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SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1948
PAGE SIX
State Police
Patrol Plant;
Nine Injured
Belle, W. Va., July 17 (IP) A
large contingent of state police
patrolled the E. I. Du Pont De
Nemours. Co. plant on orders of
Gov. Clarence W. Meadows today
to keep "law and order" In the
contract dispute with the United
Mine Workers district 50.
State police superintendent W.
E. Burchett concentrated the
lorce here after the Kanawha
county sheriff's office reported it
was unable to "copo with the
emergency."
It followed sporadic outbreaks
of disorder In which at least nine
persons have been injured since
the UMW's catch-all pulled its
men oil tne job tour days ago.
Feeling: Tense
Although feeling was still re
ported tense between pickets and
non-strikers, the chief state ex
ecutive said the "situation is im
proved and I expect it to con
tinue to improve."
The state police were summon
ed to augment sheriff's deputies
charged with the Job of enforcing
a county court injunction against
violence and limiting picketing.
Yesterday's night shift was the
first group which had been able
to enter the gates without inci
dent since the dispute broke.
Union Denied
The strike followed a national
labor relations board election in
which the union was denied a
place on the ballot under non-communist
affidavit provision of the
Taft-Hartley act.
The union contested on grounds
It has a contract good until Jan
uary 1949. Management said no
union would be recognized until
the question was settled.
Glen Vista
' Glen Vista, July 17 (Special)
"Mrs. Melissa Maves and son, Da
vid, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Bert Schaefll home.
Mrs. Leona Jones also spent those
two days at home with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Schaof li.
" Mrs. E. P. Tankersley made a
business trip to Redmond last
Thursday.
Miss Mary Ann Kiesow, Miss
ifcrlene Chaney, John Kiesow, Fol
mer Bodtker and Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Kribs were among those
who attended the polluck dinner
held by the 4-H leaders associa
tion at Skyllners' lodge Thursday
plght. -
Sherman Crawford of Detroit
and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Craw
ford and baby visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Schaefli Saturday aft
ernoon and In the evening visited
Mr. Crawford's mother, Mrs. Le
Tna Jones, who Is stafioned at the
fast butte lookout station.
Glen Vista foresters met Fri
day night at the home of their
Readers, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Samples. Ten members were In
attendance and plans were made
Jor a display for rally day and a
field trip scheduled for July 24,
1o collect exhibit material for the
iair. The evening "was spent play
ing Softball and refreshments
were served by the hostess. Don
Senscoter, 4-H club agent, was a
jguest,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cox attended
grange at Alfalfa last Friday
flight when Alfalfa was host for
She grange visitation program.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dunlap
Called on Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Iasterson In Pleasant Ridge Sun
day afternoon.
Jack Zlegler has returned to his
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Eight tons of flour are being loaded onto a U. S. Air Force C-57 transport at Frankfurt, Germany,
for air shipment to blockaded Berlin. All food and medical supplies for Allied-controlled'
sectors of Berlin are being flown In because of the Russian blockade of lend travel from the west
home from a vacation trip to Yel
lowstone park. ,
Mrs. John Mellott and children
visited at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Leslie Kribs, Sunday after
noon and at the home of her fa
ther, Sam Brock, of Bend, who
was released from the Lumber
man's hospital Sunday afternoon.
Billy Zlegler spent the week
end at his home from the ranch
where he is employed In Tumalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cox made a
business trip to Redmond Mon
day morning.
Ulen Vista cooking and sewing
clubs and their leaders, Miss Mary
Ann Kiesow and Miss Betty Koth,
met at the Ira Cox home Tuesday
afternoon to plan their window
dlsDlay for rally day.
Mrs. Leslie Kribs attended a tri-
county meeting of 4-H club lead
ers and extension staff members
from Jefferson, Crook and Des
chutes counties held at the Chad
wick building in Redmond Wed
nesday afternoon. Plans were
completed for summer camp to be
held at Skyllners lodge July 25
31, for club members and leaders
from the three counties.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Allen and
Mrs. Allen's brother, Darrel
Simpson of Eugene, had dinner
and spent the evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Dunlap and children
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. invert ucss ana
children of Wllllmina called at
the Leslie Kribs home en route to
visit Mr. Gcss' mother and father
in Lakcview and other relatives
In California Mondav morning.
David and Larry Kribs accom
panied members of the all bov
class of the First Christian church
on a hike and camping trip to
Green lakes this week.
LITTLE GIRL DIES
I Ul llUilll, VI .- W U1J J. I '
Ramona Rae Osburn, 8, died in
Good Samaritan hospital here
last night of Injuries suffered
when she was struck by a car.
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Northwest Redmond, July 17
(Special) Miss Joanne Summers
of Cottage Grove has been a vis
itor the past week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shofstall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Larson and
son Gregory of Bremerton,
Wash., were visitors Tuesday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Burgess. Larson was employed
by Burgess a number of years
ago and is well known here. He
had been visiting a brother, Kel
ly Larson, of Bend, and was on
his way home to Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Butler of
Fletcher, Okla., arrived at the C.
Z. Peden home for a few days.
The Butlers, with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Z. Peden and son Gene, were din
ner guests Tuesday evening at
the Al Peden home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Miller and
children were Monday evening
callers at the C. Z. Peden home.
W. C. Martin and son Albert of
Cottage Grove were visitors this
past week end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Shlfstalls. Martin
Is editor of the Cottage Grove
Sentinel and was In Bend for the
Oregon newspapers publishers'
convention and the Bend water
pageant.
D. L. Penhollow took a carload
of fifth, seventh and eighth
graders to the Wlnema Christian
service camp at Wlnema, near
Otis, Sunday afternoon. The
group Included Beverly and Len
ore Sherman of Powell Butte,
Gulnn Peden and Clyde ami Car
roll Penhollow. Raymond Ayres
of Powell Butte accompanied the
group and returned with Penhol
low Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bussett and
son Jim of Powell Butte, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Thompson of Terre
bonne, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ross
and children of Bend and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Burgess were Sunday
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afternoon visitors at the Penhol
lows. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harold and
daughter of Redmond were Sun
day evening callers at the E. E.
Burgess'.
Mrs. Merle Ross and daughter
Nebe, Mrs." Wayne Hamilton and
son Ben and Miss Beverly Rein
hart of Bend called Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Penhollow home.
Billy Ross, who had been visiting
here, returned home with his
mother.
Lewellyn Uphoff, son of Mr.
and Mrs. August Uphoff, is at
tending the Walther league con
vention in Portland this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Naff were
visitors Saturday evening at the
D L. Penhollow home.
Bill Steelhammer and Bob Tur
ner of Powell Butte were visitors
Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Brown.
Bob Shofstall Is employed at
the Worth ranch In Powell Butte.
Otis Eason and Bob Tull were
visitors at the Penhollow's Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Irene Burgess, Mrs. Her
schel Read and son Estell, Mrs.
J. P. Read of Culver and Mr. and
Mrs. D. L. Penhollow and sons,
were dinner guests at the E. E.
Burgess home for dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Williamson
of Sunnyside, were visitors for a
week, until after the Fourth, at
the home of Mrs. Williamson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Helm
holtz. Williamson returned home
after the Fourth and Mrs. Will
iamson, accompanied by her
brother, Allan Helmholtz, and
Betsy Ross of Redmond visited
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THE
Atomic Scientist
Given Clean Bill
Washington, July 17 mi Dr.
Edward U. Condon, head of the
national bureau of standards,
was assured by the U. S. atomic
energy commission today that he
has its "continued clearance" to
work on secret atomic research.
The commission gave the noted
nuclear physicist a clean bill on
the basis of two "thorough and
painstaking investigations'" by
the FBI, involving interviews
with more than 300 persons.
Condon voluntarily withdrew
from any projects connected with
secret atomic Information after
the house unAmerican activities
committee accused him of being
"one of the weakest links in our
atomic security." It also said
he Associated "knowlingly or un
knowingly" with communists and
at least one alleged Russian spy.
Liquor Board
Imposes Permits
Portland, Ore., July 17 IB The
Oregon state liquor control com
mission has ruled that after No
vember 1 all waitresses and bar
tenders serving or mixing alco
holic drinks must be licensed.
The commission yesterday
unanimously passed the contro
versial regulation 19 which will
require all .persons serving li
quor to have permits issued by
the commission. The regulation
makes possible a closer check on
operation of taverns and clubs.
The measure has been opposed
by the bartenders' and waiters'
unions and by some hotel and
restaurant operators.
another sister, Beverly Parenll,
in Oakland, Calif. The three re
turned to Redmond this week and
Mrs. Helmholtz, accompanied by
Mrs. Dick Mitchell, took Mrs.
Williamson home to Sunnyside
and continued on to Ft. Lewis
Veterans' hospital where they vis
ited Stanley Mitchell before re
turning to Redmond.
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Convict Goes
Over New Wall
Salem, Ore., July 17 HP Con
uiiitom k'ldwell. 23. employ
ed In building a new wall at the
Oregon state prison, qun un juw
late yesterday on the wrong
side. , .
Slate police and prison guards
were searching the Silverton area
today after several persons had
reported seeing a man in that
vicinity who resembled the con
vict. Kidwell was sentenced from
Columbia county on a charge of
obtaining money by false pre
tenses. Meanwhile, police are still
searching for two other prisoners
who escaped from the peniten
tiary cannery late Wednesday
night.
Meeting Called
To Prevent Strike
San Francisco July 17 IIR
Conciliation meetings will be re
sumed Monday between CIO long
shoremen and the waterfront em
ployers association in another at
tempt to forestall a Pacific coast
maritime strike.
Federal conciliators hoped that
the meeting would lead to a con
tract settlement before the expira
tion of a federal injunction Sept.
2.
Retention of union hiring hall
privileges remains the chief point
of dispute.
Four other unions Involved in
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2 QUAKES REPORTED
New York, July 17 iU'i Father
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f 12,600 5 room home In new district. Full basement, auto
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I 8,400 Will F.H.A. 3 Bedroom Home. Excellent location on
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$ 7,850 Modern 2 bedroom home with semifinished attic.
Good basement, paved street and 2 lots. $2,950 down,
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7,600 Very nice 3 bedroom modern home. Paved street, 2
lots, large garage. Terms.
$ 6,850 3 Bedroom Modern Home located at 465 Newport
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$ 6,250 2 Bedroom home on west side. Automatic gas heat.
$ 6,000 4 Bedroom Modern Home located at 415 Newport
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f 6,000 2 bedroom modern home with additional utility bed
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$ 4,500 3 Bedroom west side home, Z lots, one block off
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$ 3,500 5 Room Modern Home. Kitchen range and water
heater Included, $1,000.00 down.
$ 2,950 3 Room Semi-Modern Home. Excellent location, just
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$ 2,150 4 room house, large garage, west side.
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$80,000 MOTEL ULTRA MODERN. Recommended by Dun
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$65,000 10 UNIT, EXCELLENTLY FURNISHED MOTEL
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$35,000 8 UNIT MOTEL with service station and groceries.
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Cabins, Home, Store, Boats, all new. Located in the
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country. Good terms.
$17,000 SPORTING GOODS on Highway 97. Includes prop
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business. Modern furnished living quarters.
$15,000 HIGHWAY TAVERN. Includes frame building, all
equipment, large walk-In box, 250 ft, of highway front
age. Modern 8 bedroom home may be purchased for
an additional $6,000. Terms.
$14,000 NEW MODERN SERVICE STATION doing 11,000
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$18,009 3 1 bedroom modern home, partly furnished. Also 3
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10 acreaTator50'1 loc,lon ,U8t 0,1 Butler Market Road.
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