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V PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1948 Amnesty Granted Insurgent Group In Philippines Manila, June 21 (U1) President Elpidio Quirlno today granted un conditional amnesty to agrarian dissidents in a move expected to end violent unrest which has con tinued in the Philippines since the end of the war. In a brief ceremony, Quirlno signed in the presence of Louis Taruc, Hukbalahap leader, a doc ument giving full pardons to all Hukalahap members, and to mem bers of the P. K. M. peasant's union. The proclamation will go to congress for concurrence, which is expected tomorrow. The ag rarian dissidents then will lay down their arms within 20 days. The president's brother, Judge Antonio cjuirlno, had oeen, nego tiating with Taruc and other peasant leaders since May o. Came by Plane Today Taruc came by plane to Manila from his hideout in Pam panga province of Luzon, rested for a few hours at the home of Judge Quirlno, and then drove to Malacanan palace, where Presi dent Quirlno has his offices. Taruc was accompanied by seven other Hukbalahap leaders. A friendly but curious crowd of several hundred persons swarm ed around Taruc as he reached the palace. He embraced his el der brother, Melipon Taruc, who lives in Manila, and then went up the stairs to Qulrlno's second floor office. The door was barred for a few moments by a Filipino officer who demanded that the Hukba lahap leaders surrendered their arms before entering. Taruc explained that none of his group was armed and they entered. Beads Proclamation The president greeted Taruc and asked him if he represented the peasant's union as well as the Hukbalahaps. He replied that he did. Then a presidential secretary read the amnesty proclamation, and Quirino signed it at 6:27 p. m. local time. Quirino warmly shook hands with Taruc after the brief cere mony. Taruc said in a statement that he had come to Manila "so. we could have a democratic peace for rich and poor alike." Taruc had been a fugitive for two years, during which the gov ernment fought h i s guerilla forces. The Hukbalahaps alleged ly have been somewhat commu nist In thought. They have con stantly opposed any foreign in terests In the Philippines, while seeking agrarian reforms to im prove the lot of peasants in the islands. Now Showing at the Capitol 'i. T - w MAUKLLN O'HAKA anil KOUXKT YOUNG net a bit of advice from CLIFTON WEBB in 20th Century-Fox's comedy "SITTING PRETTY." Realty Transfers Deeds June 5 Cent. Or. Irr dist to Herbert Mayfield NESW 22 17 M. Frances McCausland to Herbert Mayfield NWSE 22 17 12. Daisy E. Broughton to Delbert N. Henderson E 25' lot 13 14 15 16 blk 26 Redmond. Gordon LaGest to D. N. Hen derson part SESW 10 15 13. Mortgages June 5 Ed E. Schallhorn to C. E. Downs assignment part NENW 17 15 13. Heeds June 7 H. E. Van Arsdale to Jean W. Hawthorne lot 1 being NENS and lot 2 being NWNE 2 17 12, also S'.aSE SMiNE ....WSE NESE. H. E. Van Arsdale to Jean W. Hawthorne SWSW 25 SESE 26 all sec 36 16 12. James Wlltlock to Kathriene Whitlock creating est SEhi 31 20 10 SWNE 25 16 11. Verdie S. Ladd to E. I. Groof SENE 4 18 12. Alvin J. Phillips to George B. Wolfe part SESW 33 14 13. P. L. Forbes to Bertha M. Forbes half int lots 1 and 12 blk 10 Riverside. Mortgages June 7 W. E. Daum to U. S. nat'l lot 3 blk 46 center. Mortgage Releases-rJune 7 Des Fed Sav & Loan to Charles W. Boyd that part SWSW 21 17 12 W of rt of way Dec Rec & Irr canal. Deeds June 8 Jethro C. Scott part of NENW 17 18 19. M. A. Lynch to J. L." Audrain tr 41 Sothman add part of S&SE 9 15 13. Herald R. Edwards to Merril A. Pimentel lot 9 and EM, 8 blk 2 pk. City of Bend to Jesse M. Per rlne lots 9 10 blk 12 Keystone. Rollie L. Bidgood to Don S. Hampson lot 6 blk 42 NWTS 2nd add.' Floyd R. Carter to W. Eric Dunlap lot 3 blk 18 Park. Jesse Tethrow to R. L. Morton Stt lot 3 all lot 4 blk 13 Red mond. Merril A. Pimentel to Edward W. Sherlock lot 9 and E'A 8 blk 2 Pinelyn pk. Mortgages June 8 James S. Kasserman to Pac 1st Fed sav & loan part of S'4 9 15 13. Don S. Hamson to Des. Fed Sav & Loan lot 6 blk Ed E. Schallhorn to L. J. Mc Daniel part of NENW 17 15 13. Paul Henderson to A. B. Este benet part N Lytlo A. tr 24. Mortgage Releases June 8 First nat'l bnk to Herold R. Ed wards lot 9 and E'a 9 blk 2 Pinelyn pk. Eqult sav & loan to Arlo W. Harding. Des. Fed sav & loan to Jethro C. Scott pt NENW, NWNE 17 18 12. - ' -' Deeds June 9 " ' John DeBoer to Ada Johnston lots 5 6 blk 16 Blvd. Edward C. Johnston to Walter B. Minter deed lots 5 6 blk 16 Blvd. Earle Boothe to James N. Aud rain pt blk 17 Sothman add. Harold Taylor to Bonnie ri. Daniel lots 7 8 blk 16 Taylors add. Leo E. Bailey to Archie M. Brown beginning 80 N of NE corner lot 7 blk 2 McCafferys add W 85' N 114' E 85' S 114' to beginning. City 01 Bend to Dewey Peasley lots 10 11 blk 12 Center. Carl Lindh to Thomas William Glazier N lots 15 16 blk 26 Center. Calvin O. Webber to WalterNG. Coombs lot 2 blk 1 Park. Mortgages June 9 James W. Audrain to U. S. nat'l bnk pt blk 17 Sothman add. C. W. Iverson to U. S. nat'l bnk E'j lots 1 2 blk 23 Redmond. Tomas William Glazier to Des. Fed. sav & loan NVi lots 15 16. John uuonnel to f irst nat 1 bnk lot 7 blk 45 NWTS 2nd. Mortgage Release June 9 Des. Fed. sav & loan to J. E. Van Wormer lots 5 and blk 114 2nd add Bend pk. Deeds June 10 George C. Trusedale to Freight- ways Terminal co pt Oregon Trunk add. . William F. Rogers to Robert L. Rogers lots 1 2 blk 23 NWTS 2nd add. Luclle T. Denton to Harrv L. Denton lot 18 blk 5 Mill VENETIAN BLINDS New Blinds Custom Made -Wood Steel Aluminum Old Blinds Completely Renovated All work is quickly done at our factory located in Bend. 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S. nat'l SENW 32 17 12. Maud Akin to John DeBoer part lot 7 blk 9 Mill. Edwin S. Crlpe to James R. Forrest N lot 5 blk 2 staats. Floyd E. Watson to Pac. 1st fed sav & loan pt tr 16 Sothman. Warren W. Wing to Des lea sav & loan lots 15 16 blk 27 Cen. Mortgage Release June 10 L. J. McDaniel to Arthur M. Labrousse partial rel mtg pt lot 1 blk 4 Redmond. Airliner Scrapes of Mountain Top Fairbanks, Alaska, June 21 (IP) Pilot Milo Gaffi said today he was flying on instruments when his DC-3 commercial airliner struck a mountain top last night wan sumcient lorce to lar his 22 passengers and damage the plane. No one was injured seriously however, and the crippled plane landed safely an hour after its miraculously close shave. 'me Arctic Frontier Airwavs plane scraped the top of a moun tain 100 miles south of here en route from Seattle to Fairbanks. One woman passenger was thrown to the ceiling. She landed in the unoccupied seat behind her, suffering a strained back. The only other casualty was a youngster who suffered minor In juries. The plane's rear landing as sembly was bent, a tire flattened and a propellor was bent. Bulletin Classifieds bring results. Army Life Not Bad, Announces Army Spokesman Washington, June 21 (IP The prosDoctlve draftee can look for ward to a life with free board and room and $75 per month pay to start, the army said today. If he stays out of trouble and does a good job he will ge'an au tomatic promotion to private first class at the end of four to six months. More of the same will get him another automatic pro motion to corporal and $90 per month within six mqnths to a year. The draftee can get to be a ser geant earning $100 per month at the end of 16 months. The pro motion is mandatory at the end of two years, if the draftee's record is good. Furthermore, he will get hos pitalization, dependency allow ances and insurance. If he has a bent for learning, he can apply for any one of a number of army schools that will prepare him for -a trade. The old top sergeant cussing out the rer; 'uits is out in the new army. The army said It learned from the universal military train ing experiment at Fort Knox to treat the enlisted man with the dignity to which he is entitled. But the army warned that the draftee mustn't expect any spe cial, kid-gloves treatment. The army, a spokesman said, is still no place for sissies. PANSIES GROW LARGE A bouquet of pansies, some of the flowers measuring four inch es in diameter, was delivered to the Bulletin offices today by Andy L. Fanton, of 829 Ogden avenue. According to Fanton, he now Introducing THE NEW ALUMA-LOCK SHINGLES See them on the display roof at corner EAST 7TH and NORTON Central Oregon Roofing Company 832 Bond Phone 1270 or 1335-R GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SERVICE . . . 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Ju ne 2 3 rd Floyd Maddy - Bill Stripling, Proprietors has about 20,000 of the Oregon i giant pansies In bloom. Both the seeds and the plants were grown in Bend, ho said. Leslie Canyon Impresses Group Convinced that the scenery of the Leslie canyon region in an isolated part of Malheur county is outstanding in the state, a group of Mazamas passed through Bend Sunday, returning to their homes in Portland from a week's outing. The Mazamas were joined on the outing by several members of the Salem Geological society. The Mazamas, headed by Earl Marshall, Portland, said they en countered considerable bad weather on their outing, with a flash storm washing out canyon roads. Part of the time was spent in the Oweyee canyon re gion. "We could not get Into the lava1 beds, but obtained . information about lakes in the lava country," Marshall said. "We also got in formation about other extensive and little-known lava caves." Leslie canyon is described as a region of varied colors, similar in some repects to the John Day country. , . Portland Theater Destroyed by Fire Portland, June 21 HP) Damage estimated at $100,000 was inflict ed Sunday morning by a fire that swept through the Highway the atre at 52nd avenue and sandy Boulevard. The theater building was de stroyed and flames threatened ad FULLS R POINTS Tie.all-putpoie "houie' 'paint Ton ean't lay a fine! exterio "honM1 paint. than Fuller Par PnpwxL Ji ItutM mde bj ti Vast's largest paint manufacturer. i ! SNOOK BUILDERS SUPPLY S Greenwood Phone 919-W joining shops and the Roller-! drome. Twenty fire lighting com panies responded to three alarms. Chief Investigator William Cur tis said the fire probably started from a clgaret In the theater nursery room. BABY SITTING PERILOUS Johnson City, N. Y. (UiHere't a warning to baby sitters. 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