, MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1947
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Record National
Incomes Affect
Farm Situation
National personal, disposable
income Is estimated at 170 bil
lion dollars in 1947, the largest
in history, and 2V4 times the 1935
1939 average, according to data
In a new outlook circular Just Is
sued bv the extension service at
Oregon State college. This high
consumer purchasing power is
the greatest force sustaining de
mand for farm products at the N
current high level, the authors of
the circular state.
The data show a close relation
ship for many years between the
gross value of farm food produc
tion and the national disposable
income, Huge overseas shipments
incident to the great wars have
augmented this demand. The du
ration of these demands is the
most uncertain aspect of the mar
ket outlook for farm products in
in 1948-39, the report points out.
Farm cost prices have also ad-
ftanced with the rise in national
-Mme t0 tne highest level on
record, both for production and
marketing. The national Index of
prices paid by farmers for com
modities, interest and taxes rose
. 14 per cent from October 194fr to
October 1947. Farm wage rates
rose 7 per cent. Meanwhile, de
spite gains in a few items, the
general level of prices received by
farmers advanced only 6 per cent.
Thus, the overall exchange value
of farm products declined, al
though it Improved on some com
modities. 5 '. Outlook Less Favorable
; ' The national mitlnnlr fnr fntnl
' farm production in 1948 is less
: favorable owing to drought in the
winter wheat belt east of the
; Rockies. Feeding ratios are also
; more adverse for the production
of meat, milk and poultry prod
ucts. Total agricultural produc
tion In 1947 was about 36 per
cent above the 1935-1939 average,
however, or nearly one-fourth
more per capita.
The new outlook circular also
contains sections on net farm in
come, land prices and rentals,
and farm family living. A copy
may be had on request to any
county agent or direct from the
college.
WVTim OP1 SAI;R -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVETM
that by virtue of Ordinance Nov
NS346 of the City of Bend, Ore.
gon, a municipal corporation, the
undersigned will on the 23rd day
of December, 1947, at the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M. in the City
Commission room in the City
Hall, sell to the highest bidders
for cash or terms as hereinafter
stated the following described
real property located in the city
of Bend, Deschutes County, Ore
gon, provided no bid shall be ac
cepted for less than the amount
set opposite each respective par
cel, which is the minimum ap
praised price fixed by the Com
mission of the City of Bend: ...
Parcel No. 1. Lots 7 and 8, :
Block , 13, Bend View, "
cash .,.......-.$150.00
Parcel No. 2; Lot G, Block
. 14, Berid Vie w. Addn., ' ."
cash ..a- : 75.00
Parcel No: 3. Lots 8 and 9 -
Block 11, River Terrace, '
cash 200.00
Parcel No. 4 Lots 4, Sand
6, Block 38, Riverside, ' .
cash 550.00
GEORGE SIMERVILLE, .
Recorder of the City of Bend.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I have, by the county court
of the State of Oregon for De
schutes County, been appointed
A .1 .;l.-.n gt (ha octafA nt
Edith M. Whitcomb, deceased, and
.all persons navmg claims against
aam violate ... , , . 1 t
to file the same, duly verified, as
required ny law, ai me onice ux
my attorneys. DeARMOND,
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Notice.
DATED and first published this
1st day 01 uecemDer, imi.
GEORGE J. CHILDS,
Administrator.
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Two Men Killed
In Car Crash
Grants Pass, Ore., Dec. 15 ilpi
State police today were Investi
gating the cause of an automobile
accident which took the lives of
two men on the Oregon caves
highway Saturday night.
Francis Peter Moraveck, 23,
driver of the car, and his brother-in-law,
C. A. Nickerson, 33, both
of Cave Junction, apparently died
instantly when they rammed into
the rear end of an empty logging
truck and trailer, police said.
State police Sgt. C. R. Borg
man said Moraveck probably
failed to see the truck because
of approaching darkness and a
heavy rain.
Troops Give Up
Search For Girl
Tijuana, Baja Cfa., Mex., Dec.
15 iln Troops were reported.
aDanaomng searcn today Tor a
15-year-old heiress who allegedly
was kidnaped by a zealous suitor.
Jesus Galindo, chief of the Mex
ican secret police, said his agency
had not been ordered to search
for pretty Maria Jesus Yolanda
Escobar, heiress to a Mexican land
fortune.
He said both Tijuana and Ma
zatlan offices of the secret police
had investigated the case, but
dropped it when Mazatlan offi
cers learned the young couple
planned to marry.
Charges Made
.The girl's mother, Mrs. Consu-
ela Capaceta, charged Maria had
been kidnaped by Nazario Moran,
23, and his four brothers and is
being held until the mother con
sents to Maria's marriage to
Moran.
An army platoon went into the
Mazatlan mountain area near the
Nazario ranch, Mrs. Capaceta re
ported, but was unable to find her
daughter.
Food Handlers'
School Planned
A "make up"' school for local
food 'handlers who were unable
to attend the December. 9 school
will be held in the assembly room
of the Deschutes county court
house on-Tuesday. at 3 p. m., A
W. Westlall, county sanitarian,
has announced.
This school is being especially
'arranged for persons who were
not able tjo attend tne session lasi
"SUosday, but any food handler In
tne area wishing to attend win ue
welcome, Westfall said.
Ex-Convict Held
On Theff Count
Portland, Ore., Dec. 15 IP
Police today were holding two
men In the city Jail here on charg
es of robbing the Olds & King de
partment store Friday atternoon.
State police. Saturday night
captured Ira Everett Bailey, 33,
an ex-convict, ai an- vyun vji uvc
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spotted his car on McLoughlin
boulevard and followed him. De
tective captuin James Purcell said
Bailey admitted his part in the
crime. He is being held under
$15,000 bail.
Richard Nlles Moore, 42, was
taken shortly after the robbery
with the $17,639 loot still on him.
Powers Honored
By Science Group
Dr. Wilbur L. Powers, head of
the department of soils at Ore
gon State college and soil scien
tist for the experiment station
hus received notification of his
election as a Fellow in the Amer
ican Society of Agronomy. The
award is in recognition of "out
standing contributions to Ameri
can agriculture."
Formal notice of the award,
voted each year to a limited num
ber of scientists in soils, came
from the society secretary G. G.
Pohlman of the West Virginia ex
periment station. Only six fellow
awards were approved by the so
ciety last year.
Improves Water Laws
. Secretary of the Oregon Drain
age association from 1915 to 1945,
and of the Orepon Reclamation
congress from 1925 to 1945, Dr,
Powers has been instrumental in
Improving western water laws, In
establishing the value of supple
mental irrigation in western Ore
gon, in developing efficient meth
ods for tiling white land, and in
establishing the values of sulphur
as a fertilizer in eastern Oregon.
He worked on the organizing
committee for the first Interna
tional Congress of Soil Science
and participated in the second
congress and tour of Russia in
1930. Inspector for the state soil
survey since 1918, he Is author or
joint author of more than 100
technical articles and bulletins
and of texts on soils. He has
been on the staff of Oregon State
college since 1909.
RATS GET AIR TRIP
. New York LP Twenty-four
large brown rats left La Guardia
field aboard a Sabena Belgian Air
Lines plane for .Brussels. They
will be used Tor experimental
work in fighting an epidemic of
infantile paralysis in Belgium.
Fbner's
Electric
Service
Phone 353-J
1116 Wall St.. Bend, Ore.
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Colleges Publish
New.Guide Book
Oregon State College Oregon
and Washington high school stu
dents, puzzling over where or
whether to go to college, will In
the future have the most com
plete and unbiased source of in
formation ever published to help
them decide. This is in the form
of a 210-page cloth-bound book
just published cooperatively by
31 colleges in Oregon and Wash
ington. The book is now available to
all high schools at 50 cents a copy,
though the publication cost was
about $2, reports E. B. Lemon,
dean of administration here and
chairman of the high school con
tests committee of the state sys
tem of higher education. That
committee is supplying each high
school with one copy free, though
many high schools are ordering
the books in quantity to be used
as texts in counseling and guid
ance classes.
Factors DlscusseJ
The first part of the book dis
cusses in simple languages fac
tors to consider in planning a
career, whether college training
is desirable and when, and how
to choose a college in case higher
education is decided upon.
The second section contains
reasonably uniform accounts of
the facilities and course offerings
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Bridge Proposed
Salem, Dec. 15 UH Civic lead- j
ers and officials of Marion, Polk j
and Yamhill counties will meet
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