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PAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1946 Battling Chinese Factions Holding New Peace Parley ; Nanking, Oct. 21 itPi Chinese communist leaders arrived in the capital today to enter into another round of peace negotiations as a third party mediator predicted "A better than ever chance" lor success. Communist Gen. Chou En-I-il and members of his party wore , greeted on their arrival from Shanghai hy Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek. Two hours la ter, ChlaiiR and Mine. Chiang took off for a four or five-day visit to Formosa. i Planned For Weeks ! Well-informed Chinese sources said the visit had been planned three weeks ago and that it had no political significance. Chiang had intended to leave yesterday but. stayed over another day at the. request of Gen. George C. : Marshall. Chinese sources added that ; Chiang was prepared to return to : Nanking on four hours notice if. sufficient progress is made in the, negotiations and that he can is sue a cease fire order in Formosa ! if necessary- Before leaving, Chiang held a 43-minutc meeting with IT. S, am-; bassador J. Leighton Stuart. I Discussion Held j Meanwhile, Dr. Sun Fo, presi dent of the legislative Yuan, held a preliminary discussion with Patrol Car Curb Service 1 r' V 1 I fig . I 5 NEA TrUphoto) Four policemen carry striker from Technicolor studio entrance. Holly wood .where he had resisted officers" efforts to break picket line. Thirteen arrests were made In this latest flare-up In the studio strike. National Guard Plans Take Shape John Riis. 64, ' SDies In Virginia Counfy Court Proceedings John Riis, 64, Deschutes nation- I al forest ranger in early days and : city hall reporter for the Rich- . rm-yA X'nvfo T A-..!.... t O I ..V. ...nn.t Washington. Oct. 21 (IP The ' v. . rfi.i,- ,.' third party delegates. Purpose of : m-st 93 units of an eventual na- j ly in the Virginia citv. it hss been h,hr Vh ,nit f -m T i,ional Burtof- mn learned here. Mr. Riis was the whether the communists will in- oreanized bv the statos and!son of the late Jacob Augustus sist on their demand that the na-1 Dcen organizeo. Dy tne states ana .. kn... n-,,..? Yric ' tionalists return to the military, approved by the war department. j jouHs, I status quo of Jan. 13 and if they. Ultimately there will be about I Mr Riis has been on the Rich-' will accept Chiang's eight-point 5.000 units. The 93 represent ' mond paper since 1922, and earlier i proposal listing his conditions for just a start. j had been with the torest service! a. cease-fire proposal. Ma1 Ge Butler B. Milton-1 in Utah and Oregon for 12 vears. I Chow agreed to take part in berger, chief of the national guard . His experiences became the sub the negotiations despite official bureau, announced today that the1 ject of a book "Ranger Trails." rejection of Chiang s offer by the guard hoped to have 240.000 of-1 The ranger-reporter was a native communist central executive com- ficers and men organized bvjulyl of Brooklyn. Surviving are his mittee in enan. It was under-; j 15M- would compare wife and two daughters, stood that Chiangs proposal had wim 300,000 in the pre-war na- Mr. Riis was the victim of a oeen approves oy .ra ge - tio nai euarH. I heart attack. "M" Day Force The army looks upon the na tional guard as an "M" day force that can be called quicklv into action to defend the nation in i BE IT RF.MF.MHF.KF.D, That at a regular meeting of the Coun ty Court held October 2, 1!U, all memlH-rs being present, the fol lowing business was transacted: In the Mutter of Claims Against the County The following bills were pre sented and ordered paid: C.KNKKAl. FUND Wrn Um;. county adver tising $moo J. J. Wilt, ass't. watermas- ter 1 77.73 Aubrev Pony, watormas- ter 320.69 Lnvlna Virginia Williams, school supt's clerk lt.-10 Jesse Kiigar, sheriff's de puty 8.67 Harry Johnson, deputy sheriff mileage 8.SS: ju venile officer mileage 26.56 35.-H Iva Johnson, prisoners' board -17.00 George Carpenter, tax de puty SUT .Marguerite Lyons, asses sor clerk hire 81.04: tax deputy 23.79 104.S3J K. Risen, assessor-mileage 26.50 Helen M. Cole, health dept. typist 40.33 Lucy Davison, P.H.N. mileage 13.60 Elma Mulllns, P.H.N. mileage 37.35 Hazel V. Barclay, P.H.N. mileage Gets New Post I? A! SV I! In Guv.t Britmns first lunjur cabinet shuttle since the Labor HovernnuMit tmtk over, Albert V. Alexander, Kirs! Lord of the Ad miralty, becomes Kmpire de fense minister, chained with . laying down common poll-.-y U r three branches of armed servli-cs. Gladys B. Cochran, clinic nurse mileage 12.20 A. W. West fall, sanitarian mileage 55.95 The Haloid Company, recti graph expense 13.25 Brandis Thrift-Wise, health dept. exp. 2.31 Eriksen's Stationery, health dept. exp 7.S0 Lumbermens Insurance Agency, sheriff bond prem. (Carpenter) 10.00 West Coast Printing & Binding Co. sheriff 2S.05; rectigraph supplies 256.80; election exp. 44.S8 330. Pac. Power & Light Co.. Geo. H. McAllister, gen. exp 9.71 Miller Tractor & Imple ment, hdw 15.30 Halbrook Motors, parts 6.S0 Nelson A Zeck. parts 26 12 3530 Eddie's Sales & Service, gen. ' I I ' exp. 7.00 Redmond Hardware, hdw. . 2.08 Bend Auto Parts, Ir.c, parts 18.98. Turn A I.um Lumber Co., 1 lumber 49.70- Redmond Machine & Weld- i I Ing. purls 22.30' State Ind. Ace. Comm., acc. ! ' Ins. 98.711: Bend Water Department, 1 I water 1.43 Pae. Power ft Light Co.. I lights 5.00 Redmond Blacksmith & j i Welding Shop, hdw "5 1 Union Pacific Railroad Co., . i 3 gen. exp 14.14 , Inter-Mountain Motors, Marshall, special American peace envoy. U. S. ambassador John Leigh ton Stuart, who spent the week end at his birthplace in Hang chow flew back to Nanking in support o Ae rcgUiar armv in an reconvene his "committee of five" to discuss government reorganization. Klamath Plans Hereford Auction Klamath Falls, Oct. 21 Ar- of warfare brought about by ed for a Hereford show" 'and nd development, the guard bur- sale, to bs held here on October eau sala' . 24 and 25 under soonsorship of the Cal-Oregon Hereford associa-inJheff??n' PHlafi t0J . . , ... , , , . , , ; ji f . 000 officers and men in ground Ai., Z t..' , ..rtiA, i units. 60,000 in the air units and Chariton. Iowa, ks auctioneer. ,',, unrlH,w courthouse eleclri.-itv 9a 1.1 parts 13.03 iBend Water IX-partmcnt. Allison Diesel Shop, pans . 18.00 ! courthouse water 15.S0 Eeenaughty Machinery Co., I Conley Chemical ft Supply I lr -- - W-62 Co., courthouse exp. 42.43 Geo- H- McAllister, gen. State Ind. Acc. Ins.. Deace I P - 6.34 officers 8.21: watermas- Bend Garage Company, ter 1.45: ianitor 1.30 ..... 10.96 lart 34.4G emergency. . II VHll M linnrT West Puhlishinrr Co.. I.iw li. , Houk-Van Allen, pans 8 40 National guard units are being i VI I wl I JUkUVI I hr, - no Bend-Portland Truck Serv.. oPei?! Sea,,le.21..rri,oria.;':eircui -HWEST MARKET against direct airborne enemy at-j senator Norman R VValker ol c Charities inc jit- I ' "OAD FUND tack until an over-all military de- Ketchikan announced today he; taJ"i,; xo 1500 A. Strauss, oil rock 2378.00 fer.se can function. will propose that Alaska be d -1 LumJ: " , post WAR ROAD FUND The new national guard will vm .ino ir. aim nw 1 1 i Agency shcr,f . Shell Oil Company. Broster- incorporate cnanges in weapons. w-v..... SI Alaska Division Given Support the sum of $12.00 for payment of Indemnity for Hang's disease cat tle slaughtered. In th MM tor of llecr l.lccnscM At this lime the Court approv ed the applications of N. C. and Isabel Young for n Retail Itccr Class "11" and a Package Store Class "It" llivnse. In the Matter of Deeds To County Owned IjiiiiU Al this time the Court signed the following deeds: ll..-. M M,iv-.,t! 1 i and 2, Block 22, and Lots 5 and 6, Block 21, Norlhwest Townslle Co's 2nd Add. $I(K).(I. D. Gordon Stearns SiiSW.', Sec. 26, 'lVi. 21, S.R. 10 K.W.M. Sl8il,IH. Uoberl D. Humor et ux Lots 19, 20, 21 ft 22. Block 32. Laplne. $40.00. Irvine Mor'la That portion of th SWkiSK'V of Sec. 4, Twp. Ill, S.R. 14 K.W.M. south of the pivs em location of Highway No. 20, containing 18.6 acres, more or less. $28.00. Ronald D. IlleKs Lots 1 anil 2. Block 30, ft Lois 1 and 2, Block 33, Laplne. $10.00. , OKDKK l-OH S.W.K 01'' KK.I. I'KDl'r ttTV ! In the flatter of the Ke-Sule of t oiinly Owned ljuiils WHEKEAS, IVschuies County.! Oregon, Is the owner of the real ; prupeny hereinafter descrllieil. , and the County Court deems it for the best Interest of said County to sell said real pnijv ; erty; 1 THEREFORE, BE IT OR-' DERED that the Sheriff lie, and he is, hereby authorized and di rected in sell the following do- i scribed real properly in the man- i Iter provided hy law, for not less ' than the minimum price and . lenns set opKisiie each tract, plus costa of advertising and re-, cording the deed. j Parcel No. 1 NEViNWU and N'-iNK'i Section 15, Town ship 17 S., Range 12 E.W.M. I20S- down, lialance In monthly paymenls of $10.00 each at U". Int. I $180.00 Terms. Parcel No. 2 -- Lois 16. 17 and 18, Block 113, First Addition to Bend Park. $270.00 Cash. Parcel No. 3 Lot 34. Block 12. Bonne Home Addition to Bend. $25 00 Cash. ! Parcel No. 4 Lots 5. 7. 8. 19 and 20, Block 18, Lnldliiw. $-10.00 Cash. Parcel No. B Lot '13, Block 122, Lois 1 and 2, Block 121, First Addition to Dcnd Park I20S down, balance in iii'inlhly navini'lits of $25.00 each, l tl't liil.t. $'100 00 Terms. Parcel No. 6 Lots 13 and 14, Block 23, Wiestorla 120' I- down, luilance in monthly paymenls of $20.00 each, at U't lul l. $120.00 Terms. There Is'lng no further liusl ness, ('ourt adjourned. C. L. ALLEN, Cnunly Judge E. E. VAUCO, ('oiiiiiilHsloner A. E. STEVENS, Coninilssliiiier l.K.VGl K TO MKKT The Dalles, Ore., Oct. 21 61' The 19lh iinniial easlern Oregon wheat league mwtlng will he held Dee. 16 18 lit LaGriiiide, II was decided here Siilurdny hy the league's execullve I'liininlllee. twicers In eliiuge of Iho meet ing me James Beuniei', Pendlelon, luesl'di'iit; Marlon Wcatherford, Arllnillon, vice pivsldent, and C. 11. Conrad, Baker, hoci clary. COAL OIL Utah Lump, excellent grada Solder Canyon stoltor coal. Wo take ordori (or Burner and Stove Oil Brookings Wood Yard Phone 767 YOUR USED CAR Will Never Again Be Worth As Much As It Is Now ... AND NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL IT! Seo Ward. Motor Co. lor an estimate on your car today. We will pay you . . . THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE Ward Motor Co. PONTIAC CMC Bond and Oregon Phone 38 Agency, sheriff bond prem. (Lyons! lO.CO' city Drug company. Health dept. e.p J. K. Giil Company, health and third legislative districts, ex- tending from Ketchikan to Brls-1 Go"c,7L 5' X Ray Crp" hood for the southern coastal section. Walker said that the division. if approved, would put the first house road 458.97 ETC. sheriff 3.54 ! Animals will go into the showi -I tachments. The new air national guard will ring on October 24, with J. C. ionizer Ol uuKune, wasn., ill . . , charge, and ffe sale wiU be the .t ,',hr squadrons following day. Bulls and cows will be offered at the auction. and 12 light bombardment squad- i rons with at least one squadron Jin each state. They will be 'equipped with the latest fighters iand light bombers. Later, the army said, they will be equipped HARRY HAGG NAMED Corvallis. Ore.. Oct. 21 W Harrv Hacg. Eeedville. was re- with jet-propelled planes. elected president of the Oregon ; The complete national guard Dairy Breeders' association at the . will have about 5.000 units. association's annual meeting here Saturday. i Bulletin Classifieds bring results. health dept. exp. Bend Auto Parts, auto exp C. L. McCauley, sheriff postage 105.00 P. W. Chernenkoff, M.D., jail exp : 5.00 Miller Lumber Company, fuel 19.00 r.t th- r,rnmCd mth lorrilnrv . riKXn l. UaCCY, COUniV which have 75 per cent of Alas-! rfril cent bf its taxes, voted three o ' s disease tests ; .133.65 one for statehood. Residents in County Treasurer Assig th mhur twn riirirt i.mH i "" Rfneral assistance 3-10.91 it two to one. Walker said the southern dis- tol Bay, in the south territory, and the second and fourth dls-, tricts In the north territory. ! He said he would present his suggestion to the territorial leg-j islature when it convenes next! January. Statehood Favored In a recent election, residents i COURTHOUSE BLDG. 3.20! : ' FUND j A r t h u r Johnson, painting 7 6-r ,laK Pi'l 20 00 , In the Matter of Claim of 3 5o Indemnity for Bang's Disease . Cattle Slaughtered ' Thn f-irU wna nriliiroil in Hrnit a warrant to Jacob Hoffman In 5.39 I GENERAL KOAD FUND .'S. P. & S. Ry. Co.. gen. ,bypracty(al joM Jones was glum lonniones .was ume J "Ke and hisfolks 'wera i"ozen,.0.r.?"S.. DAen Tke BouihlCOM. tHaf dat his heal BEND STORAGE AND TRANSFER FOR COAL AFTER TK1S) Pratty Cal Says: You will burn less coal this winter and have a warmer, more com fortable house if you buy your coal from us. BEND STORApE AND TRANSFER COMPANY of fers you the finest, QUALITY coal on the market the right size and grade for every furnace. Order some today. ..TiZCi. ..:ci. H. McAllister, salary.. 219.04 prat he prictei that thaie I S AlUngham. salary 188.99 areas would become a state with- S1'" Brown- f"3 i. lait-v, suidiy exp 161.45 in live years. Agile Baboon Toreador Foils Charging Bull Johannesburg, South Africa UP) A baboon saved four persons Herbert Franklin, salary ... 196.92 Lee Hollenbeek. snlarv .... 09 ' T. C Mnrrlmnl oilai-u mi?! R. F. Morchead, salary 193.86, Albert Rizutto, salary 170.871 Charles Triplett, salary ...178.67 1 D. D. Tussing, salary 191.49 Authorized MAYTAG Sales and Service buniTS? X'ZlwT " ou want a new washer'i hannesburg. Mrs. C. H. Combnnck, pan c Wood salary y'O or have an old one to trade .i-uiimu workman, salary, -uo.yo Dan Bell, salary 173.07 KIJL,!? . Wilbur Sholet'satarV:: 848 See or Call when the bull Charged them. e Gbb " EllTier HudSOtl The nartv scattered and a ba- Ernest Cundell, salary 178.221 w,,rel been resting and landed In front of the bull, which immediately turned upon It. The baboon, with the bull on its heels, suddenly leaped into an other tree and the bull, unable to stop, charged headlong into the tree and broke its neck. "Coat Vu&Qotfr'm down? Some prefabricated houses are of flimsy construction but over 30 of the leading manufacturers of "prefabs" meet construction standards approved by the Fed eral Housing administration which assure durability, warmth and sanitation. Moved Dr. W.D.Ward Veterinarian Temporary Location South highway 97 to first right turn beyond fox farm. Go mile west. Phone 30-F-24 j I 6ef& E NTHOLATU M faok: holrw lemon eon(roHon without Ir ritating child' lolicnt normal akin. And utamo time crirnfortinif vapors lusaen coiiflting Bpiiflmn. Don't let your child be a cheat cold martyr koop Montholutum handy. , RotrrTlftil, 1114. Til HMthoUtOMOa. USED FOR OVER SO YEARS TO COMFORT COLDSI Poor little cheat muscles bo tight they feel "tqueoTttd". , . so sore from hard coughing it actually hurts him to breathe? Quick Montholatumt Rub it on chest, back, neck. Its worm, gently stimulating action " . Ptnmtr to., mo. dfl?-L Mrs t44 tm I ,V-M f Mm P'Mn ,r?, 'IJ '3 Gentle Curves Soff shouSders! Fashion is heading in a very definite, very pleasing direction . . . taking a turn toward greater ease and femininity I Shoul ders are sloping softly, lines are smoothly rounded, waistlines are cinched-in, Coats are more .dressy, dresses more.clcgaull DATE DRESSES sparkling with naillieaih. Soft rayon crepes, wools, 12-20, 9-17, 3844. WOOL COATS -with tie-fronts to belittle your waist. Full sleeves: 12-20, 9-17, 3844. FINE WOOL COATS with full rounded lines, new waist accents. 12-20, 9-17, 38-44. 12.75 29.75 34.75
