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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1949)
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND,' OREGON WEDNESDAY.' MARCH 9,1 94? PAGE TWELVE r 24 12. pi (3. Displaced Doctors 's Galled Europe Geneva U More than 2,500 experienced doctors, many of them of the highest skills, are the "forgotten men" of Europe's dis placed persons camps, according to a survey made by the Interna tional Refugee organization. IRO said the proportion of doc tors to the population of the camps is one of the highest in the world. Countries which have clamored for agricultural and industrial workers among the DP's have turned a deaf ear to pleas to re settle medical men. The report says that virtually no resettle ment of doctors has taken place, "although people in many parts of the world desperately need medical care." Not Over-Age Nationalities of the doctors range from Bulgarians to Ukrain ians. At least two are former holders of Rockefeller medical fel lowships. Another is the author of over 70 medical publications. An IRO screening of the doctors by a board of competent medical men showed that 80 per cent of them are under 50 and 60 per cent under 45. Among those screened, 81 doctors have long teaching experience as professors or lecturers in 19 different special medical subjects. .. Dr. R. L. Coigny, IRO health director, said in the report that medical societies oppose immigra tion of doctors for fear of the low ering of medical standards or of professional competition. Needs Cited ."Medical standards would not suffer from admission of refugee doctors, most of whom are excel lently qualified, while standards in some countries might even be improved," Dr. Coigny said. "As forJcompetltlon, no country in the -'VHJrld has sufficient doctors to maintain the best possible level of health in all its areas." " The United States is the only countrv which has indirectlv en- couraged the medical mat). Its displaced persons act gives a pref erence to refugees "possessing special educational, scientific, technological or professional qual ifications." However, ' the U. S. has not stated the number of doc tors it will admit,. The few who have ' left the camps for other countries have had to disguise their professional status and pose' as mechanics and farmers, the reporf. reveals. A new anti-submarine destroy er of fthe navy .will be named. In honor of Admiral Maro Andrew Mitcher. ' ;'.N .-. , Realty Transfers ' Deeds, February 26 Verdo Fairchlld et ux to E. Eu gene King ct ux,, lot 6, block 51, Redmond. . A. J. Faubicn et ux to Rupert E. Park et ux, lot 3, block 2, Red. mond heights. MortKttices. February 26 , E. Eugene King et ux Pacific first Federal savings ana wan lot 6, block 51, Redmond. Mortraire Releases. February 26 Equitable Savings and loan to Verdo Falrchlid et ux, lot o, diock 51, Redmond. Deeds, February 28 John. DeBoer to ux to Kermlt Peterson et uxj lots 7, 8, 9, block 9, Lfiidlsw Terence L. Boyer to Bryan H. Fronabarger et ux, lot 4, S 3, blbck 1, Hastings. . Earl J. Gardner to Walter E. Hlckok et ux, N. 36 feet, lots 1, 2, 3, Mill. Mortgages, February 28 Everett Kuhn et ux to Federal land bank, WtiNW 20, 14, 13, Guy Tyler et ux to J. R. Malone, NWNE NENW SWNE, 12, 15, 10. Mortgage Releases, February 28 U. S. National bank to Harold T. Duncan et ux, lot 4, block 187, Third addition, Bend park. State land board to George R. Brick et ux, lot 6, block 3, Staats. Miller Lumber Co. to Earl J. Gardner, N. 36 feet, lots 1, 2, 3, Mill. needs, March 1 John DeBoer et ux to Paul F. Rledel et ux, NV4 tract 10, Lytle. Donald E. Brandvold et ux to Clement K. Kllnk et ux, lot 10, block 27, Center. Clarence R. Mlsner et ux to Dewey Peasley( lot 8, block 2, State Highway. , Benjamin S. Russell et ux to L. A. Holman et ux, NWSE S',iSE 12,15.10. Joel A. Poole to Jewell Poole, SK lots 1, 2, block 22, Wiestorla. S. Deitrick et ux to Charles J. Dugan Jr. et ux, lot 4, block 1 Ellis sub division, lot 23, block 1, N. 50 feet, lot 3, block 1 Ellis sub division. Harold Taylor et ux to Loyd S. Wyatt, lots 4, 5, 6, block 2, Taylor addition. ' - . Mortgage Releases, March 1 Oreeon and Western colonies to Benjamin S. Russell et ux, W'ASE SESE 12, N 13, 15, 10. Mabel Rennolds to K. K. L,ynas et ux, EH 9, 10, 11, 12, block 25, Redmond, v - . Deeds, March 2 I Deschutes county to Amos Par ker et ux, lots 9-10, block 7, Mc- an? 0Sj (KB 0ES3MB (limit iiiiimt. iic. item, i i GRAIN GROWERS Permanent Grain Storage t to lti Kraton H. Hmllli, 100 Drake, Bond jvantr AddrrnH .Site of Bltlg. He Proves That Lambs Gambol & J v i j 0-d jjl t bh '. Jim Moran, who, once found a needle In a haystack and sold an. icebox to an Eskimo, is in again, This time he proves that lambs gambol, In a personal test run at New York's Lambs Club.- Moran made his point, but the lamb Seeced him; so he took it on the lamb. Caffery first addition. ' ' Carl J. Lindh et al to Clifford Laursen et ux, WVi 12 feet block 26, Center. . Lester G. Phillips et ux to Ethel M. Gist, lot 5, block '22 Mountain view. . John E. Sellers et ux to Dick H. Mastker, lots 21, 22, block 103, first audition Bend parK, Dick H. Masiker to Jean O. Masiker, lot 10, block 20, Boule vard; lots 21, 22, blqck 103, first addition, Bend park. Ed McGreer to U. S. National bank, WUNW 5, 6 feet strip through WV6SW 32, 14, 11. Deschutes county to Paul J. Crocker et ux, lots 1, 2, 3, block 56, Center. William P. Hoffman to Pearl F. Hoffman, block 176 and part block 164, Hillman. ... A. T, Gilmore et ux to John De- Boer, lot 3, block 158 second addi tion, Bend, park. . ' . ,'( : V John M. Lucas et ux to Regis T. de Maleissye, lots 8, 9,; 10, block .120, first addition, Bend park.-. Harold R. Miller et ux to A, E. Schuman et ux, NENW! 1, 17, 11. A. E. Schuman et ux to Edward W. Armstrong et ux, NENW 1, 17,11. '; Alex E. McClennan et ux to William A. Clark et ux,-lot 2, block 26, Bend. ; John DeBoer et ux to Clyde L. Jackson, lots 7, 8, block 6, Mill. . Mortgages, March :, . U. S. National bank to Equit able Life' assurance soc. part SE SW 20, 15, 13. ' Kermlt Peterson et ux to' John DeBoer. et ux, lots 7, 8, 9, block 9, Laidlaw. Mortgage Releases, March 2 U. S. of America to James R. Snyder, W!L-SW 26, SESE 27, 17, 14. : ' JEFFERSON MAN HELD Edward A. Schultz, of Gateway, was arrested in Bend Tuesday on a charge of operating his truck at a s,pced considered excessive. Deschutes Federal savings and loan to Elmer L. Judy et ux, 15, 4, block 9, Staats. . Deeds, March 3 -, Phillip W. Farrell et ux to Har old George Pierson et ux, Shi lot 2, all 3, block B, Redmond town site. V Elmer E. Henderson et ux to Don L. Tatman et ux, lot 2, block 2, River Terrace. Raymond W. Gibson et ux to William H. Kay et al, SHSVV, NWSW 4, NESE 5, N'4, SWK, WWSE16. NWNE, NENW, WV4 NW 22, 17, 13, EWM. , R. J. Rosebrook et ux to Wil liam H. Kay et ux, SttSW, NW SW 4, NESE 5, NW, SWK, SV4 WE 16, NWNE, NENW, SttNW 22, 17, 13, EWM. Mortgages, March 3 Clifford Larsen et ux to. U. S. National bank W 12 feet 13, all 14, block 26, Center. Claude L. Benson et ux to U. S. National bank lot 1, block 1, WaU street addition. William H. Kay et ux to R. J. Rosebrook et ux SWSW, NWSW 4, NESE 5, NM, SW', WWSE 16, NWNE, . NENW, WHNW 22, 17, 13, EWM. - George M. Fairfield et ux to S. D. Mustard et ux, part SWNW 16, 15, 13. . ' Mortgage Releases, March 3 Deschutes Federal savings and loan to Clifford Lauren et ux, W 12 feet 13, all 14, block ,26, Cen ter. - iv ',- N. A. Peterson: et ux to'R. J. Rosebrook et ux. . , ; v. ' U. S. National bank to George H. Fairfield et ux. ; Deeds, March 4 ; LaWence C. Musgrave et ux to A. G. Henderson et ux, : lot 12, block 16, Deschutes. , William H. Duval to Soren Si monsen et ux, part NWNE 12, 16, 12 Helen Jensen to Alfred Wild et ux, lot 5, block 42, NWTS second addition. Mortgages, March 4 Soren Simonsen et aKto Wil liam H. Duval, part NWNE 1, 16, 12. -. A. G. Henderson et ux to U. S. National bank, lot 12, block 16, Deschutes. . Mortgage- Release, March 4 Deschutes Federal savings and loan tp Lawrence C. Musgrave et ux, lot 12, block 16, Deschutes. ey : : ilk Made extra mild or extra strong There's extra flavor. ..you can't go wrong I. Encli year we search tho world to And th finest crops for M.J. H i richer blend. On pnrh plantation, ruflce qual ity varies from eeiaon to season but only the top crops com to M.J.B. 2. "Indlvidual rousting" ennxos out all the eocret goodness lorkod In every bean of M.J.H'b top,r thi'ropcolTecs. 0 lieso subtlo flavors are lust by ordi nary roasting methods.) 3. IliKlirst-vacuum pack (pals in every whifl" of M J.B's fragrant goodness till it reaches your cup. Try M.J.B today and you'll agree you cau't make a bad cup of M.J.B. Americans in Turkey , Solve Duck Problem Ankara HP) American mem bers of the military aid mission to Turkey who . felt their duck shooting style cramped back home by game laws and bag lim its have found their hunter's para dise on Lake Emir near here. American fliers passed over the lake and saw its surface swarm ing with ducks and no hunters. The Turks considered the lake too remote and the dead ducks too hard to retrieve. The Americans solved the re trieving p.-oblem by using rubber pneumatic life rafts from their military planes. Then the ducks had' to face the latest secret weapon from the Americans' ar senal when gunners were station ed in a line, barrage fashion. A low-flying trainer plane was used literally to shoot the ducks Into the muzzles of the guns. The latest joke in Ankara Is that the Americans are eating so much duck they are afraid to open their mouths tor fear they will quack. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. Electrical Wiring Commercial and Domestic CONTRACTING No job too large or too small. Estimates Gladly Given Deschutes Electric HAL HUSTON 838 Wall St. Phone 278 Family Celebrates 4-H Club Week Powell Butte. March 9-No fam ily in Crook county is celebrating National 4-H club , week with a greater sincerity than that of the u mt Ml. hoi fjimllv. whose ranch lies between the Redmond-Prlne- ville highway ana crooKea river just to the east of here. Indeed, au.rv waale nf thp venr is 4H club week, on the Michel farm, wnere Mr. anu mra. nucuna three daughters are all engaged In rtluh nrnlfVtH. ' ThpV are all members of 4-H livestock clubs. Shirley and-Donna Michel are grooming each a fine feeder calf in nrannraHnn fnp thp mminP Crook county 4-H exhibits sched uled lor tne coming mia-Augusi. Their younger sister, Betty, is Just as active. Betty is a member of a lamb club. She declares that ' her Southdown will be a prize winner come mid-August. BAND TO WEAR SKIRTS Waynesburg, P. lyU-The all male band of Waynesburg col lege will wear its skirts short this year. The band will don authentic Scottish kilts and plaids to help the college celebrate its centen nial this June. 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