The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 12, 1948, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 194, t AGE SIX Tobin to Accept Cabinet Post From Truman Washington, Aug. 12 Ui President Truman's two-month search for a secretary of labor ended today with Maurice J. Tob- in's announcement that- he will accept the cabinet post. Truman was expected to give the former Massachusetts gover nor a recess appointment today. Tobin will come here from Bos ton tomorrow to make plans for tamng over his new Job. The 47-year-old Tobin succeeds Lewis B. Schwellenbach who died In June. ! Truman first sent Tobin's nom ination to the senate last Satur day. But no action was taken, so the president must make a recess appointment, good until the next session or congress. leaves Race In deciding to acceDt the $15, 000-a-year cabinet position, Tobin withdrew from the democratic gubernatorial race In his home state. He explained that he had hesl tated to accept the labor depart ment post because of his desire "to weigh carefully my obliga tions to the people of Massachus etts who have honored me during mv public career." He said, however, that Truman had given him "a call for service to our country" which "no patri otic American could refuse . . . without a compelling reason." Spokesmen for organized labor commended Tobin's decision. While in Washington earlier this week, the secretary - designate came out for repeal of the Taft Hartley labor act. This is the No. 1 plank in labor's legislative plat form for the next congress. ShevJin Shevlin, Aug. it (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stingley and daughters spent the week end in Fort-pock visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Ward and. Charley Sting ley. Mrs. Isa Freeman Is visiting her daughter, Lena Karris, In Klamath Falls. Mrs. Freeman plans to be in Klamath Falls for two weeks then she plans to go to Portland to visit another daughter and son. Mrs. Jim Dilley sprained her leg while playing baseball and RADIANT PANEL SYSTEMS ' Designed and Installed Steam and Hot Water Hearing Systems Mastercraft Oil Burner DE LUXE HEATING CO. 258 Hill St. Phone 1232 You have a date the next time you're In Portland for DANCING DININP FLOOR SHOWS at the Northwest's Finest Night Spot 620 S. W. Salmon St. ... At 0880 ynopoi ox Annual maiement ror tn Rrear ended December 31, 1947, of the Sunset Life Insurance Company of America ot Olympla, In the State of Waihlngton, made to the Insurance Commissioner ot the State ot Oregon, bursuant to law: , INCOME 1 Total premium Income for the year, k460.701.T2. Interest, dividends and rents received Burlng the year, 53,868.12. Income from other sources received during the year, $112,101.60. Total income. 1026,731.44. Includes $50,000.00 contributed to sur plus. DISBURSEMENTS Paid for losses, endowments, annul Us and surrender values, 100,157.06. Dividends paid to policyholders, H,- 478.18. Dividends paid to stockholders. None General insurance expenses, Remain ing disbursement items, $113,439.03. Amount of all Commissions. Taxoi lnd other' expenditures (including In vestment expenses, tl.SK3.26), 187,054.67. Total expenditures, $282,124.94. ASSETS Value ot real estate contracts, $34,- Loans on mortgages and collateral etc., $481,887.96. Value of bonds owned (amortized), 1856,055.88. . . Federally Insured Savings and Loan Bhares, $018,444.46. Policy loans, $35,948.49. Cash in banks and on hand, $170,438 39. Interest and rents due and accrued, 5,573.46. Net uncollected and deferred premi ums, $109,048.11. Other assets (net), -$583 50. Total admitted assets, $2 111.S09.M. LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Net reserves. $1,390.273 00. Policy claims and losses outstanding, 15,226.00. , , ,, All other liabilities, Remaining Lia bility Items, $.110,485.87. Total liabilities, except capital, $1,- 10.984.87. Capital paid up, $250,000.0. Special surplus funds: None. Unassigned funds (surplus), $150,- Surplus regards policyholder 1400.325.00. 'Total, $2,111,909.87. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THK YEAR Wot premiums and annultlei received, Mdandi paid to policyholders dur ing the year, $8.75. . Net lossei and claims, endowments Krrenders, and annultlei paid during irincipai " r ' ;v..t iii.ala ler vo.. w.nci a. idway Blag.. Fortune, o. has spent several days in bed. Miss Sylvia Reed of. Lapine and Herbert Shields ot Shevlin were married Saturday, July 31, in Bend. Mr. and Mrs. John Guothny of -31 uigueju iiuve moveu lo tonev lin. Mrs. Dorothy Fuller and chil dren. Brinria unti TiVanLr in nf rnl. ifornla, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Coffman, and her sisier, Mrs. A. J. Willis. John Klzer left for Portland to attend the funeral of his brother, Jim Klzer, who died Saturday, July 31, of a heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Syvert Dahl and son, Rus.sc, returned home after a month's vacation in Minnesota. MiKU Allrlrpv Olefin tf ITa-urt N. D., is visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Olson and son. Miss Olson has spent some time Viillnp in California an1 O.c. gon and will go to Washington in iiere, meit DacK to ner home in Fargo. Miss Olson is Mr. OI son's nlfp L Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Elkins and son, uary, ana Orley Ray were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Banks recently. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hall moved Monday to Portland, where they will make their new home. Miss Valll Ervineham of Knr. ramento, Calif., was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Emry. MiSS Billie Ttankn hns anon a week visiting her .sister, Mrs. i-iaiiut-s uuirumpie oi uena. Tom RlttW Went tn Hl.rH Turn. day to have his tonsils removed. uonna nay uumpert and Clo King are attending 4-H sum mot- Camp at Lake of the Woods this wren. - Mrs. Slim Rncrlnnrl In uluOInn her son, Wilson England. Cecil Reid has been ill the past week. Carol Mohan nf innkana Wash., is visiting at the home of her brother. Mr. jinH Mm Mohan. Mrs. Joe Mohnn uns hnofaco fu tile Pinochle club, which met Wednesday. Auc. 4 r.iiucc ,n- Mrs. Ed Banks, Mrs. John Munler, rars. KOinn uumpert, Mrs. Orville Bean. Mrs. Frank Mm Georee Wall n,i W.,,! Stingley. Mrs. Ed Banks won iiisn una iioatmg prizes. Mrs. Rollln Gumpert won low. Mr. anld Mis. Hnllin UkPhii,. eon are the parents of a baby em Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters and children, Dale and Garda Lee, of Talent, are guests at the "uine oi mr. ana Mrs. Orville Fuller. Walt Dexter nf T..-In oil. Tali 's clerking in the Shevlin store. iniB. oyvert uani left for Seat tle for an extended visit. Mrs. Frank Mauger was host ess for a luncheon given Friday, Aug b. Guests were Mrs. V: W. Dahlln. Mrs. .Too Mn. m Amos Thompson, Mrs. Raymond mia, i-vevnie Murdock, Mrs. Vernon Sayre, and Mrs. Carl Lane. The luncheon was a fare well party for Mrs. Neville Mjur dock, who leaves Saturday for Grants Pass, and for Mrs. Ray mond Gumpert, who will leave this montn for Bend. Mr. and Mrs. David Wailand of Portland are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ol son. Mrs. Weiland and Mrs. Ol son are sisters. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson were Mrs. Grover Caldwell, her daughter, Laura,"' and son, Grover, of Brown's creek, and Mrs. Hugh Fowler and son, Hugh, Jr., of Bend. Mrs. George Posey and son, David, arrived home Friday from Bend. At present they are stay ing at the Robert Posey home, the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Renno of Bend were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Thompson. Mr. Renno is Mrs. Thompson's brother. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keppers Sunday, Aug. 1, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Giltner and son, Billie, of Bend, and Mrs. Vereta of Wishram. Billie Ed Shahan of Bend spent the week in Shevlin with his grandparents. Mrs. Sam Burgess returned home Sunday, Aug. 1, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. B. G. Dubrew of Ochoco ranger station. Miss June Moorhead left Sun day for her home irl Clatskania. after a month's visit in Shevlin with friends and relatives. Miss Luella Burgess of Santa Barbara Calif., is visiting at the nome oi ner Drotner, sam Bur gess. Mrs. James Emery and chil- TRIANGLE MILLING CO. MS N. Tillamook St Portia, Ore. NICHOLSON'S CORNER 525 South Third P & W MARKET ("Joe" Peterson and "Red" Wenetta) 525 South Third Phone 527-J "The Best for Less" 45c Fancy Apricots No. 2 can 29c 20c Merrimac Peas No. 2 can 13c 82c 900 Gram Fiskbullar can 60c 39c Turkey or Chicken Egg Noodles jar 29c Lyndon's Fancy 10c Gerber's Baby Foods always 3 cans 25c $1.39 Shortening 3 lb. can $1.19 15c Timberline Dog Food can 10c 44c Nucoa ... lb. 39c 35c Bridge Mix Candy lb. 15c Open 7:00 a. m. to 12:00 Midnight For Your Convenience FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES O FREE DELIVERY O Williams' Meat Market Phone 1450 MEAT SPECIALS Shoulder Lamb Roast, Grade A lb. 69c Leg of Lamb lb. 79c Shoulder Veal Roast, Grade A lb. 69c Loin Veal Chops lb. 79c We now have some Grade A Beef, Pork and Veal for your lockers at the "Right Price." Beat the Rising Meat Cost by Renting a Frozen Food Locker. NICHOLSON'S FOOD LOCKERS dren returned from a week's visit with her mother, Mrs, J. B. Cox, at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Neville Murdock and children left Saturday, Aug. 7, for Grants Pass, where they will make their home. Mrs. Dick Petrie and son, Bob bie, visited in Bend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mayne, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Herron left Saturday, July 31, on their vaca tion. Mrs. Pearl Peterson Is moving to Lapine, where she will make her home. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Condley will move into the Peter son house.' ' Kenneth and Donald Coffman are now living with their fath er, Alvie Coffman, in Shevlin. Wanda Wright received a very bad cut on her foot Monday when she stepped on a tin can while at play. Mr. and Mrs. John Huddleston celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary Saturday, July 31. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and children, Billie Faye Reid, Roaslie Reid, Red Carpen ter, Leo Keppers, Billie Banks, Lauren Beaver, Geneva Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Nichols and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pull man and son, Nancy and Bar bara Fuller, Raymond Petrie, Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Music was furnished by Guy McCoy and Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Emett Bear are moving to Klamath Falls. Edell Aldrich sprained her fin ger while playing baseball. The First sewing circle met at the home of Mrs. Robert Posey. Guests were Mrs. Carl Lane, Mrs. Vernon Sayre, Mrs. George Posey, Mrs. Orville Bcnnet, Mrs. Neville Murdock, Mrs. Merril Olson and Mrs. Orville Bean. , The Pinochle club met at 4ne home of Mrs. Raymond Gumpert Thursday, Aug. 5. Guests were, Frances Petranovlch, Rosella Gumpert, Vena Dilley, Hilda Erd mann, Phyllis Thompson, Mary Smith and Mrs. V. Dahlin. Prizes were won by Rosella Gumpert, high, Mrs. Dahlin, low, and Mary Smith, floating. Deanna Gumpert returned home after a visit in Gilchrist at the home of Suzanne Jorgeson. LIFE CARRIES ON Memphis, Tenn. tl'i Five days after S. M. Williams put eggs which had not hatched Into a paper sack for discard he found five thriving baby pheasants. Strickland, are dependent and neglected children, and you are ordered to show cause why the a'lc.h'"5rT.s'Ad wiin ine ovja - . city of Oregon for care and su pervision ana conm y You are further notified that the matter of said order will be ',... unfnra ,ho Honorable C. CUIieU up uriun -------- - . L. Allen, Judge of said Court, in the Court House ui I -i-,. trial anil Klich diSDOSltlon as may 'be proper In the Prenjjsps on tne ziin uuy u, at the hour of 2:00 o'clock P. M., or as soon thereafter as the mat ter can be heard, when and where you may appear and resist the same if you see fit. HELEN M. DACEY, Clerk. 42-51-57-63C IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES, nnunc nK-PARTMENT. In the Matter oi w Airms-KarleenElameMcAdams edS vT-.j I Alton FlOVd MCAd- Arnoiu anu - - - a"you are hereby notified that an order has been filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court setting forth that David MeAdams, Kar leen Elaine MeAdams, and Charles Allen Arnold are depen dent and neglected children, and vou are ordered to show cause why the said children should not be placed with the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Oregon for care and supervision and consent t0yaoduOParen-further notlfied that the matter of said order will be called up before the Honorable C. L. Allen, Judge of said Court, in the Court House' at Bend for hearing, U'lal and such, disposition as may bl proper in the premises on the 27th day of Aim,,.. - at the hour of 2:00 o'clock n fvr or as soon thereafter as the m ter mav be heard ii.. J- where you may appear and the same if you see fit, HELEN M. DACEY 12-51.57 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES, JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. , In the Matter of Charlotte Ar lene Strickland, and Bonnie Jean Strickland, Alleged Dependent Children, to Harry Strickland. You are hereby notified that an I order has been filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court setting forth that Charlotte Arlene; Strickland, and Bonnie Jean) HEATING FLOOR FURNACES SHEET METAL WORK Erickson's Sheet Metal Phone 1008 1434 Hill St. ELECTROLUX CLEANER AND AIR PURIFIER ' SALES SERVICE and SUPPLIES PHIL PHILBROOK 1246 B. 3rd. Phone 129SJ Flowers For Special Occasions Floral Designs Corsages Free City Delivery We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Open Evenings and Sundayi PICKETT Flower Shop and Garden Phone 630 629 Quimby Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Park O. Fleming jA these LW PBICES 1 The time is ripe . . the prices, right so, start now to preserve the gloriously good flavor of summertime fruits and vegetables for wintertime enjoyment. We've everything you need for successful home canning the finest of the freshest fruits and vegetables and top quality canning supplies . . . and every thing is priced to give you extra' savings. Can all you can at these low pric es. A filled-up pantry is sure purse-protection against inflation. Kerr Jars Quarts Dozen 79c Pints Dox. 69c Regular Kerr Reg. Mouth Lids Reg. Mouth Caps, Doz. . . . doz. 10c 23c FI.OTIL No. 2'j Cans Peaches, halves or sliced . 2 cans 55c VAL VITA No. 2'j Cans Freestone Peaches 2 cans 59c HUNTS No. 2 Jar Raspberry Preserves ...... jar 59c HUNTS No. 2 Jar Strawberry Preseves jar 65c HUNTS No. 2 Can All Green Asparagus can 49c VAL VITA No. 2'2 Cans Spinach 2 cans 35c ' HUNTS No. 2(i Cans Hominy 2 cans 35c Jt CERT0 H 2 Bottles , 45c . 2 Pkgs. fjSl 25c ' 'W&M Parowax lb. 19c Hunts Hot Sauce can 5c HUNTS No. 300 Cans Tomato Juice 3 cans 29c GARDEN No. Can Tomato Juice can 19c C.H.B. 24 ox. Jar Dill Pickles jar 39c VAL VITA 24 oz. Jar Sweet Pickles jar 45c NOKPAC No, 2i, Can Prune Plums can 19c WESTWARD HO No. 2 Cans Sweet Peas 2 cans 35c Save All Wax Paper, 125 ft, roll 23c BUSS Drip or Kffrulnr Coffee 1 lb. can 50c FOI.(;EK-M.J.H.-iOI.I)K WKST-HII.I. S BHOS. Coffee 1 lb. can 55c Garden Sweet Peas .... 3 cans 29c I I.OTII.-No. 2 ran Crushed Pineapple can 39c 2 bars 25c 8 Heir.' Bars 2 Bath Size Bars K?jgslfe53 29c r It 31b. jar $1.15 u.m:m Reg. 15c Lge. 35c Giant 95c CANNING SPECIALS Boysenberries flat 89c Extra Fancy String Beans ........ ... 2 lb. 23c Order SWEET CORN for Canning Now! Yellow or Zucchini Squash . lb. 4c Carrots 3 bunches 20c Extra Fancy Cucumbers at Their Best , lb. 7c Just Right for Dills Seedless Grapefruit .... 2 lb. 35c Picnic Ham lb. 49c I Gallon 25c FLOTIL No. 1 Cans Fruit Cocktail 2 cans 49c VAL VITA No. 2'2 Cans Pork and Beans can 23c KERR'S No. 6 Jar Assorted Jelly .. jar 98c KERR'S No. 6 Jar Assorted Preserves jar 1.09 Western Beer case 2.98 Plus Deposit VAL VITA No. I Cans Dog Food ............ 3 cans 29c Bacon Jowels lb. 49c Miracle Whip Dressing. . . pint 41c Quart 78c . Strained Honey ..... 5 lb. pail 95c Ginger Snaps lb. 25c Delrich Oleomargarine .... lb. 45c GOHRKE'S MARKET Phone 207 Liver lb. 50c Young and Tender Bacon Squares lb. 45c Just Like Bacon Round or Loin Steaks lb. 69c Prime Local Beef Sliced Bacon lb. 75c Swift's Assorted Lunch Meat lb. 63c Bulk Sausage lb. 55c Pure Pork Ham Hocks Jb. 45c Morrell's Pride and Swift's HENS RABBITS FRYERS r j n i i mi i ry n n i (07