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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
End Seems Near
Formula Readied
San Francisco, Nov. 10 (UVFed
. eral Conciliator William N. Mar
golis and CIO Vice President Alan
Haywood were enroutc here to
; day to participate In negotiations
: to end the Pacific coast maritime
strike.
Both union and company offi
cials cleared the decks for the 10
day negotiation period specified
in the new peace formula for set
tling the strike. Negotiations were
expected to get under way Thurs
day. '
Peace talks will Include four of
the live original striking unions
the CIO Interantional Longshore
men and Warehousemen s union,
the CIO Marine Cooks and Stew,
ards union, the Marine Hadlo Op
erators union, the Marino Fire
men's union, independent. The
fifth union, the CIO Marine Engi
neers, signed a separate pact
wun employers last month.
Groups Listed
Employers groups to partici
pate in the negotiations will in
clude the Waterfront Employers
association and the Pacific Amer
ican Shipowners association, the
San Francisco employers council
and the national CIO will act as
guarantors of any agreement
reached. ' , j. ,
At least two of the unions were
reported to be considering chang
es In their contract demands.
They were said to desire long
term contracts with only periodic
reopening of discussions for ad
justment of wage scales.
The peace formula which will
govern future conduct between
the unions and employers' groups
was drafted in recent meetings
between Haywood and Almon W.
Roth, president of the San Fran
cisco employers council, and was
accepted by both employers and
unions.
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Earl Snell Estate -
Closed by Court
Salem, Ore., Nov. 10 UP-The es
tate of the late Gov. Earl Snell,
killed in a plane crash a year
ago, was closed by Marlon county
probate court, it was announced
today.
The bulk of the estate, Includ
ing wheat lands In eastern Ore
gon, stocks and bonds, went to
his widow, Edith Snell.,
OUT OUR WAY : - By j. R. WILLIAMS
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New Officers
Powell Butte, Nov. 10 (Special)
William Rachor was named
master . of , the Powell Butte
grange for the coming year, at
the election hem riday evening
in connection with the regular
meeting. Other new officers
elected include the following:
Nick Rachor. overseer: Alice
Relf, lecturer; LaMonte Sherman,
steward; Orlo Flock, assistant
steward; Mabel Bozarth, chap
lain; Avery Sherman, treasurer;
Mildred Sherman, secretary;
Rush Duncan, gatekeeper; Pat
Dickson, Ceres; Tasclel Merrltt,
Pomona;. Lucy Duncan, Flora;
Hazel Flock, lady assistant stew
ard; Melvln Foster, Luke Reif
and Walter Merritt, executive
committee; Bettie Reif, musician.
iThe grange voted to give the
veterans' vocational farming
class use of the hall for a dance
December 3. The proceeds are to
"Oldat 40,50,60?"
Man. You're Crazy
forirei your agel Tiioumnds are peppy at 70. Try
"pepping up" with Ofltrux. Comal uj tonic fur weak,
rutiitowu fouling due nuioly to body'a lack ol Iron
which many men nail women -nil "old." Try
Oatrox Tome Tablet for pep, younger feel in, tbfa
very day. New "Rot aoQuaJntcd" ilae only 600.
At nil drug tort everywhere in Bend. t
Hend Drug Co, i
Ailv.
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ProudindeeJ
hosss Whose rtt'"I"'St or
na quaiityii
Its the Water
OLYMPIA BREWING CO.. OLYMPIA. ASH.. U. S. A.
On tf America's Exceptional Brtwrries. Viiiton Always Vefcemt
be used for the purchase of an
electric welder.
The community was reminded
that on November 19, there will
be a community stunt night at
the hall, with prizes to be given
for the three best stunts. All
clubs and organizations were ask
ed to participate.
CALLS ON SCIENCK
Sanford, Me. ill') A textile com
pany has added an entomology
professor to its staff. He leads the
research fight against insects
which might harm the firm's fab
ric output.
PILES Hurt Like
Sin! But Now I Grin
Thousands change groans to grins. Uao
a doctor' formula to relieve discomfort
ot piles. Sent druggists by noted Thorn
ton & Minor Clinic. Surprising QUICK
palliative relief of Daln. Itch. Irritation.
rends to softei., shrink swelling. Use
ioctorr way. Get tubs Thornton A
Minors Jtsctaj ointment or Rectal sup
positories today. Follow label directions,
ror sals at all drug stores everywhere. 1
Adv.
Paintiri'g Exhibit
Planned jn Bend
An exhibition of a large' Viumr
dm ot wuter-coior unrt oil paint
ings, by Rev. Fred C. Wls3enbach
of Klamath Fulls, will be held at
the lnnity Episcopal parish hall
in Bend on November 17 and 18.
Rev. Wissenbach has gained wide
recognition for his work In typ.
leal eystcin Oregon landscapes
and desert scenes, and for his
characterization of Indian heads.
Rov. Wissenbach studied art in
Paris, Munich, and Frankfort be
fore coming to the United States
and his work has been exhibited
in Philadelphia, Kansas City and
Portland, Oregon.
The exhibition will open at lt00
p.m. on Wednesday, November 17,
and will close on Thursday eve
ning. At 3:00 p.m. each day he
will deliver an address on , his
work and all art classes and stu
dents and others interested are In-
vited to be present. No charge
will be made for admission, and
afternoon tea will be served bv
the Trinity Episcopal guild.
Rev. Wissenbach is rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal fhurch at Klntri:
ath Falls, and in jvlditlon to his
painting, is a collector of agates
and other typical desert stones.
Uranium Strike
Reported Made
On Lake's Shore ,
' Saulte Ste; Marie, Ont., tiovi 10
HPi Reports of an important
uranium strike along the north
eastern shore of Lake. Superior
started a rush of prospectors ipto
the area today; -
Test assays showed the radio
urtlve deposits to .be 59.1 per cent
uranium ore. .'Local miners de
scribed the find as having "sen
sational possibilities."
: , So far ?25 claims have been
staked, with new claims being
registered at the. rate of nearly
30 u day.
The discovery was made' a
month ago by Robert Campbell
of the Camray mining syndicate;
He spotted the ore, in coastline
rock where erosion had bared a
two-inch seam of shiny black
pitchblende.
; STAMP OX SALE
A new three cent postage
stamp, honoring Molna Michael,
founder of the Memorial poppy,;
has been received and placed on
sale at the Bend post office,
visit when his fine collection will
be made available for public in
spection, Rev. G. R. V. Bolster, in
charee of local arranepments.
It is hoped to arrange for a later 'said.
MAKE AN
APPOINTMENT
NOW
Phone
803
Dr. H.C.Semle5
ISI0N SPECIALIST '
; Wall St. Oil Ml '
Bend. Orega
lEWETT GETS POST
Portland, Nov. 10 "tit--. The fish
and wildlife service Monday ap
pointed Stanley Jewett as special
migratory marsh and upland
game bird director ' with head
quarters In Portland.
Jewett will have charge of
game bird works along the Paci
fic flyway? . , . ,
DARK MEETING
Springfield,' 111. lU'fVThe lights
went out when 350 electric coop
erative executives sat down to
hear an address by Claude R.
Wickard, rural electrification ad
ministrator, on development of
electric power. They heard him
in the dark.
Official Records
. MARRIAGE LICENSE
The county clerk issued a mar
riage license yesterday to Pete R.
Alam and Marvel Lorraine Bebb,
both of Madras.
Pullets are the
winter layers.
best fall and
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A Supply Center. Bend
BIRD HUNTERS
GET YOUR SHELLS HERE
12 ga. box $2.40
?16 ga. ......... box $2.20
?20 ga. ......... box $2.15
NEW SHIPMENT
RIFLES and SHOTGUNS
DUCK DECOYS
doz. $3.95 '
GOOSE DECOYS
doz. $12.95
HUNTING COATS
Reduced
Gun Cases
Duck Straps
Tents and Tarps
'Sleeping Bags
Air Mattresses
Camp Stoves
Lanterns
Flashlights
EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER,
DOUTHIT'S
913 Wall - Phone 51
Only One Car in America
'Has This Feature!
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The all-new 1949 Nash Introduces twin convertible fort for rest of children and others on all-day trips,
beds. Shown here in a special cutaway model, with ' or for relaxation of an alternate driver. Both beds
center post and two doors removed. Is one bed made oan be used for overnlftht sleeping. They are made
up. ThU unique arrangement provides home com- up with the same ease as beds at hams.
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COMPREHENSIVE WINTER SERVICE
If you drive a NASH or any other make of car you can depend
on our mechanics and service men to keep your car running economi
cally safely dependably.
LUBRICATION
RADIATOR
BATTERY LIGHTS
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TIRE SERVICE
24-Hour
Towing Service
Phone 700 Days
363-W or 216-W Nights
W. B. ANDERSON 72aA. CO.
1173 Wall Street
Phone 700
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