P.O. Box 60, Chemult, Ore.
77-Lots, Building Sites
ATTENTION TRAILERITES!
Park free and build. Suburban,
view. Temporarv hook ups.
Terms to suit. 382-2416
MOBILE HOMESITES. Perma
nent, suburban, plots with
commanding view. Elbow
room. Hookups. 382-2416.
80-Real .Estate for Sale
NEAT TWO bedroom home.
Eastside, near shopping center
and schools. $6,000 equity out.
382-3592.
SMALL 2 bedroom furnished at
1224 E. 2nd. 382-1662.
OWNER Transferred. Must
sell 3 bedroom home. Five
years old. Two full bathrooms,
family room, two fireplaces,
garage, carport. East side lo
cation, view of mountains.
FHA approved, 3S2-0418, after
noon.
Hap Taylor
Realtor
s BRANCH
OFFICE
1233 E. 3rd. Phone 382-1799
(Next to Arctic Circle)
"Where Parking Is A Pleasure"
23.35 ACRES-Magnificent view
property just 7 miles from
Bend, 4 acres Swalley water.
Full price $5,500.00.
27.5 ACRES-Cornering Bend
City Limits on the east and
Central Oregon College en
the West. Choice home sites.
Full mountain view. $30,000.
COMMERCIAL . 150 ft. on
Greenwood Avenue. Comfort
able family home. $36,000.00.
LARRY KEOWN-Asso. Broker
Jay Scon-Salesman 382-0834
Tony Vofiei-Saiesmia JM2-2977
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