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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JAN. 18, 1945
Deschutes Jury
List Is Released
By County Court
The Drschutps county court, in
bi-monthly session yesterday
named Iho following to the 1915
jury list:
Dorothy Nedrow, Charles L.
Griffith, Marguerite Lyons, Lydia
A. Cooper, Ella Dunigan, Dorothy
Haner, Paul O. Miller, W. E. Reno,
Burnice Shumate, Florence A.
Spencer, Mrs. Geo. R. Brick, Laura
Emard, Orpha Ferguson, Joe W.
Hunter, John Newby, Waller
Headrick, Carl A. Johnson, B. E.
Whisenand, Antonc Fossen, Ralph
C. Adams, George A. Buegler,
Elsie Pickard, Hugh E. Simpson,
Ken Hodkinson, Martha Johnson,
Clara Smith, Grace Meh'enzle,
Clarence W. Nelson, Paul C. Barr,
Virginia Hamilton, Jennie All
good, Clair Burnett, Mrs. Gale
Blakley, Richard W. Brandis, Wil
bur J. Buxton, Ralph VV. Craw
ford, Mrs. George M. Dyer, Mil
dred E. George. i
H. G. Gilcher, Mabel L. Gove,
Irene E. Herbring, Esther Cyrus,
R. J. Skelton, Nellie Bembry, M.
G. Hitchcock, Harold Nyberg, An
na Wilkinson, James H. Drew,
Mrs. Pearl Welgand, Ethr' 'lew
ell, Molly Taylor, Florence Fried
ly, Rose M. Steidl, Ruth Burkart,
Thomas F. Brooks, Clara Chand
ler, Elinor Craven, S. Deitrick,
Harry Hamilton, Mary O. Higgins,
Frank Inabnit, A. D. Lewis, Lil
lian Loggan, Elizabeth M. Naylor,
Maria Sherlock, Don Williams,
Adelaide C. Branaman, Rena Car
roll, Elizabeth Emerson.
List Continued
Irene Entrikin, Norman E. Gil
bert, Lcora McNeeley, Corn E.
Newman, Jessie Peoples, LaDessa
Walter, Dorothy May Cbilders,
Fred Ellcnberg, Mrs. Mabel Hilt
zel. Geo. F. Hoover. Rubv Wel
lcome, Lura Myrtle Tyler, Stuart
T. Fox, Marie G. Hunt, Delbert
(Hale, Clyde M. McKay, Iva D.
Monahan. Lottie Redeman. J. E.
Rentschlar, Terresa Rose, Lena
Zeek, Stella Nelson, Victoria Whit
taker, Ida D. Olausen, Florence
T. Silvis, L. E. Crecelius, Martha
Hopper, Carrie V. Scogglns, K. E.
Sawyer, Alphia Sexton, Archie
Symons, S. Ray Peoples, Elmer
Johnson, Mrs. Frank Keller, Irv
ine Hardendorf, Ruby M. Allen,
Mrs. Lillian Anderson.
Ruth A. Barnes, Edith M. Beach,
Eleanor Bechen, Loyde Blakley,
Leatha Boyd, Joe Burich, Mrs.
Maud Bostick, Berenice Bartel,
Melvin E. Crawford, Marjora
Coahran, Mrs. I. L. Cram, Mrs.
Paul Crocker, Wilma Charmon,
Marie Cashman, Martha B. Conk
lin, Hazel Christ, Norma Crum,
Lucille Coe, Dorsey M. Coyner,
Nellie Drost, Hooper Dyer, Ray
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Lis company sur
prised by Japs in the early, morning, Tech. Scrgt. Henry G. Bohlen
of Kansas leaped from his foxhole, killed six and wounded several
more That done he helped his buddies bring about the surrender of
12J nd kill or wound another 41. Bravery won Bohlen a lilver
tar. That kind of action will speed .victory when supported by;
War Bond sales. .U.S. Treasury Department
Dahl, Jack S. Davis, Katherine
Duffy, John DeBoer, Anderson B.
Davenport, Blanche Davis, Wil
liam Dorrell, Everett Donahue, R.
J. Ensstrom, E. D. Fitzgerald,
Ethel Foss, I'hosa Fairfield.
Names Listed
Etta Fields, Dorothy Franks,
Edward T. Gerrish, Bertha Ger
king, Bernlce L. Hoogner, Mary
M. Hansen, Mrs. R. I. Hamby, Fay
Hall, May E. Harvey, Craigie Han
neman, New Howland, Olaf Hem
sted, Mrs. Fred Hodecker, Ruby
C. Johnson, Mrs. R. E. Johnson,
Mildred M. Kelley, Chris Kostol,
Edwin Kennedy, Jesse Kelsay,
Elizabeth Kanoff, Grace Kelley,
Jessie King, Lois Keeney, Mabel
M( Kendall, Gus Lemke, Helen
Lackaff, Josephine Llndh, M. A.
Lynch, Olive E. Lewis, Alexander
Mayne, Frank H. May, ureta Ma-
gill, Edith C. Mallery, Geo. M.
MacGregor, Carl Mitchell, Olive
Means.
Frank M. Neth, Doris Prentice,
Mabel S. Prince, W. T. Padgett,
Mary E. Putnam, Mrs. Norma
Raycraft, Elsie Allen Redifer,
Mrs. Ray M. Rogers, Emma E.
Royal, Mrs. Daisy Smith, Glenn
H. Slack, Mrs. Elsie Stoffel, E. A.
Sather, Marvella K. Smith, D. V.
Starr, Lota Stanton, Ethel L.
Smith, Mrs. C. H. Sawyer, Addie
Triplett, Alice Teater, Jess Teth
erow, Dorothy Van Allen, Caroline
Van Mntre, Caroline K. Wood,
Mrs. Cassie Wells, Mave Her,
Mattie Ives, Hazel Bowden.
Japs Note Loss
Of 2 Admirals "
Tokyo, Jan. 18 (U'i The deaths
of Vice Admiral Sadimich Kajioka
and Rear Admiral Minegoro Kam
eyama have been announced by
the Hokosuka naval station, the
Dumei news agency said today in
a transmission recorded by the
FCC.
The dispatch gave no details.
Their deaths brought to82 the
number of Japanese admirals re
ported to have died on active duty
since May, 1944.
PROFESSOR HELPS OUT
Amherst, Mass. tlH Prof. W.
H. Tague of Massachusetts state
college decided recently to do
something about the hundreds of
sewing machines which house
wives couldn't get repaired be
cause of the shortage of repair
men. So he set up an all-day sew
ing machine clinic at Town hall.
The women brought their ma
chines to the hall where they re
paired them themselves under
Prof. Tague's watchful eye.
OWN FOREST FOR STUDENTS
South Hadley, Mass. iui -South
Hadley soon will be one of the
few school systems in the Berk
shires to own its own forpst. The
department plans to purchase a
3!5acre forest where the students,
can learn practical woodcraft.
Giant Airships
May Linkil. S.
And Australia
Akron, O. II'i Airship service,
using giant dirigible of the luxury-liner
class, may be instituted
after the war between the United
States and Australia, reports here
Indicated.
Such service was the subject of
recent conversations between offi
cials of the Goodyear Aircraft
Corp., potential builders of the
dirigibles, and two members of a
leading Australian banking con
cern. The airships, numbering ' at
least two and possibly four, would
be of 10,000,000-eubic foot capa
city with helium gas, on which
this country holds u world monop
oly. There would be two types of
ships one a cabin-ship job com
plete to private staterooms and
baths for 100 passengers, the
other with accommodations for
200 to 300 tourist class passengers
in chairs.
. No detailed designs of the pro
posed giant dirigibles has been
made yet, but they are proposed
for a load of 92 'A tons and with a
useful lift of 305,000 pounds. They
would cruise at a range of 2,500
miles, approximately the distance
between San Francisco and Hono
lulu. A Goodyear Aircraft spokes
man said, "We have given them
(the Australian bankers) the po
tentialities of the-airship and have
told them what it can do; but we
are not and cannot be the oper
ators." All facilities of the local plant
at present are engaged in building
fighter airplanes and airplane
parts and will continue to do so
for the duration, he said.
Airport construction materials
in Mexico are now on a high pri
ority rating because more land
ing fields are necessary for the
increased airplane service.
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