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208. Lyons Hiway Market
25-lb. Kitchen Queen Flour
209. Werreni Flying A Station
J wo Gal. Prestono Anti-freeze
210. Aunc't Feed Store
50-lb. Sack Purina Dog Food
211. Kurti Fly Co.
' Two Mohawk Trolling Reds $7.95
212. Oregon Equipment Co. Automatic
Toaster Mary Proctor Masterpiece . . .
213. Eastern Oregon Mills, Inc.
Weaner. Pig
214. Ken Cale Hardware Co . ,
Navy Type Telescope
215. A&R Motor Supply
Two Sportsman Flashlights
216. Three 1-Qt. Cans Rislone Motor Oil . . . . . .
217. Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Two Foam Picnic Coolers $3 each ....
21 1. Central Oregon Welders Supply
Safety Helmet
219. Alpine Gift House
Original Ceramic Design Hereford Bull
220. Bailey's Gift Shop
Myrtlewood Bowl
221. Cascade Glass Co.
Mirror (Approx. 16"x24")
22Z Don Bagley Mobile Distributor
Three Oil Drip Pans S3, each
223. Two Air Cooled Seat Ventilators $3.50 et.
224. Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
One Case 24 16-oz. Bottles Pepsi Cola
One Case 24 16-oz. Bottles Teem ...
225. Sherwin-Williams Co.
Four 1-Gal. Cans Inside Latex Paint
226. Cascade Travel Service
Five Airline Flight Bags SI. 50 each
227. Drosfs Plumbing
Telescoping Towel Hanger
228. Chuck Donley, Jr.
Oil Painting (Aftermath)
229. Haines Distributing Co.
Stanley V" Electric Drill
230. KBND Radio Station
Christmas Album
231. Hap Taylor Realty
Corningwsre Coffee Pot
232. Lee's Custom Upholstery
French Provincial Frultwood Stool
233. Tim's Enco Station
Two Gallons Zerex Antifreeze
234. Owl Pharmacy
45 Piece Set Brookpark Dishes
235. Pacific Power & Light Co. Universal
Auto. Electric Sandwich Grill and
Waffle Maker .
236. Cascade Natural Gas Corp Universal
Electric Frying Pan (Buffet Server Type) .
237. Northwest Finance Co.
Sportsman Hip Rubber Boots
238. Gordon Randall Insurance Agency -
Griploc Tackle or Tool Box
239. Fowler Printing Co.
Twelve Birdie Fishing Lures on a Card ..
240. Tiny Babe Block & Tackle 2000-lb.
241. Hale's Insurance Co. Propane Torch
Kit Inc. Accessories and 2 Cylinders
242. True Temper Cushion Grip Hammer
243. DID Club
Gary-Lite Plastic Ice Chest
244. The Palace
Propane Torch With Two Cylinders
245. Neel Distributing Co.
2000-lb. Tiny Babe Block & Tackle
246. Twelve Birdie Fishing Lures
247. Overhead Door Co. Propane Torch
Kit Inc. 2 Fuel Cylinders end Accessories .
24$. True Temper Cushion Grip Hammer
249. Lumbermens Insurance Agency
Carry-Lite Plastic Ice Chest
250. Midstate Realty Co.
Propane Torch With Two Cylinders
251. Richard's Cashway
Two Sheets Vt" Plywood
252. Desert Gardens
Three Poinsettia Plants $4.00 each
253. Williams Tire Service
One Recap for Passenger Tire
254. Central Oregon Pumice Co.
Five Yards Crushed Cinders Delivered ...
255. Deschutes Concrete Sand & Gravel Three
7-Yard Loads Red Cinders 58.75 each ...
256.
257.
258.
Helphrey Dairy
Two Texas Gallons Ice Cream
Bend Dairy
Ten Dollars Worth of Merchandise
260.
261.
262.
Midstate Meat & Locker Co.
One Year's Locker Rent
259. Wolfe's Donut Den
Three Dozen Donuts
, Mel's Market
Ten Pounds Boneless Ham
Medo-Land Creamery Co. One Month
Delivery Milk Maximum 2 gal. ween ,
, Wagner's Super Market
Fifteen Dollar Order Groceries
263. Bend Oil Co.
Three Lube Jobs $1.75 each
264. Marv Mix Richfield Rich Heat
75 Gallon Heating Oil
265. Cascade Upholstery Co.
$10 Discount on Service or Merchandise
266. Skyline Drive Inn
Four Chinese Dinners
267. Shakey's Pizza Parlor
Two Giant Pizzas Eaten at Shakey's ...
268. Rainbow Motel
Room for 2 one Night
269. Walter's Kitchen
Chicken Dinner With Dessert for Two ....
270. Rustic Inn Four (2 Pair)
Chuck Wagon Dinners (Sunday or Evenings)
271. Thunderbird Club
Two Dinners
272. Thunderbird Motel ,.
Deluxe Unit With Fireplace One Night ....
273. Capital Cleaners'
Five Dollars Worth Cleaning
274. Oregon Trail Box Truckload
Box Wood Delivered in Bend Ares
27$. Greenwood Bowling Alley
Ten Lines Bowling
276. Russell's Realty - $5.00 Gift Certificate
For Merchandise Any Bend Store
277. Bend Abstract Co. ji
Aerial Photo of Your Home (framed) ....
271. Sander's Flow" - Three CyelioW
Plants $4.00 each, One Auctioned each day
279. Bob Thomas Chevrolet-Cadillac
Fifty Dollar Credit on Service and Parts ..
280. Suttle Lake Resort
Boat and Motor For One Day
281. Oregon Trail Motel
Unit for Two Before May 11 19M
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5.72
S.7S
15.90
24.95
10.00
40.00
4.00
4.50
6.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
6.50
9.00
7.00
6.50
24.60
7.50
3.90
50.00
19.95
5.98
9.95
18.50
6.75
24.95
24.95
15.95
14.75
16.95
2.40
14.95
10.95
3.50
18.95
7.50
14.95
2.40
10.95
3.50
18.95
7.50
12.10
12.00
18.00
12.50
26.25
5.60
10.00
12.00
110
10.00
9.00
15.00
5.25
15.00
10.00
10.00
3.45
7.00
3.50
5.96
5.00
12.00
5.00
5.00
4.50
5.00
15.00
1100
50.00
8.00
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Court marfial trial of Negro soldiers charged "
with murder of white airman opens in France
EVREUX, France (UPI)
The defense planned to call its
first witness today in the court
martial of two Negro soldiers
charged with murder in the
death of a white U.S. airman.
Th French press has por
trayed the killing last Septem
ber as a racial conflict. But
American officials have
maintained it stemmed from a
drunken barracks brawl that
had no racial overtones.
Attorneys for two of the de
fendants, PFC. Raymond C.
Bost Jr. of Pittsburgh and PFC.
Robert C. Burrell of Philadel
phia, said they planned to call
about 60 witnesses. Both Bost
and Burrell were charged with
unpremeditated murder.
They and four of their bud
dies, including one white serv
iceman, face possible maximum
sentences of life in prison if
convicted in the death of Air
man 1G Robert Padgett, 23, of
Woodlawn, Va.
Padgett died of a fractured
skull Sept. 6 after being injured
in the fight.
" Four ' of Padgett's buddies
were injured, hospitalized and
then released. According to re
ports, iron bars were used as
weapons during the fight.
Tuesday four of the soldiers
charged with murder and as
sault, including the white youth,
won separate trials.
They were PFC. Edward
Spears of New York City; Pvt.
uichard C. Parker of Eckman,
W.Va.; PFC. Franklin D. Wad
dell of Philadelphia; and PFC.
Allen Bernard of New York
City. Gernard is white.
The defendants, all members
of the 557th Quartermaster
Company stationed at the U.S.
air base at Evreux, smiled
nervously when they appeared
before the court martial. The
oldest of the accused, Spears,
is 25.
Spears, Parker and Gernard
won separate trials when they
requested enlisted men on the
court martial board. This one
is made up of 11 white officers.
Waddell was granted a sep
arate trial and a new pre-trial
investigation of his case after
his attorney claimed that the
original investigation report
contained unproven statements
prejudicial to him. The attorney
also criticized newspaper re-
The last two rickshas in
Shanghai, China, were put into
a museum in 1956.
ports which he said convicted
the defendants outright.
Doctor claims
flu vaccines
are effective
PORTLAND (UPI) -A doctoi
Tuesday challenged reports thai
flu vaccines were ineffective.
Dr. Fred M. Davenport of th
University of Michigan told the
American Medical Association's
clinical meeting here that in
fluenza vaccines were 72 per
cent effective. Their use should -be
continued, he said. ,
Dr. Davenport said a report
last month given at a public
health meeting in Kansas City,
Mo., by Dr. Alexander D. Lang
muir of the Communicable Di
sease Center, Atlanta, Ga., had
created some confusion about
flu vaccine.
"I know of no reliable infor
mation which challenges confi
dence in the continued applica
tion of knowledge acquired ovef
the past two decades concern
ing the proper use of Influenza
virus vaccine," Dr. Davenport ,
said.
Traditional for 128 Holiday Seasons
SOMETHING'S FISHY A ton of Lake Erie perch was scattered over the highway at Routes
2 and 19 near Oalc Harbor, Ohio, when a fish truck and an empty auto carrier collided.
Pilgrimage to Holy Land planned by Pope Paul
VATICAN CITY (UPI)-Pope
Paul VI closed the second ses
sion of the Ecumenical Council
today with an announcement
that he will make a historic pil
grimage to the Holy Land, the
birthplace of Christianity.
The visit, planned for next
month, will be the first time a
pontiff has set foot on Holy
Land soil since St. Peter left
Palestine and established the
papacy in Rome. Peter, Christ's
apostle and the first Pope, died
a martyr's death in the eternal
city in 64 A.D.
It also will be the first time
a Pope has left Italy since the
time of Pius VII, who died in
1823. Pius VII was taken pris
oner by Napoleon and carried
to Fontainebleau, France.
The surprise announcement
was made by Pope Paul at the
end of a half-hour speech clos
ing the council's 1963 session.
In the Latin-language discourse,
he ordered a simplifying and
shortening of proposed decrees
in hopes of completing the gath
ering next year.
He said the "practical impli
cations" of the council's work
will be decided by commissions
after the great Roman Catholic
meeting has drawn to a close.
Shortly before, Pope Paul had
promulgated the first two final
actions of the council a decree
on the form of public worship
and another on modem commu
nications media.
They were the sole final re
sults of the first two sessions
of the council which met 79
times. Fifteen other documents
remain to be decided on, but
three are near completion. A
total of 69 faced the council
fathers when they first met last
year, but they were condensed
I and combined into the 17.
I Schedule Next Session
The next session of the coun
cil is scheduled to begin Sept.
14, 1964. It had been expected
there would be at least one
more session after that, and
perhaps two. . .
The pontiff's announcement
that he would try to wind up
tne council next lall tnus came
as a surprise.
Noting the "heavy, assiduous
and protracted work" of the
council, and that "other ques
tions are still subject to further
studies and discussions," the
Pope said:
"We hope that the third ses
sion in the autumn of next year
will bring them to completion.
On questions already dealt
with by the council, he said,
"we will see to it that these
questions be subjected to a
thorough and deeper re-examination
so as to be able to pre
sent to the next session of the
council schemata which are
short and so worded that It
will not be difficult to obtain
judgment on certain fundamen
tal propositions."
Applauded Warmly
The pontiff was warmly ap
plauded by the more than 2,000
bishops and heads of religious
orders assembled in St. Peter's
Basilica for the council's clos
ing. The ceremony began with a
Mass and was followed by the
papal promulgation of the two
council documents.
The document on the liturgy,
or forms of public worship, is
by far the more important.
Among its points are approval
for modern languages to be sub
stituted for Latin in most of
the mass and other sacraments.
The U.S. Catholic heirarchy
announced today it will meet
next spring to authorize the use
of English and to work out the
forms for the new texts. No
date has been set for the
changeover.
The aim of substituting every
day languages for Latin is to
bring church rites closer to the
people, to restore Catholic wor
ship to its original beauty and
simplicity, or, in tne words ot
the document Itself, "to empha
size the essentials."
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284. Lonnie's Service Station
One Case X-100 Shell Lubricating Oil 8.50
285. Murray Brothers Construction
6V," Skil Saw 29.95
286. Vi" Square Drive Challenger Socket Tool Set 9.98
287. Brooks-Scanlon 32 Packages (1024 Bd. Ft.)
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Proctor Toaster 19.95
289. Oregon Carburetor Co.
Orion Sweater Shirt .95
290. Los Studio of Photography
Washable Sport Shirt 8.95
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