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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1949 THE BEND .BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE yTH REE arshall Plan Should Continue Truman Declares , ' Washington, Tel). 25 ll'1- Pies ident T r u m a n tokl reporters Thursday that the Marshall plan should be continued until Euro pean recovery is assured. Mr. Truman at a news confer ence also said he was "Immense- ly gratified" by news of the ar mistice signed by Israel and : Egvpt. He expressed hope that Israel and the other states would follow "this pattern for peace.'" , ," Statement Made I Mr. Truman's statement on the Marshall plan came when re porters brought up a report made to the United Nations economic and social council Wednesday to the' effect that British economic recovery is nearly complete. The report was made to the council by Christopher P. May hew, British undersecretary of state. , Mr. Truman said he was happy to hear about the economic strides made by Great Britain, but that he thought the Marshall plan should be continued until European recovery is assured. Replies to Reporter This' was his reply to a reporter who wanted to know whether Mr. Truman thought that Marshall plan funds should still be "poured into" Great Britain in view of the strengthening British econom ic position. - Mr. Truman said later that if the British statement proved to be correct, Marshall plan aid might not have to be continued for the entire four years envision ed in the current program. The president said, however, that if it took four years to do the job, the Marshall plan would undoubtedly be continued for that time. Mr. Truman had two other ma jor announcements at his confer ence: ''1.- He is nominating Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, now assist ant secretary for air, to be under secretary of commerce. Whitney will succeed William C. Foster who resigned last spring to be come deputy enocomic recovery administrator. 2. He expressed hope that James Bruce, United States am bassador to Argentina, would re turn to his post in Buenos Aires. Bruce said after talking with the president that he would do any thing Mr. Truman asked of him. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. Re-Opening Sat., Feb. 26 THE SHOP "Our Quality Hus No Competition" 134 Franklin Ph. 1469-W Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST O'DONNELL BLDG. Office Phone 73 Residence Phone 819 W Six Corners Six Corners, Feb. 23 (Special) R. C. Hooker was elected chair man of the Deschutes county farm bureau, at a meeting last Friday night at the Hock school. Others elected were the follow ing: W. E. Bradbury, vice-chairman; Mrs. Fred Perry, secretary treasurer; Bob Hosebrook, voting delegate, and Kref Perry, alter nate. Mr. and Mrs. (,'uv Olausen. Bruno Kvif and E. Breese, of Prinevllle, were guests. Reir gave a talk on farm bureau insurance. The next meeting will be March 18. Mr. and Mrs. Roe Holly have bought a new car. Susie Call visited this week In Redmond with her sister. Mrs. Warren Cyrus. Heavy winds felled two trees in the front yard of the R. C. Hook er ranch last week, damaging the ironi porcn. Mrs. Art Kieger and daughter. Betty, visited Sunday at the Joe Hince home. A good attendance was report ed for the meeting of the Eastern Star juvenile grange, held Satur day at the Richardson school. De gree work, to be presented at a later date, was practiced. Joan Reeves served refreshments. Richard Torkelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Torkelson, has re turned to school, after a seige of measles. A special meeting of the Six Corners extension unit will be held March 3, Mrs. C. R. Bennett, chairman, has announced. David Renno, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Renno, is ill at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Atkins, of Fresno, Calif., are parents of a son born Saturday, Feb. 19. it has been learned here. Mrs. Atkins, the former Edith Bradetich, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Bradetich. The baby is the couple's second child. Mr. and Mrs. Bradetich have left for Fres no, for a week's stay. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Renno visit ed Mr. and Mrs. James Hunting ton Saturday evening, at their home on the old Renno ranch, The evening was spent playing pinochle. Mr. and Mrs. William Greer moved recently to the Hanson ranch, formerly known as the Norman Ellingson place. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith made a business trip to Reeds port last week, returning by way of Portland. While in Portland, they attended the Sherman coun ty luncheon at the Portland hotel. Mrs. Joe Stenkamp and- Paul Stenkamp, of Bend, visited Feb. 20 at the Henry Stenkamp ranch. Hubert Stenkamp was a Sun day afternoon visitor at the Joe Hince home. Miss Maria Mueller and her father, of Westminster, B. C, left Wednesday for their home in Canada, after visiting at the Wal lace Crawford home. Mrs. Leona Jones, of Bend, also visited at the Crawford home Sunday. Publicity Urged On Atomic Tests I Washington. Feb. 25 Ul'i Rep. Chet Holifield, D., Cal Thursday I urged congress to demand that the full facts of the Bikini atomic ! bomb tests be made public. ! Holifield is a member of the j joint congressional atomic energy j commission and was present at j the Bikini tests. "If this information is not forthcoming from the military within a reasonable time and in I this atomic age there is no time to be lost then I recommend that congress establish its own investi gation into the reasons why this vital information is being with held," Holifield said. Pope Declares 'N6 Surrender' 1 I , fi ' Mi it lnh.4 Kmliolelriihnln) 500,000 people gathered at St. Peter's Square In Vatican City listen to Pope Plus XII declures that the church will not surrender to Communism, and terras Cardinal Mintszenty of Hungary the equal of the ' early Rowan Christina martyrs. N.W. Redmond Northwest Redmond, Feb. 25 (Special) Mrs. Lottie Dilterline was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Penhollow, Wednesday. She afterward visited at the home of Mrs. Nellie Under wood.' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Musick. who have been in Central Oregon the past week, returned to their home in Kermen, Cal., Wednes day morning. With Mr. and Mrs. Ray Naff of Redmond they were dinner guests at the Penhollow home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Fairfield visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Burgess Saturday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. H, E. Roberts of north Redmond were Sunday din ner guests at the E. E. Burgess home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffiths were Monday afternoon visitors at the Penhollow home. Andrew Foley of Bend was a business caller at the home of Mrs. Nellie Underwood Thursday afternoon. Jack Naff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Naff of Redmond, student at the University of Oregon, visited Saturday at the Penhollow home. D. L. Penhollow was a visitor Tuesday morning at the homes of Jess and Charles Minson in Pow ell Butte. Otis Eason, ditch rider in this community, is having trouble get ting water to the ranchers in this community. He reports that al most without exception, every check and head gate as well as the ditches themselves are showing holes caused by freezing and thawinjg. Mrs. Howell Douglass of Bend, sister of D. L. Penhollow, was a visitor at the Penhollows Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ross and children of Bend and Mrs. Elton Booth and daughter Cathy of Powell Butte and Mrs. Charles Wiley of Redmond were callers at the Penhollow home Saturday af ternoon. Jim Penhollow, 2-year-old, has been having measles. Mr. and Mrs. John Veigas and son: Kenneth, and Glenn Brown attended the Redmond-Burns bas ketball game Friday night at Burns. They spent Saturday vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hankins in Silvies Valley. Mrs. Nellie Thompson of Terre bonne visited Sunday afternoon at the Penhollow home. Mrs. John Pereni has been as sisting with the work at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Davis this past week. Mrs. Davis and the children have been having meas les and mumps. Names on Refund List Released Waschlngton, Feb. 25 (ll'i Dar ryl F. Zanuck, Ginger Rogers, Marshall Field and James Forres tal were listed Thursday among taxpayers who shared $2,297,530, 000 in federal tax refunds last year. Hie name of Vice president Al hen W. Barkley also was on the refund list malic public by the house executive expenditures com mittee but Barkley's refund of $2,019 was small in comparison with hundreds of the others. The luw requires that all tax refunds of $500 or more be report ed to congress. The largest single beneficiary among the thousands of individ uals and corporations getting re funds vas the Curt is-Wright Corp., New York. Curliss Wright received $35,123,401. 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THE NEEDLE SHOP WINS AWARD Prinevllle, Feb. 25 Paul Walk, senior art student of the Crook county high school, just hack from Portland where he won a gold key award in sculpture in an Oregon state judging of a nation al art contest, declares that he plans on making sculpture his life work. Younk Wajk, whose win ning opus, a horse's head carved from native Crook county stone, reported that the Portland cere monies were impressive. Gover nor Douglas McKay and Mayor Dorothy McCullough l.ee of Portland were among the C00 present. Bulletin Classifieds bring results. DANCE Tumalo SAT. NIGHT Feb. 26th WESTERN MUSIC Let's Come Have Fun Opening Features Spring Fashions A spring fashion show, featur ing the season's latest styles for all occasions, will be a highlight of the gain opening of Mann helmet's' new apparel store, to night. Central Oregon residents ate invited to visit the new, mod ern store between the hours of 7 and 10 p.m. Modeling will be at 8 p.m., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mann helmor, owners, have announced. Thirty-three local women and girls will model costumes, with sportswear, afternoon frocks, coats and suits, cocktail fashions and evening wear to be Included in the showing. Women who will model Include the following: Mrs. Delbert Male, Mrs. Avery (Jrlmsley, Mrs. Maude t.alture, Mrs. l,ee Erlckson, Mrs. James Cain, Mrs. Charles Dugan, Mrs. Tom Brooks, Mrs. M. B. McKenney, Mrs. J. S. Urahlman, Mrs, H. Allen Young, Mrs. Jack Layton, Mrs. Hichard Robinson, Mrs. l.oyde Blakley, Mrs. Charles Boardman, Mrs. Donald O. Con ner and Mrs. Paid Bogen. High school girls who will ap pear in Junior fashions are the Misses Shirley Blakley, Bobby Jo Smlthey, June Clark, Charleen Dahlln, Oeorglanne W I n 8 1 o w, Nancy Forrest, Peggy Terwilli gar, Ann Lu.igbulla, Betty Ann Slmervllle, Pat Blakely, Mary Fowler, Joan Rademacher, Char leen Larson, Joan. Tilclen, Llla Bacon, Diane Newland and Mar cla Skjersaa. DROWN AT ItOSEBURG Roseburg, Ore., Feb. 25 mi Three men drowned In the flood swollen llmpqua river when their boat swamped In swift water dur ing log-towing operations, Deputy sheriff A. A. Kokhardt said. Thursday. The victims were Identified as Alden Leach, -11, Clarence And rus. -10, Reedsport, veteran tug boat workers; and Vernon Thorn ton, 28, Scoltsburg. TONITE and SAT.! JR' I ClAIRETREVOR ;1 I awus mm l EXTRA NOVELTY "SO YOU WANT TO BK IN RADIO" CARTOON anil NKWS! TONITE and SAT.! You'll Thrill r"T To Its Magic. Spell! pa&t i 1011 new- ALAN CURTIS .m Aant GWYNNC -Clnrlty GUHWIN 2ND HIT! The Thrilling Story of the Pony Express! 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