" THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
PAGE FIYI
Local News
BEND FORECAST
Bend and vicinity Partly
Ciouuy luuigiit ouu rriuey. High
today, 63; low tonight, 38; high
ITlUtt, Ol.
' TEMPERATURE
Maximum yesterday, 70 degrees
Minimum last night, S3 degrees
Dalton Johnson, of Shevlin, was
admitted to unmet-man's hospi.
tal this morning. Carl Hukavenn.
ol 623 east Second, was dismissed.
Marlon Stookey, of Brooks-Scan-Ion
camp, and Stell King, ot Shev
line, were released yesterday.
Harold Kline, former Bend resi
dent ana now in Long Beach, Cal.,
is visiting here for a few days.
He arrived yesterday from the
soutn oy piane.
Daniel R. Walter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy A. Walter, of 412
Delaware, has begun his study
of air force administrative work
at Fort Francis E. Warren, ac
cording to news received today
irom v,neyenne, wyo.
Mr. and Mrs.- Robert Anderson,
of 721 East Third street, are par
ents of a 7-pound, 12-ounce boy,
born yesterday at St. Charles hos
pital.
Mrs. J. J. Kulstad, of 1517 Aw
brey, returned last night from an
extensive vacation trip. She was
away from Bend eight months,
and spent part of the time visiting
friends and relatives In Califor
nia ana Wisconsin.
Ward McReynolds, chief exam
iner for the drivers' license divi
sion, was here from his Salem of
fice today, en route to eastern
Oregon.
Mrs. Essie Keyes, of Boston, left
Monday for her home after spend
ing five months at the home of
Mrs. H. L. Maker, 1856 East
Eighth street.
Mrs. Wayne Faddis will enter
tain circle Ho. 1 of the Catholic
Altar society next Tuesday eve
ning at 8 o'clock, at her home
at 520 Trenton.
A girl was born yesterday at
St. Charles hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. Norman A. Thompson, of
1403 Jacksonville. The baby
weignea o pounas, a ounces.
New patients at St Charles hos
pital Include Mrs. George Cooley,
Redmond; F. W. Smith, Jr., Gil
christ; Mi's. Lelia Scott, Culver;
Frank Platner, Prineville, and the
following from Bend: Robert S.
Curtis, Mrs. Harriet E. Shobert,
J. F. Hoofset and Marvin Brown,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown.
Bulletin Carriers Honored
flmSnivkamp', left and Eddle Croy- rlBht. h,ve received
Hpnri t.fii U emc?',ln reco8nitlon ol their selection as outstanding
?hS n Jmle meriants." Kame, who earned the honor
i oil! t , . montn, lor t"e tirst time, is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tff . ,i.Lroy,J0f uu Milwaukee. He has had a Bulletin route for
0IU"S and has made an outstanding record lor service, col
lecting and bookkeeping. Franklin worked up to the honor rating
last month, lor the lourth time. The bulletin's senior carrier, he
nas had lus route for 34 months and is tn only member of the
crew to attain the honor rating four times.
Woman to Face
Murder Count
Notice Members IWA Local 6
7: Regular meeting Saturday, Oc
tober 16th, 2.00 p. m. All mem
bers urged to attend. Adv.
Soroptimist Club rummage
sale. Sherwin-Williams Co., 125
Oregon. Sat., Oct. 16. Adv.
CHIANG'S SALARY SET
Nanking, Oct. 14 (U'i The gov
ernment today submitted to the
legislative yuan a bill which
would fix President Chiang Kai
Shek's salary at $20,000 (U.S.) a
year-
Made ESPECIALLY For
KIDDIES'
CHEST COLDS
to relieve coughs-aching musclei!
Child'. Mild
Vale, Ore., Oct. 14 ITA wom
an believed to be. Mrs. Rita Plr
kle, 30, has been arrested in Miles
City, Mont., and will be returned
to Malheur county on a second de
gree murder warrant In connec
tion with the slaying of her hus
band. James Pirkle. 30. last Julv
25, Sheriff Charles W. Glenn said
today.
Mrs. PJrkle has been missing
since her husband was shot to
death alter a struggle with Will
lam G. Walker. San Bernardino.
Cal., early July 25. Mrs. Pirkle
was with Walker at the time of
the shooting, authorities alleged.
Walker, after beintr Indicted on
a first degree murder charge, was
acquitted by a circuit court Jury
on a reduced charge of second
aegree murder. .
Body Found
Pirkle's body was dumped in
the north canal of the Owyhee
canal syphon intake southwest of
Nyssa. The skull was shattered
by a gun shot. Sheriff Glenn, be
fore the trial, said Walker admit
ted shooting Pirkle with a 30-30
rifle, but that he did it in self
defense. Pirkle's car was found burning
at the Vale city dump more than
three weeks after the body was
found. ,
Hughe$ Returns
From Meeting
Everett E. Hughes, Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance repre
sentative here, has returned from
San Francisco, Calif., where he
attended a conference of company
representatives from the western
states. Some 500 persons were
present for the meetings, held at
tne Mam Hopkins hotel in the bay
city.
E. C, Sammons, Portland, was
named a member of the policy
holders' executive committee, to
serve in 1949. Sammons is pres
ident oi tne u. s. National bank,
with headquarters in Portland.
CARD OF THANKS,
We wish to thank our many
friends for their continuous and
loving Interest, extended sympa
thy, and most kind considerations
during the present illness of our
husband and father. We grateful
ly appreciate the cooperation of
Station KBND and the many
friends and others who promptly
responded to the call for blood
donors.We especially thank the
Lumbermen's hospital staff for
their sincere service.
Mrs. Herman Byers
Wade Byers
Leonidas Byers. Adv.
Aluminum, when discovered by
a Danish scientist in 1825, became
the 3th metal known to man.
Red Cross Unit
Names Officers
Rev. R. E. Nicholas was re
elected chairman of the Des
chutes county Red Cross chapter
at the quarterly meeting of the
board of directors today noon at
the Trailway dining room. Also
re-elected were Ernest Parker,
Redmond, vice president, and
Mrs. Everett Hughes, secretary.
Bruno Rath was elected treasur
er, succeeding Sumner Deitrick.
Gordon Randall, Lester McKen
zie" and Ben Hamilton were elect
ed to serve with the officers on
the executive committee. .
Others present at the luncheon
meeting were Mrs. Kenneth
Longballa, - Miss Peggy -Tei-willf-
gar, junior Red Cross represen
tative; Dr. Lorance B. Evers,
Mrs. Meredith Bailey, Sisters;
Robert Foley, Gordon Randall,
Mrs. Ward Coble, Ray Carpen
ter, Redmond, and Mrs. M. E.
Millsap, executive secretary.
GRANDMA SEEKS RECORD
March Air Force Base, Calif.,
Oct. 14 (U'i Mrs. Ida Warner, 52,
wondered today if she is the na
tion's youngest great-grandmother.
.
She is the mother of 37-year-old
Arthur A. Warner, Morton,
Wash., whose daughter, Mrs. Jac
queline Clcvenger, 17, recently
bore a son.
21 Given Parts
In Student Play
Twenty-one high school stu
dents have been assigned parts in
the student body play, "A Date
With Judy," to be presented No
vember 18 and 19 at the high
school gymnasium. The three-act
comedy, written by Aleen Leslie,
is being directed by Miss Grace
Mary Linn.
Different casts will be present
ed on the two nights, Miss Linn
explained, as a double cast was
chosen for nine of the parts. The
complete list of characters is as
follows:
Judy Foster, Diane Newland
and Joan Tllden; Melvln Foster,
Bill Nlskanen; Dora Foster, Do
lores Dyer and Rose Jackson;
Randolph Foster, George Silk
worth and Stanley Crawford:
Hannah. Muriel Brooks and Paula
Smith; Barbara Wlnsocket, Betty
aimervnie ana uorotny Crockett.
Oogle Prlngle, Paul Rhoads and
Keitn Tucker; Mltzl Honman, Na
dine Pepin and Barbara Blakely;
Mr, Martlndale, Larry Sullivan;
Mrs. Schultzhammer, Nancy For
rest and Jackie Nystrom; Rex
O'Conner, Clarence Newman, and
Susie O Conner. Roberta treden-
hagen and Mary Meagher.
Couple in Quarrel
Compromise, Hit
Oakland, Calif., Oct. 14 U1
wmasor watson, fte, wanted to
drive through the underpass on
San Leandro street last night. His
wife, Arloulne, 32, wanted to
drive around it.
The argument ended In a com
promise when the Watson car
crashed into the. guard rail sep
arating the two routes. Both Wat
son and his wife will recover.
PRA to Call Bids
On Agency Route
Portland: Ore., Oct. 14 u The
U. S. public roads administration
will open bids here Oct. 28 for
completion of the Warm Springs
highway, opening a route from
Portland to central and eastern
Oregon, it was announced today
by w, m. Lyncn, division engi
neer.
The bids will be fbr surfacing
and oiling the last gap in the 30
mile section which was begun in
1936. , ,
' Lynch said work was expected
to be completed and the highway
open to traffic by late next year,
The1 unit to be surfaced and
oiled by the public roads admin'
Istratlon Is the seven-mile sec
tion in the forest at the west end
of the Toute, near Bear springs.
inis section has already been
cleared.
A contract for the span over
Mill creek has been let. From the
east. the highway is completed to
the Warm Springs agency. Late
tms summer, surfacing of the sec
tion from the agency to the top
of the hill was started, but was
halted by wet, cold weather.
work on the Mill creek span
has not yet been started.
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Redmond Grange
Plans Projects
Southwest Redmond, Oct. 14
(Special )--Redmond grange met
Friday evening with Miltred Wal
lenberg presiding In the absence
of the master, O. J. Moore. Rou
tine business was transacted, and
committee reports were given.
Donald Benscoter's application
grange membership was received.
Plans were made for Improve
ment of the Juvenile room, and It
was decided to have a get-together
of grangers and friends of Bob
Ledbetter October 21 at the Led
better ranch to harvest his field
of potatoes. He Is a hospital pa
tient. A program was presented un
der the direction of Mrs. B. L.
Fleck, lecturer. A roll call of
members' Halloween pranks was
a feature. Lunch was served at
the close of the evening.
Young people of the grange
will be on the refreshment com
mittee for the October 22 meet
ing. .
Gloria Hutchins Named .
Group Leader at College
Miss Gloria Hutchins, sopho
more physical education major at
Lewis and Clark college, has been
chosen one of the group leaders,
who help freshmen women adjust
to college environment, according
to news from the Portland cam
pus. Miss Hutchins is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hutchins,
of 355 East Irving. Since attend
ine Lewis and Clark college, she
has joined Theta Kappa sorority
and Is a member of Sacajaweans,
a freshman sophomore service
honorary for women,
.
HOME EC CLUB MEETS
Southwest Redmond, Oct.. 14
(Special) -- Mrs. Charles Wilden
was hosted1 to the home econom
ics club of Redmond grange re
cently. Nine women were pres
ent, answering roll call with In
teresting facts about their birth
stones. Refreshments were serv
ed at the close of the afternoon.
Social Calendar
Tonight '
7:30 p. m. Beta Sigma Phi,
Dartv at home of Mrs. Walter
Larson, 1516 West Second.
8 p. m. tagies auxiliary, ta-
gles hall.
8:uo p. m. Ladies oi tne lik,
B.P.O.E.
Friday
2 p. m. F r 1 d a y Bridge club,
with Mrs. E. W. Williamson, 27
Glenn road.
Saturday
8 d. m. Circle 4. Catholic Altar
society, public card party, parish
hall.
8:30 p. m. Theta Rho fall for
mal, I. O. O. F. temple. f'5,'
9 p. m. Bendonian dancing
club, Halloween party at 1001
East Penn.
Governor Warren
Joined by Children
Snokane. Wash., Oct. 14 Mi
The Earl Warrens were celebrat
ing their 23rd wedding anniver
sary today with three unexpected
guests.
They were their three children,
Nina Elizabeth, 15, Dorothy, 17,
and Robert, 13. The trio was
flown here from their home in
Sacramento last night as a sur
prise by the republican vice-presi
dential candidate's aides. .
Adding to the festivities, Nina
Elizabeth had her 15th birthday
yesterday. The Warren's olhor
daughter, Virginia, 20, Is travel
ing with her parents during the
candidate's campaign tour.
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army two years without leave,
was taken Into custody yesterday
at Maupln by military police from
Fort Lewis. He was housed at
the county jail last night, and tak
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