The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 15, 1948, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO X BAY EYE PIEBCES STEEL Llnhart, Pa. U A 250,000-volt X-ray "eye" Is being used to Inspect castings at a Westing house foundry here. The "eye" is able to "look" through four inch es of steel so Inspectors can find inner defects. NOW SHOWING! RAY MILLAND CHARLES LAUGHTON MUMINO'SUUIVAN IITA JOHNSON ItSA UNCHtlTM STARTS TONITt! TWO GREAT HITS! 2nd Big Hit! Smooth and Easy Dijfes It! ' JUNI HAVOC HEIINA CARTER my If extra News Cartoon Novelty J TRUC0108 Congratulations Jack's Richfield Service . f ... and the fine new super service station at South Third and Emerson streets. STOP BY AND HAVE THEM FILL UP THE TANK WITH . RICHFIELD GASOLINE ... then drive by Bend Electric Co. and see the full line of G. E. Appliances. r EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR Cinemqsign The non-breakable sign with an assortment of letters for quick changing. ( SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW TODAY BEND ELECTRIC CO. 644 Franklin Heavy Irrigation ia Gains As Crops Mature Increasingly heavy Irrigations now will pay off In greater gar den truck dividends later, reminds Arthur S. King, OSC extension soils SDeclalist, who points out that garden vegetable water re quirements increase as the crops apnroacn maturity. Oregon sum mer showers are seldom heavy enougn to aiiect the irrigation schedule. King says the common garden wcretabtes vary a great deal In their response to water. If only a limited amount of wafr Is avail- ible, the sol's (medalist suggests tnat it ne applied on crops that need It most surh as cucumbers. nole beans and tomatoes. Water on these crops Imnroves auality and keens the plants bearinc con tinuously over a long neriod of time, thus giving a high return tor water applied. Crops Produce Yields. Examples of crops that produce fair yields without water are corn, pumpkins and squash. King points out, however, that anyone wno nas eaten irrigated sweet corn, for example, is seldom ever mMsfied again with non-irrigated corn. There are other crops that can be. grown during- the early sum mer without watering, but irriga tion makes successive plantings nosslble. These type garden crops delude cabbage, carrots, onions, and other short-lived plants. ' Water Need Increases With any of the crops, the need for water increases as the crop snnroaches maturity. King states, ''ole beans, forexample, may re--ulre only one or two waterings "itil the first bloom. Then, to 'een the croo comlni? nole beans eed water everv' week, perhaps "'tee a week during hnt weather. As an easv sipn to know whpn ints ae In reel of additions1 "'tcr. King offers this test' ''hen plant' leaves he"ln to droon wilt dnrtnw hot afternoons. It o slcn that the s'mnlv of soil -iirturo t,e retain" low and It Is r-iB to irrlp-ate. MthrMiffh pnn'1Pf ahle '"arpn ,'rt has hpn rp"lBtee'1 Pm tW relative merits of day or i'rVi Irrigation. Kinir sss that v"t crons reat favnrnhlv to "Ither. There Is. little or no dsm- nre pven from snrlnklinp during n extremely hot day, he con aludes. Loses His Butter. Then His Cash Goes, Too Chicago IIP) Marvin Mac Naunht was enraged when S7.50 'KPrtn-of butter was Btolen from his.-. milk wagon. t tK. He dashed down an alley, came upon a suspicious-looking man and asked him if he knew any thing about the missing butter. "No," replied the man, "but I want your wallet." And ho push ed a revolver against Mac NaUght's chest. MacNaught found himself out $45 In cash, plus the butter. SOBER BICYCLING ADVISED Mobile, Ala. Mil Don't mix bikes and booze, Judge Tlsdalo Touart advised Posey McCory when he fined him $25 for riding a bicycle while drunk. Reckless driving, the judge called it. I'liono II"1 Brinas B Wonderful. Work ' ' inii h., .hjLtkUAx.... U 1 Here's the perfect lob during these summer heat waves. This workman, at the East Pittsburgh, Pa., plhnt of the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, has the Job of testing electrical apparatus in the 20-below-zero "cold laboratory." Wearing a special wool-' iH n(t. h wintAr-t.Mtji nutdnnr eleotrlral eouinment. Italy Paralyzed By General Striker Reds on March Rome, July 15 (IP) Italian com munists clamped a nearly airtight general strike on Italy today, al most paralyzing the entire strife- swept nation in reprisal for the attempted assassination of their chieftain, Palmiro Togliattl. The government of Premier Al. cide de Gasperl, threatened with overthrow by communist incite ment, debated .the possibility of ordering troops to seize the state railways in order to keep the most vital traffic moving. lamnet caned De Gasperi called a special cab inet meeting at the government palace. Nearly 2,000 police, back ed by trucks and tanks, barricad ed the palace while about 8,000 demonstrators some chanting "Kevoiution, revolution met a few blocks away. At noon about 9,000 commu nists waving red flags and earry-j lng huge portraits of TogllattL" paraded In silence around PojjF clinic Hospital, where their wounded leader was recovering. A committee of communist and left-wing socialist deputies and senators entered the hospital to pay their respects to Togliattl. The amosphere generally was calmer today despite the strike, News that Togliattl had a good night at Polyclinic hospital helped clear the air. The latest medical report said of Togliattl: rutlent Improves Tranquil night. Patient slent. Nervous system eood. General condition in respect to yesterday Improved. Post-operative rela tions good." Early reports added nothing to STNOPRIS OF ANNUAL RTATSMKNT Fculhi year ended December 31, 1947 or THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY At Harltnrrt. In the State of Connecticut, tnnitt to the Imnrane Cnmmlutnncr of UM sum of Oregon, puuuain to Uw; Inroma Told I nrrmlum Income for thf jrear S liiteirnf. dlvlcJrndl t n it mitt received dutlni the y.ar Im-onir Accident depart merit - . Income from other inuirct received during the year - 199.1113. 089, S9 43.410. 345. 19 133.6S9.a8S.43 37.393.3711 33 Total Incomt t 343.S43,90.ei nUburtrmrnta -Paid for iflMrt, endnw tinti. annultlea and aur rnidtr valuca .... $ Dividend paid to poller- 93.816.789.39 3,031.75 holder! Dividend paid to Itock holders ; CeiHial maurnnce fipcnm I Dlibi rucmtnta .vcidrnt Pi'panmrni . Amnutit of all oilier ep;n- dllurci ftncludlnr Invest ment expcniei. f.1,889, 079.341 . . Total txptndltura.....f Atiftt Valut of rtal ciUta owned imarkth valun t.oant on mDrtvaica 108.837,740.17 93.811,333 01 349.301,133.89 Value of bonds owned lamortiiedi ... . Value ol storks owned (market value) Peltry loans . . Oiih tn banks and on hand Interest 4nd reals dut and acciued Net uncollected and da- tertcd preiuiums . . Admitted M'ttir-Accldeat department . Other assets (net) 1.064, 881,741. ST 38.044.198 0l 63.778.177 81 6,816,995 49 6.934.084.70 33,833.093.86 Total admitted amis.. t. 574, 531, 103. 14 LUbllllles, larplna and Other finds Het reserves ... .11,396,178,609.00 Poller ruimi and losses outstandliif ...... 19.645,341.98 drpntimrnt All other liabilities . ToUl HabllltlM. txetpt 1 capital $1.306 849.177 64 Ctpml paid up . . .... 2u.oo(t,ono 08 pixthi I'irpiui tunas 4 i.piT.Sfs 2 unaaiifOTQ li nasslgnvd funds i surplus) 106.644.360 Surplus as retards pal Icy holders .... 16T.6R1.996 30 Total .............51.674,831,103.14 HlnM tn OretQM tar Iha Tear Kt premiums and annunties re I ceuil ( Accident Department 1350 633 49 1170,930 99 tHvldfinls pnld to poltcrholdert duivnt the rear -. NotM ,Met ltMsea and claims, tndn menu, itittrnden. and annul tlr paid duriuf the jear tAccl rfrnt ivpl. ir),3fl64 . 366.301 94 Principal of rice In oreiw Phil cirnsi mam Co., ClNieral Aient, Portland T, Or. In "traveler litMiiranc CO. I'hll tiriwamayar Civ, (ioneral Aircnta 41 8. V. .SUth Ave. K-iultnt.le Hldjr., rortlautl, Uivtfun. THE BEND BULLETIN,rBEND, OREGoU in Warm Weather 13 the casualty list In the first wave of violence when news of the shooting spread. At least four persons were killed and the in terior ministry had reports of 940 injured. All electric power was cut off at 10 a.m. (4 a.m. EDT). It was scheduled to be restored at 8 p.m. Among the' public services, only gas, telephones, hospitals and cable communications were operating normally. Czech Capital Banishes Its Ice Cream Carts Prague tP) The traditional blue-and-whlte Ice cream carts which blossom out alt over Prague every spring have disaD peared. The city council forbade "ambulant" sales for hygienic reasons.. ...... Press reports said a spot check had revealed more .than 50 per cent of the ice cream sold on the streets was dangerous to health, .Offenders against the new reg. ulation risk a 10,000 crown fine ($200) or a month in Jail. YNOPS1S OF ANNUAL STATEMENT or THE CHARTER OAK FIRE NSURANCE COMPANY f ftertford.'':ln th State of Connecticut, for the year ended December 31. 1047, mada to the Insurance Cornmluloucr ol tba fitata oi Oregon, pursuant to law: tneoma Net premlumj received 51,396,431.49 Total interest, dividends and real estate Income . 67,638.13 Xncoma from othtx sources- 10.463. SO Total Incomt - . ..51,374,733.13 Dlibarsemtnts Net amount paid for losses. .9 824,337.00 Loss adjustment expense .... 33,977.81 Underwriting expenses 689,779.83 Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash, $40,000) 40,000.00 All other expenditures (Includ ing investment lips mtl 83,980.331 38,718.44 Total disbursements 11,316.800.98 Admitted Assets Value ot bonds owned ( amor tised 3,135,447.00 Cash in banks and on hand 1,011,488.70 premiums In course of collection written sine September 30, 1947 135.007.9t Interest and rents dua and ac crued 14.094.39 Total admitted assets 94.376,036.07 Liabilities, Sarptas and Other Fanda Total unpaid claims 9 116,539.00 Estimated loss adjustment ex pense for unpaid claims ... 8.838.60 Tit unearned premiums 1,806,230.49 Total liabilities, except cap- Uitasstgncd funds (surplus!--- 1.380.063.07 surplus as regards policyholders 3,680.063.07 Tolat 84,376.038.07 Raslnesa ta Oregon far tba Tear tt premiums received ........ ...9-3.944. 39 Net losses paid 131,460.71 i Principal office In Oregon, None. For the year endedDectmber 31. 1847 THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY Btate ot Oregon, pursuant to law; Income Net premiums received 138,836831.641 Total Interest, dividend! and ......... Ve-lal income 541.771.034.37' Dlsbaraenianta Net amonnt paid for lossee ai S?2 Ii2 22! Loss adjustment espensea ,2'Sit?a Sol Underwrlllni eapenies ----- 30.583,678.30 wV?rff wM U ,,oekh,,ldtr; tocoooool Dividends psii or credited to pollcvholders - -,- All other expenditures (Includ ing inreatment eipenmi -- None 133,150 38 Total disbursements . $44,945,970 98l Admitted Asaeta value or test estate ownev l market value 1 - -,- Loans on mortgagta and col None I NorJ 49.698,457.001 19.967.056 461 10,060,031.43, Value ol bonds owned (amor tised) Value of stocks owned (mar- ket valuet rush In hanks and on hand Premiums tn course of eoliec tion written since September . 7.381,4.6 89) Intemt i ana rente am crura ii Other asseU (net! 131.741 97! Tot1 admllttd assets . 8TS.3B7.846 961 Usbllltlae, Bvrplas aal Other Fends Total unpaid claims .-518.043, 158.001 Kitse for unpaid riar 1 untamed prrmlui All other llabliulea ... 78 353 00 10P.409 3.1 4.037.S93 19 Total Haiilltlea except ttH-..,, .t 183 Capital paid up -...4 S.OPO.ooO 001 tnautsned funds ( surplus 1 17,999,334.44 'Surplus as ngarda poiic-nwa- ers ......--..- 90.699.314 44 Total 479.387.844 941 Harness wt OregtM ffa MM Tm Net Bmriuins recelft4 ......4 aSMl3 2!' ,NIL'"- paid ... --- , 76 403 67; i Prlnctpat erffiee ha Orasnn, PrOl urossmajer' )., General Ageat, Portland 7, Oregon. i That lYavt?lra INDKMNlf Y CO. Thil lnwnmyfr Co., tieneral Auonts 421 S. W. SMh Ave, KiuiUtle Hian.. IVrttaitil, Oitwvit, C"r.03"-KBND-- Aff iUated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System All Programs on Daylight Saving Time ON TH1 Willi KBN.D This evening' at 7:30 KBND re leases another wire transcription made with the station's portable equipment while driving in the KBND car, and visiting another new enterprise in Bend. The "queen" selected today on "Queen for a Pay" will be "Poca tello Queen" and will reign over the three-day frontier days cele bration In Pocatello, Idaho. The program is heard Monday thru. Friday at 11:30 a.m. "Straight Arrow" heard this evening at 8:00 dramatizes the story of "The Iron Horse" with Howard culver portraying tne famous Comanche Indian charac ter of the west, "Straight Arrow." Otto Krueger and Signe Hasso are co-starred with Pedro de Cor dova as host on "Family Theater" this evening at 7:00, in the radio story of "The Music of a Broken Bell." TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS 5:00 Relax With Rhythm 6:10 Remember When 3:15 Chandu the Magician 5:30 Superman 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Heatter 6:15 This Is Music 6:30 Sons of the Pioneers 6:45 Music & Convention High lights 8:00 Straight Arrow 8:55 Billy Rose see it today at" C-3ALBKOOCC MOTORS 920 Bond ALLEY OOP -.-rjfi , . , By V T. Hamlin I H khv'bvs timk I WKt a tcus'h Eaa.' hi f t nsfiERT " SiciSsStVETSVJlSi' PTCiJ-r r th' time- y l, J 8;30 Leave It to the Girl 9 0O- Nc ws 9:15 Fleetwood Lawfori ' 9:30 Make Music your Hobby 9:45 Navy Band 10:00 Fulton Lewis 10:15 Salon Serenade 10:30 Commentators' Round table ll:00-Slgn Off FRIDAY, JULY 16 . 6:00 Ozark Valley Folks 6:15 Farm Reporter 6:30-r-Sunrise Salute 6:45 Riders of the Purple Sage 7:00 News ' 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:30 Rex Miller and the News 7:45 Morning Melodies 7:50 News 7:55 Morning Melodies 8:00 Shoe Time 8:15 Morning Roundup 8:30 News 8:45 Bulletin Board 8:50 Airlane Melodies 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks 9:15 Victor H. Lindlahr 9:30 World News 9:35 Novelettes 9:40 Women's Digest 9:45 By Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:15 Fashion Time 10:30 Claudia 10:45 Lullaby Lane 10:50 Meet the Band 11:00 Man About Town 11:05 Tune Time 11:10 News 11:15 Tell Your Neighbor 11:30 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:05 Today's Classifieds 12:10 Noontime Melodies 12:15 Sports Review 12:20 Noontime Melodies 1 OSC Forester Gives Summary Of Fire Laws . Now that the danger season for forest fires Is aproaehing, a di gest of the ' Oregon forest fire laws that apply particularly to 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers' Hour 1:00 News of Prinevllle 2:00 Hearts Desire 2:30 Concert Orchestra 3:00 According to the Record 3:15 Buenos Amigos 3:30 Prineville Fust Baptist Church 3:45 Northwest Newa 3:50 Music 3:55 Central Oregon News 4:00 Fulton Lewis 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Passing Parade 4:45 Modern Meioaies 5:00 Relax With Rhythm 5:10 Remember When 5:15 Chandu the Magician 5:30 Pop Music 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Time Out 6:15 Mutual Newsreel 6:30 Colonel Stoopnagle's Quiz 6:55 Bill Henry News 7:00 Meet the Press 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 4-H Club Program 8:30 Vocal Varieties 8:50 Club Corner 8:55 Billy Rose 9:00 "News 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Make Music Your Hobby 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis 10:15 Salon Serenade 10:30 Ray Hackett's Orchestra 11:00 Sign Off ford om&& ' i THURSDAY. JULY 15, I94g I farmers and woodlot owner, w. t been prepared by Charles R. C uau exiejiBion loresier. " In summarizing hvp more significant laws, Ros. attomtpH to eive tha I as they apply to farmer.. J ral residents. The summary 3 The permit law: Persons v. wish to burn forest land, on? grain stubble or stumps must? cure written permission from fire warden during the cuj Mav 15 to December .11 Keep Oregon Green ilgaieutr una maicn law tv. lng the closed season, it ij lawful fpr anyone to throw awi lighted tobacco, matches or oil! material on any forest land vato mart ntlhWr Mattum., .J road right-of-way. Campfire law: Persons buiu own are required to clear il ground immediately around fire. Campflres must not bo u nnattnnHRri . . t Willful setting of fires sons convicted of setting iiS diary fires are liable to nriSl Kpntpnrps. Must Got Permit Operator's permit law: Anvm. desiring to use fire or to S power driven machinery in nection with logging on or wb in one-eighth mile of forest lav is required to get a permit Slash burning law: Individ,:.,: nf mmnnninc ,hat Kam... . ...... ,KiYfM m products are required to hi slash each year if it Is i hazard. The burnlne is vised by fire wardens. Land oSSi' ers share in responsibility for rlf '; ducing slash hazards on thJS lands. Closure law: The governon proclamation may totally or pal woao ouwi areas v an luuiia ui uotr wnere nre daji ger is considered especilly d; glUUES. The Cord: Phone 680 i