SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TEMPERATURE
Maximum yesterday, 57 degrees.
Minimum last night, 45 degree.
r BEND FORECAST
Bend and vicinity Clear this
aitemoon; fair tonight and Sun
day; colder tonight with possible
frost low ground. High today, 68;
ow tonight, 38; high Sunday, 65.
r Patients admitted yesterday to
$t. Charles hospital include the
following: Mrs. Andrew Morrow,
Madras; Dale Morgan, Detroit;
Jean Daniels, Infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daniels, La
"line; Mrs. James Chamberlin,
Tumalo, and Robert Ledbetter,
: Redmond. Mrs. Lewis Barrett,
Warm Springs; Mrs. George
Tackrnan, Prinevllle, and Miss
Minnie Linsfer, Bend, were dis
missed. Mrs. Joseph Egg returned
Wednesday after a week's trip to
i. Wsit her eldest son, E. P. Coulter
Ind family, in Missoula, Mont.
the also visited en route with
mends in Spokane.
I Gard Eriksen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Al Eriksen, Bend, and Lloyd
jCimsey, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
. C. Klmsey, Hermlsion, are here
Jrom the University 'of Oregon
aver the week end.They attended
ne Bend-Redmond football game
; fast night.
Jj Tom McClure, of Prinevllle,
was in Bend today on his way
i to San Francisco, where he plans
to attend several coast league
fames. He said he also plans to
Visit Ty Cobb, at.Menlo Park.
; John E. Talbot, of Shevlln, and
'! Robert Young, of 2421 North
llrst, were admitted yesterday
1 Lumberman's hospital. Robert
Hocker, of 405 Federal, was ad
mitted Thursday.
! Dr. R. W. Hendershott is In Eu
f;fene today to attend the Univer
sity of Oregon-Santa Barbara
football game.
'4 T?
' Notice members Local 6-7, we
fcave the district ballots. To vote
la decide whether we wish to con
tinue the district strike fund. Re
i Quest a, ballot from the local sec
retary, during office hours. Our
ballots must be in the district of
fice not later than October 8th.
f Adv.,
I Special Mission Services at
H):30 a. m. with the Rev. Martin
Bagel as guest speaker. Trjnity
ftufheran Church, Federal and
Galveston streets. Adv.
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Children Slain
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Mrs. Frances Irene McCurdy
(above), who police said confessed
killing her two children, because
she couldnt support them on a
$75-a-month relief check, is shown
In police car after she was arrested
in a Portland; Oregon, bus depot.
Mrs. McCurdy said she took her
two children, Pamela, 11, and
Paul, 10, to an auto court In Grants
Pass, Oregon, and gave each of
them six sleeping tablets. She
told police, "They went to sleep,
then I stabbed them with a knife
and took a bus to Portland.''
ATTENTION BOWLERS
Come in now and register to
bowl on the teams at the Des
chutes Bowling Lanes. Our
leagues will start bowling at 8 p.
m. We will have league bowling
for both men and women. Phone
148-J. Adv.
CARD OF THANKS
To those who expressed their
sympathy in so many beautiful
and practical ways during our re
cent loss of our dear sister and
aunt, we wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks.
Maude Haupt and family. Adv.
War Veteran
Dies Suddenly ;
Richard R. Leonard, about 49,
was. found dead yesterday in his
trailer house located on the L. V.
McCann ranch on the Little Des
chutes river south of Bend.
Mr. Leonard, who had been in
Deschutes county two or three
years, was cutting wood on the
McMann place. He was believed
to have died from a heart attack.
He was, a veteran of world war
two.
The body was brought to the
Niswongor-and Winslow funeral
nidrne inTJend and attempts were
being made today to locate rela
tives. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
FRENCH EXCHANGE FIKE
Grenoble, France, Sept. 19. U
Communists and supporters of
Gen. Charles de Gaulle tonight
exchanged gunfire which wound
ed a policeman and two specta
tors. Dr. Grant Skinner
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Senator Advised
To Mind Business
Washington. Sept. 18 (IP) At
torney general Tom Clark sug
gested bluntly today that Sen.
Homer Ferguson, R Mich., mind
his own business and let the jus
tice department handle all com
munist nd espionage cases.
In a sharply-worded reply to
Ferguson's challenge that he pro
secute all known communists in
and out of the government, the
attorney general said:
Advice Ulven . .
'I would appreciate it if you
would quit trying to claim credit
for the work of the federal bu
reau of investigation and the de
partment of justice, and keep
your political activity out of the
field of serious prosecution of of
fenses under federal statutes."
Ferguson, who is chairman of
a special senate investigating
committee, said yesterday that
the justice department has suf
ficient evidence In its files right
now to proceed against commu
nists in six major cities. He
named Washingtaon, San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Denver, Salt
Lake City and Dallas.
Legion Nearing
Vote for Chief
Astoria, Sept. 18 (U The Ore
gon department convention of the
American Legion moved towards
a lively finish todaj as a hot race
tor state commander was due to
be settled by mid afternoon.
Kelly Owens, Salem, vice-commander,
in line for moving up to
tne top post, was laced by a
swelling boom among delegates
in behalf of Harry Stengel, world
war I veteran of Portland.
There was also a campaign on
to put Sam Bowe, 39-year-old
Grants Pass atteorney, in as de
partment vice-commander.
Two resolutions, one to sup
port the national legion's defense
program and the other to sup
port universal military training,
were passed today. v
An installation of officers was
to seat Mrs. Mitchell Thorne Sea
side, as president of the auxiliary
after she was elected by accla
mation to succeed Mrs. Craig
Coyner, Bend.
Social Calendar
Tonight
6 p, m. Berean class, potluck
supper at First Christian church.
8 p. m. Golf club Hi-Jinx at
CGwmtry club. (
8 p. m. Public pinochle party,
I. O. O. F. hall. . T
8:30 p. m. Jobs Daughters,
student body sport dance at Ma
sonic temple.
10 p. m. Sons, of Norway,
dance at Norway hall. .
Monday
1:30 p.. m Bend Study club,
luncheon at Pine Tavern.
7:30 p. m. Royal Neighbors
of America, library auditorium.
8 p. m. Young Mothers study
club with Mrs. Don Ratliff, 1530
West Fourth.
8 p. m. Bendonian dancing
club, 1001 East Penn.
Tuesday
2 p. m. Rebekah past noble
grands, I. O. O. F. temple. .
8 p. m. Degree of Honor past
presidents, with Mrs. R. A. Ferg
uson, north highway.
8 p. m Junior Civic, ierfgue
executive board, with Mrs. Jess
Perrine, 334 Hill street.
8 D. m. Calholli- AHar cn,.,.t.
circle 1, home of Mrs. John Wet'
ie, car., oju Trenton.
Wednesday
8 O. m. Cathnlip Altar onplntx.
circle 4, with Mrs. Russell Wadoj
an Delaware.
8 p. m. Academy of Friend-
shfn. Wnmpn nf tha Munca w.ith
Mrs. Joseph Egg, 811 Georgia.
MEETING CANCELLED
A meeting of the district nurs
es' association, scheduled for next
Wednesday evening, has been can
celled, officers announced today.
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Tonight?
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Rim Rock Riders
Plan for Ride
Members of the Rim Rock Rid
ers will attend a steak fry tomor
row afternoon at the Timberlane
ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hoi
linshead on the Jones road
northeast of Bend. '
Members of the club are asked
to hde to the ranch in time for
an informal get-together before
the steak fry at 5 p. m. v
Van Matre Rites
Are Announced
Redmond, Sept. 18 (Special)
Funeral services for Dean Van
Matre, who was killed yesterday
In a truck accident on the Ochoco
highway, will be held Monday at
2 p. m. from the Community
church here, with Rev. D. L; Pen
hollow officiating.
Mr. Van Matre was born May
4, 1899, in Stockholm, Neb., and
came to Central Oregon with the
family about 25 years ago. He
is survived by his wife, Idella;
two daughters, i Mrs. Theodore
Marsden and Joyce Van Matre,
both of Redmond; his mother,
Mrs. Caroline Van Matre, of Red
mond, and the following brothers
and sisters: Fred N. Van Matre,
Bend; Elvin W, Van Matre, Fruit-
land, Idaho; Marion w. and Ev
erett V. Van Matre. both of Red'
mond; Carroll Van Matre, The
Dalles; Mrs. Lillian Farrell, Hays,
Kans.; Mrs. Clara Berni, Cres
cent, . and Mrs. Evelyn Wilson,
Redmond.
Burial will be in the Redmond
cemeterv. Zacher mortuary is In
charge of funeral arrangement.
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Conserves Gasoline
Savannah. Ga. (IB G. O. Grif
fin doesn't claim to have any
magic formula. But he says he is
saving money on his gasoline bill
through a simple chemical inno
vation. Griffin has worked out a device
which, when attached to his car,
mixes water with gasoline vapor
before the vapor is drawn into
the cylinders. He says it has sav
ed him up to 50 per cent on gaso
line bills, makes his motor run
smoother, almost eliminates the
formation of carbon deposits, and
increases the all-around efficiency
of his motor. . .
Griffin patented the invention
in 1936. He hopes to have it on
the market some day. He is 73
years old. .
IN FORCED LANDING
Cold Bay, Alaska, Sept. 18 (IB
The superfortress "Hi Butch" en
route from Japan to Minneapolis
made an emergency landing here
today after one engine caught
lire and another quit.
Past Noble grands of Bond Re
bekah lodge will meet Tuesday at
2 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. temple. Miss
Ada Newby and Mrs. R. M. Ned
row will serve refreshments.
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Northwest Redmond, Sept. 18
(Special Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bur
gess, Mrs. Lottie Ditterllne and
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Penhollow and
sons were Sunday dinner guests
at tne nome of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Vice in Powell Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nunnellee,
of Redmond, recently purchased
the 10-acre tract on the northwest
market road that for many years
belonged to C. Felnee of Portland.
The Nunnelles plan to build a new
home on the property.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Meade, of
Medford, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Meade, of Central Point, were
Tuesday evening visitors at the
D. L. Penhollow home. Arthur
Meade and Penhollow sang to
gether in evangelistic meetings In
Meaiora years ago.
Mrs. Arvll Williamson, of Sun
nyside, spent last week end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Helmholtz.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beesley, of
Kennewick, Wash., are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hulburt
Beesley in Terrebonne. The elder
Beesleys have sold their property
in Kennewick and plan to spend
the winter with their sons, Hul
burt, of Terrebonne, and Robert,
of Tumalo. The Beesleys for many
years made their home in north
west Redmond. ,
Al Mansfield, of Redmond, and
C. E. Bush, of Bend, were visitors
at the Penhollow home WedneS'
day evening.
Mrs. Bruce Adams, of Beaver-
ton, and her mother, Mrs. Frank
Munson, of Chicago, and Miss
zoia surry, of Seattle, Wash
stopped at the Denton Brown
home Wednesday evening. The
group was en route from Chicago
to Beaverton. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Burgess
drove to the marginal land pas
tures Tuesday afternoon to look
after their cattle.
D. L. Penhollow drove to Prlno-
ville Friday evening where he at
tended the grade and high school
teachers' reception in the Ochoco
school. Penhollow sang two num
bers on the evening s program
Miss Jean Thornton and Boh
Peden were dinner guests Sunday
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Mrs. Henry Morrison, of Pow
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NOTICE OF HEARING
NQTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the hearing upon the Final
Account of S. Deltrick, Adminis
trator with the Will Annexed of
Stewart S. Lowery, deceased, fil-
ea nerein win oe neid in tne court
house in the County Courtroom in
Bend, Oregon, at the hour of two
o'clock in the afternoon of Mon
day, the 4th day of October, 1948,
and all persons interested in said
estate are notified to appear at
said time and place and show
cause, if any they have, why said
Final Account should not be ap
proved, the estate settled and
closed, and the Administrator
with the Will Annexed discharg
ed. - DATED and first published this
4th day of September, 1948.
S. Deitrick, Administrator with
the Will Annexed.
DeArmond, Goodrich & Foley,
Attorneys for the Administrator.
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