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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26. 1949
Travel Passport'
Boosting Morale
Of DP Refugees
By Dudley Harmon
fl'nitft PrM Sutff Corrjunlent)
Geneva Ui A total of 26 coun
tries now recofinlze a special In
ternational document which is
the nearest thing to a passport
for thousands of refugees and dis
placed persons.
Officials of the International
Refugee organization describe the
travel document as a boost not
only to the morale of men with
out a country, but as an import
ant factor in encouraging other
countries to accept them.
Every human being must have
a body, a soul, and a passport,"
IRO officials are fond of saying.
The document is a successor to
the Nansen passport, which was
issued after world war I for spe
cial categories of refugees .such
as White Russians and Armen
ians. There are still some 500,000
of these refugees left in Europe
and Asia. They have the right to
exchange their Nansen passport
for one of the new documents if
they so desire.
IRO officials say the new docu
ment is more effective than the
Nansen passport because it guar
antees refugees the right to re
turn to the country where they
were residing when it was issued
to them. Thus a displaced person
who wanted to go to Argentina
from Belgium would be able to re
turn to the latter country if he
wished. The Argentine govern
ment could also deport him if he
proved undesirable. This right
makes nations more willing to ac
cept refugees as immigrants. It
also facilitates their obtaining a
visitor's pass.
Looks Like Real Passport
The document has been made
to look as much like a real pass
port as possible. Although it is of
j little. use without a visa, it gives
JJtrefugees a sense of "belonging,"
Redmond
leased from the hospital Tuesday.
I'hil Uahl. of the Tile Knot mill
I ' Redmond, Jan. 2t (Special) purchased 100 million feet of pine
Harold Doty, Jr., freshman at the timber at Warm Springs last
University of Oregon, was home . week. Dahl plans to build a saw
over the week end. ' mill on Heaver creek to cut the
Kli-p instructors of Central Ore-! Iiml"'r '"'fore it is trucked Irno
gon will meet in Redmond, .March ! Redmond for finishing.
31. Elmer llalstead, state super- Mrs. K. J. O'ixaiy chose
visoi of public service training, ' "Flowery Path All tho Way" as
Jack Hayes, deputy state file her topic for the Redmond Car
marshal, and Robert English, : den ciuo at their regular meeting
field supervisor of fireman train-! Tuesday. Mrs. Charlton was the
ing will have charge of the meet-1 hostess, assisted by 'Mis. Tavlor
ing.
McClay and Mrs. Kied MacDon-
aid.
Mrs. R. N. Ellioit. of Powell
Butte, vice-president of the Cas
cade district of the federation,
gave a brief talk following Mrs.
rude, new owners of the Rainbow i O'Leary's description of hrr trip,
tavern, will redecorate the tavern. ' Mrs. L. V. Flunks was nominated
. and make other general improve-j :ts the candidate Irom the Red-
Crevrolet's 19-19 passenger car
was displayed at the Clifford Mo
tor company, Redmond Chevrolet
dealer, Saturday.
.Mck Denton, and Ken Fyke-
Whata WaytoCureoWorry LlCCnSCS NOW
-mHm for County
ale under the same name. Mrs.
Ruth Freeman will be in charge
of the tavern's restaurant.
KedrnonJ Lion's club elected
! Keith Parkinson third vice presi
j dent, and Albert Miller, director
'. at the regular weekly dinner
J meeting Wednesday night. John
R.es, in charge of the program,
piesented two. of his" Latin .stu
dents in a d"monstration class.
Gerald Justice, grade school
student, who was accidentally
shut in the left shoulder, was re-
vlce presidency. Next meeting
will be at the home ot Mrs. John
Newton, February 15. Mrs. Jack
Elliott will show pictures of her
Hawaiian trip.
A benefit card party for the
March of Dimes was held Satur
day night, January 22 at the East
ern Siar grange hall. The grange
will hold its regular business
meeting Tuesday, January 25, at
S p.m.
Twenty-five members of Red
mond Sports club played volley
ball at the high school evmna-
according to the IRO. The United ! sium Thursday night.
States does not recognize the Mis. Raymond f . Jones showed
"passport" on grounds it is not j a collection of slides of her trav
needed under American immigra-1 ?!s in the United States, Friday
tion procedure. For this reason I night at the Tunialo Pai em
it has never been applied to the j Teacher meeting.
British, American and French oc-1 Mi. Velma Buckingham, coun
cupation zones of Germany, al- J ty school superintendent of Des
though the IRO believes that it ! chutes county, spoke on school
would be of great practical use ! standardization at the Tumalo
1:
J1 'iiV-l ' v
there.
Countries which recognize the
document are Belgium, Chile,
China, the Dominican Republic,
France, Greece, India, Italy, Lux
embourg, the Netherlands, South
Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, the
United Kingdom, Venezuela, Gua
temala, Ireland, New Zealand,
Norway and Turkey. Turkey rec
ognizes it for transit purposes
only.
The "passport" was elaborated
refugees.
by the international committee on
Parent-Teacher meeting Friday
night.
Mi-s. Carl Degne-. Mrs. A)ma
Watts, and Mrs. R. E. Tull, repre
sented the Redmond Legion aux
lliary at the conference in Condon
last Sunday. A conference for dis
trict 12 will be held January 30
in Redmond.
Mrs. Ray Wise was elected
president of the St. Thomas Altar
society last week. Mrs. Hueh
Amsberry will be the new vice
president, and Mr.-. Ben Galligan,
secretary-treasurer. The society
1 iie
1 ISl ! ft ' 4 COLD ZONES
I jr 1 WITH Z0?l EM ASTER
taiw W
l'OJ Every Type V?
. . of Food
Zonemoster
Special control plates
regulate temperature
in 4 cold zones.
Freezer Chest
Freezes 37 lbs. of
food including 6 lbs.
of ice cubes.
'5
V-i : . ..
Kit
Cold Chett
Safely stores 22 lbs.
of meat at near freez
ing temperature.
Eay Reach Sholves
1 6.33 sq. ft. of easy
reach shelves keeps
more food out front.
4.00 pr week,
payable monthly
The minute you see the new 1949 CORONADO
"Super" you'll know that here is a refrigerator
that has everything ! You'll see for yourself
that no other refrigerator anticipates your
present and future needs so masterfully that
no other refrigerator has a more beautifully
designed, more modern cabinet that no other
refrigerator gives you so much value so
many quality features as does this magnificent
new CORONADO "Super" with Zonemoster.
fmm ipgiil ess lir51
illlS f3i
Mz. II dt wgaM bal ssfe
Garden Fresh Critper
Moist temperature
keeps vegetables and
fruit garden fresh.
Cupboard Saving Bin
Dry storage for crack
ers or cereals in roomy
bushel size bin.
Thriftmaster Unit
Only 3 moving parts
in silent unit sealed
in oil for life.
Floor Levelort
Special leveling de
vice eaiily odjuits to
any floor.
2 MORE FAMOUS CORONADO'S!
8 cu. ft. "Custom" Styled A.C
fbr Years to Come, 299"
8 cu. ft."Great8"Qua!-
ity ota Price, 199'
Ear
LIBERAL TRADE-IN
FOR YOUR OLD
REFRIGERATOR
813 Wall St. m;XI),OHK l'limip no
Store Hours: 8:H0 n. m. - 5:30 p. in.
Friday: 8:H0 a. m, - 8:80 p. in.
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Dog owners of Deschutes coun
ty were warned by officials today
that licenses aiv now due. and
were reminded that licenses are
to cost more this year than in
19-18. Licenses in 1949 are to be
S1.50 for males and $2.00 for fe
males. On April 1, the price will
go up to $2.00 and S2.50.
The increase in license rates is
the result of action taken by the
county court, and that action was
directly the result of the heavy
inroads being made by dogs on
sheep, chickens and turkeys.
Damage claims filed with the
county court by farmers this past
year were so heavy that the court
as unable to pay more than 30
cents on the dollar. To provide ad
ditional funds, the court at its
meeting on January 19 agreed on
(he increase.
The state law provides a maxi
mum and minimum for dog li
censes, with municipalities to set
their own fees and handle the en
forcement. Eighty per cent of the
fees are retained by the towns. In
Bend the new county rate has
been adopted and is now eiiec-
live.
In Bend, dog licenses may lie
obtained from the county clerk's
office, the Bend police station or
the city office.
More than 300.000 babies were
bom in New York ciiy during the
past two years.
;Pontiac Showing
Calls Local Men
Four members of the Ward
Motor Co. of Bend left this morn
ing for Portland "to attend tho
first showing of the 1949 Pontiao,
for which the firm is the local
dealer. Making the trip will be
Douglas J. Ward, VV. L. Pierce,
Harold Sayler and Claude Kinley.
f dealers from the rw
; gon region are expected for the
i showine.
It is expected that the local
showing of the new cars will be
in the next week or 10 days.
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(KEA Ttltphoto)
Jack Rankin, "The Madman of Main Street," who's been worried about
the phrase "bull In a china shop," rides Ferdinand through his china
shop in Hamilton, Ontario, just to find out wnat will happen. After
the experiment Rankin decided that a bull does less damage than
you'd think.
met at the parish house and made
plans for a St. Patrick's day
dance March 17. Other details
concerning the dance will be re
leased at a later date. Next meet
ing date will be February 7.
Mrs. John Berning entertained
a group of friends at bridge Tues
day evening. Mrs. Harry T. Sly
won high honors and Mrs. J. R.
Roberts second high.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Huchitt en-
! tertaincd the Pinochle club Fridey
evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Bern-
;in had high score, Murrell King
took traveling prize, and Mrs.
Hazel Cate was low scorer.
No-Host dance club will hold a
"sweetheart" dance February 11
at the Townsend hall. There will
be prize waltzes. Mr. and Mrs.
James Read and Mr. and Mrs.
Mollis Jones are in charge of ar
rangements. Mrs. Harold Allen was hostess
to the Tuesday afternoon bridge
club last week. Mrs. L. E. Smith
won high score, Mrs. J. R. Rob
erts second high, and Mrs. H. VV.
Rogers had low. Mrs. R. VV. Chris
tiansen will entertain the club at
her home January 25.
Mr. and- Mrs. S. Meyers won
north-south, and Mrs. Ed Moll
man and Mrs. Dale Ayres, and
Mrs. Kthel Smith and Mrs. Lena
Hartley tied for cast-west at the
duplicate bridge tournament Fri
day night. There were five tables
in play. Mrs. Henry Walker is in
chaige of arrangements for tho
series of games.
Mr. and Mrs. John Newton an
nounced the birth of a son Jan
uary IS at the Medical-Dental
hospital. The boy weighed 8
pounds, 3 ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sears of
Redmond are the parents of a
girl, born January 16 at the Medical-Dental
hospital.
MORSE CHARGES TAYLOR
Washington, Jan. 26 UP Sen.
Wayne Morse, R., Ore., charged
Tuesday that a filibuster by Sen.
Glen Taylor, D., Ida., last year
threatened our national defense
, at a time when "Russia intended
i to take Italy."
! Morse, ending his testimony be
! fore the senate rules committee
'on his proposal to curb senate
! filibusters, did not mention Tay
;lor by name. But he told report
iers later that he referred to Tay
lor.
BILL INTRODUCED
Salem, Jan. 26 ill The house
foods and dairy committee intro
duced legislation in the house
Tuesday which would raise the
tax on butterfat in Oregon from
Vi cent to one cent per pound.
gen PILES
it.E.BunldCr (HEMORRHOIDS)
RECTAL AND COLON AILMENTS
STOMACH DISORDERS
Treated Without Hospital Operation
1 Mon. through Fri.i 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
EveningitMon.,Wed.ond Frl., until 8
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In Our 39th Year
OHIRDKOACTlC PHYSICIANS
N.t. Corner I. 8 urns id and Grand Av.
Tcttphon EAir 391 S Portland 14, Or.
Bennett's Machine Shop
BILL BENNETT
1114 Roosevelt Ave. rhone 1132
BEND, OREGON
General Machine Work Heavy Macnlne Work
Gears Sprockets made to order
Crank Shaft Grinding
Motor Rebuilding Line Boring Cylinder Reborlng
Crank Shaft Grinding In the Car
Electric and Acetylene Welding General Auto Repairs
Do This for
Head-Cold
Stuffiness!
Tntantl7 the moment T
you put a few drops vV
it Vicks Va-tro-npl In ?
each nostril you'll feel V
your com-biuucu - ' -
start to open up and give you wonder,
f ul relief from sniffly head-cold distress.
Va-tro-nol acts so fast because it irorl.-
Tieht where trouble is. It relieves stuffy
congestion, and niakea breathing easier.
If used In time, Va-tro-nol helps pre
tent many colds from developing! Tiy ,
it I Vicks Va-tro-nol Nose Drops.
Adv.
-0
balance in meals, too, is
essential for good health
BALANCE
YOUR
DAILY
DIET
WITH
Donna Aticood
STAR OF ICE
CAPADES OF 1949
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Bend Drug Co.
The Rexall Store
953 Wall St. Phone 4
V
All the multiple vitamins for which the minimum doily
requirements have been established plus liver concen
trate and iron. Just 2 capsules a day are a complete
supplement to your diet in these valuable vitamins.
144 Plenamins
Family Site Bex ol 281 Plenamins
Oldsmobile Means More Car For Your Money
-Futuraniic Design, Hydra-Mafic Drive,
and High-Compression "Rocket" Engine!
What you &t for uhnt you nv
Lmvin" a car. And with a ruluramic OMtnohili
. itiat a the hit; thing in
wore of everything that counts. Mum performance with
the liiyh-coinpretBion itockt't I'.nuir. A I ore ilnvint vase
wilh jlylr.iMiiti! Drivr. More aiirtv with the extra
nrrrh'raiioii of Whtrlawuv. More umarutcss ami style with
Fut um itiir tlcMn. It s iiMAK I t Own an OMu!
AT THESE BEND DELIVERED PRICES!
(Pun 7&6e. To
DELIVERIES Wc will deliver all ucw Olilsniotiilr at
the cariirl ioMlile date iHni.tent with produrtion.
PRICES We will rh;tri:e no more than the delivered
mire nucleated by OMMiiohilr Imiiuon of l.eneral
loior. B uver will receive an itemized bill of ale.
TRADE-INS We will take your order and deliver
vour cir without requiring a tradem. However, we
have manv valued used ear customers we would like
YOUR
to mipply, and we will give you a fair and reasonable
allouanre on your present car.
FINANCING You may pay cah for your new Old,
mohile or finance it wherever you wih. We wdl !e
gtail to furnih low cwt finance and insurance term.
ACCESSORIES All cars are delivered with aice?orie
a ordered, and prices are firmed to cover these.
V e will add no "etraa" except thie customer orders.
DEALER
Pries include radio. Con.1iti..n-r
heatvr. ilefnwier. rt-ar fender jtaneis.
turn tia-nal. do luxe Ktcerinn whevi
hurn bultcn. electric eUx-k, automat
ic irlitve lx liitht-and. on Sorim
"S3" Hydra-Matic Drive and oil fil
ter. SERIES ;"
rtuS Coupe $2,220 45
De I.me Hub t'oape 2.21 1
rtob Sedan J 345 45
IV l.me flub Sedan l'j?:!l0
Town Sedan 2 .15 15
IV !,ue Ton Sedan 2.32
Srdan . . . . . 2,31S.U
l Lair Sedan 2.392.
ConenibIe Coupe
De Luxe Station Wacon
2.3S7.10
3.K7.10
SERIES "SB
Club Sedan 12 A 9t
S: '- sf.n 111,"
Dt Luif tonv.rlikl. Cup. l.tci.io
?! ,?. ' "." Whit .id.
DYER'S AUTO SERVICE
220 Greenwood
BEND, OREGON
Phone 87