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TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1949
PAGE EIGHT
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
State Highway
Damage Heavy
Portland, April 12 P Damage
to Oregon's highways from win
ter Irost and spring floods will
teach $2,580,000, Highway engi
neer ft. H. Baldoek told the state
highway commission yesterday.
He said state repair crews
could handle $1 million of the
repair work, but that the remain
ing work would have to be con
tracted. The commission authorized pur
chase of 25 acres of land owned
by D. O. Scott and 70 acres owned
by Marian A. Patrick in Curry
county to conserve for public
benefit the state's scenic resourc
es. The land is located at Seal
covo In a seven-mile ocean-front
between Gold Beach and Brook
ings. The commission approved a
$10C-an-acre purchase price.
The commission also Instructed
its legal counsel, J. M. Devers, to
draft a proposal for presentation
to the state of Idaho for sharing
cost of construction of inter-state
bridges at Nyssa and Ontario. A
preliminary agreement already
has been reached on replacement
of the Weiser and Payette, Ida.,
bridges.
Bids Opposed
The commission set aside for
future consideration a request of
Linn county citizens for Improve
ment of the remaining portion of
the Albany Lyons secondary high
way between Scio and Lyons. Es
timated cost Is $350,000.
Bids approved for highway
work included:
Completion of the Henley-Lost
River, and Malin sections of the
Klamath Falls-Malin highway,
J. N. and M. J. Conley. Portland,
$233,443. '
Painting structural steel in
Young's bay and Lewis and
Clark river bridges, Astoria, Tri
State Painting Co,, Portland, $5,
900. '
Repairing and replacing pier
lenders at Mccullough bridge,
Eastslde bridge and Emergren
Refrigeration
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RESIDENTIAL
SALES and SERVICE
JERRY'S
MOTOR SHOP
55 Revere IMS Galveston
Ph. 1446-W Ph. 1557-W
'Bedspread Burglars' Nabbed
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Police and sheriff's deputies load stolen goods aboard a truck In
Eouth San Francisco after a gong of "bedspread burglars" were
nabbed In a co-ordinated sweep of Central California. The above
loot, removed from the borne of Henry Lacey, suspected head of the
gang, was valued at $10,000. The jobbers, whose total take was es
timated at $100,000, were dubbed the "bedspread burglars' because
tbey used bedspreads to cart away their loot. Other' raids were
staged at Banger and Clovls.
ferry, Coos county, Hillstrom
Shipbuilding Co., Coos Bay, $11,
192. ,
Grading, surfacing and oiling
Collins creek and Parkdale sec
tions of Hood River and Mt. Hood
highways, Hood River county,
A. H. Saxton & Sons, Corvallis,
$66,771.
Mosier rock production project
In Hood River and Wasco coun
ties, Arthur Gentemann, Port
land, $53,820.
Ralnrock-Alderwood part rock
production project on Sluslaw
and Alsea-Deadwood highways,
Lane county, Homer G. Johnson,
Portland, $88,835.
Surfacing and oiling Corvallls
Albany section of the Corvallis
Eastside secondary highway,
Linn county, Warren Northwest,
Portland, $62,025.
DRUGLESS CLINIC
Colon Therapy
Especially Indicated tti eolltla and eon.
etipation, It hae far reaching; beneflte'
In nervou. and chronic dUordcra, due
to Ha cleanatnv ol the aource of pollu
tion of the blood itream from bacterial
Roi.ons K?rminnted In the lower bowel,
'ature'e beat detoxifying agentai Oar
fen, water and air are employed, eup-
Elemented with .corrective phralcat and
rgicnie meaaurea.
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
Chiropractic Physician
Phone 704 124 Minneaata Are.
Bend. Oregon
Railroad Worker
Dies in Accident
Portland, April 12 HP) Dan Wil
son, 60-year-old veteran railroad
worker of Vancouver, Wash,, was
crushed to death yesterday when
a Union Pacific dlesel engine
crashed Into a string of runaway
freight cars.
John Repp, 40-year-old switch
man of Portland, was seriously
Injured and suffered amputation
of both arms.
The accident occurred on the
outskirts of Portland when the en
gine started to hook into the run
away cars and the air brakes on
the cars set suddenly, according
to Union Pacific officials.
A fireman and an engineer rid
ing in the cab of the engine were
not injured.
Chase Osborn
Taken by Death
Poulan, Ga., April 12 Ui The
body of Chase Salmon Osborn,
famed "Sage of the Soo," leaves
his rustic Possum Poke winter re
treat here today to lie in state in
Michigan's capitol at Lansing,
where Osborn once served as gov
ernor. The 89-year-old philanthropist,
philosopher, author and adventur
er died here at 5:25 p.m. yester
day after five days of fighting
against pneumonia and heart
trouble.
Born Jan. 22, 1860 in Hunting
ton county, Ind., Osborn served as
governor of Michigan In the isil-
1913 term. Later he lost a race for
the U. S. senate but continued ac
tive In politics. He was a staunch
supporter of New York's Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey for the presi
dency. During his lifetime he acquired
and gave away two fortunes, esti
mated in the millions of dollars.
The money he made in iron min
ing and timber went out in grants
and gifts to charities, educational
institutions and needy individuals
according to his avowed creed of
"giving back whatever I did not
need to live on."
Forrestal Now
Convalescing
Washington, April 12 U'i-
medical officers believed
that rest and medical treatment
will bring about the recovery of
former Defense secretary James
Forrcstul who is suffering from
operational fatigue.
A bulletin from the Bethesda,
Md., naval medical center said
Forreslal's ailment "is directly
the result of excessive work dur
ing the war and postwar years." '
The former cabinet member
was admitted to the hospital April
2 for a "physical checkup."
(Radio commentator Drew
Pearson said in a Sunday broad
cast that Forrestal "is out of his
mind and apparently has been
partly so for some weeks.")
The hospital announced last
night that Forrestal's checkup
has been completed. It .said he
has lost 25 pounds In recent weeks
land, at the present time, "has a
marked low blood pressure, a sec
i ondary anemia, and a neuro-mus-i
ciilar weakness which is characer-
istically seen in states of exhaus
tion." Then, in apparent reference to
the Pearson report, the hospital
said:
"The only, psychiatric symp
toms present are those associated
with a state of excessive fatigue.
This clinical picture was very
common during the war years In
those members of the services
who were exposed to severely fa
tiguing conditions and was ordi
narily diagnosed 'operational fa
tigue.' "The physicians In charge of
his case anticipate that a period
of rest and medical treatment will
result in recovery."
Child Falls Into '
Tub, Life Saved
Tacoma, April 12 HI'i Thirteen-months-old
Michael Myers owed
hie lifo in nrnwl car officer Hard-
wick Smith here today.
Michael, wno iook nis iirsi
steps Sunday, toddled into a sunk
en bathtub at his home late yes
terday afternoon while his moth
er was busy washing clothes. He
was unconscious and lying face
down in about eight Inches of
water when his mother, Mrs.
Thomas Myers, found him.
The frantic mother rushed
from the house, carrying Mich
ael's limp form. Officer Smith
was driving slowly by at the time.
On the quick trip to the hospital,
Smith directed the mother in ap
plying artificial respiration.
Michael revived just as the police
car pulled up to the hospital.
The child was held for observa
tion, but was pronounced out of
danger.
' FIGHTING CEASES
Nanking, April 12 IW Fight
ing ceased all along the Yangtze
river front before Nanking and
Hankow today as communists
heeded a cease-fire order to fa
cilitate peace talks in Peiping.
The semi-official military news
agency said communist troops
who up to 36 hours ago were
driving toward the north bank
of the Yangtze opposite Nanking
in a opnprfll offensive had with
drawn an average of two miles
after receiving red leader Mao
Tze-Tung's cease-fire instructions.
POISON PEAS
Oakland, Calif., April 12 HP
Thieves who stole 800 pounds of
shelled peas from a parked truck
were warned today not "to eat or
sell them."
Police said they were seed peas
which had been soaked in a dead
ly mercury poison us a preventive
against insects and rals.
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DRESS MAKING
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Brooks-Scanlon Quality
PINE LUMBER
Brooks-Scanlon Inc.
Jefferson Stock
Grazing Due Soon
Ranchers' with grazing permits
will be allowed to turn their
stock into pastures in the land
utilization project area in Jeffer
son county about April 17, ac
cording to plans made by the di
rectors of the Gray Butte graz
ing association at a meeting in
Redmond yesterday. Grazing in
the area is expected to be comj
pleted about April zi or zj.
A schedule now is being workj
ed out so that each rancher may
be notified of the date and pas
ture into which he is to turn his
allotted number of stock.
Bud Adams has assumed his
duties as the new manager of
the association and is inspecting
and repairing water facilities on
the project and distributing stock,
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Repairs and Service for All Makes of WaHhern
Next 'o ( hnmhi-r of Commerce Phone 27-1
PLAN RELIEF SHIP
Goose Bay, Labrador, April 12
Hit An Icebreaker loaded Willi
$20,000 worth of food was dis
patched to starving settlements in
southern Labrador' today to sup
plement emergency supplies drop
ped bv plane. .
An RCAF -plane dropped 3,000
pounds of food at St. Michael's
bay head and Port Hope Simpson
yesterday. The icebreaker Saurel
was ordered from St. John's Nfld..
for additional aid. It was reported
that children were living on mo
lasses and water.
COMPETITION! L
Salem, April 12 UP) The Ore
gon stale liquor control commis
sion may be going into competi
tion with itself.
A bill introduced in the house
would set up a commission subdi
vision to advertise the harmful
elfects of overusing alcoholic bev
erages. - -
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Trips Arranged by AIR LAND SEA
WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU
Hotel Reservations Anywhere
PILOT BUTTE INN PHONE 1775
Offices In Klamath Falls and Redmond
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CASH
TO PAY YOUR
STATE TAXES
DUE
April 15th
'25.00 to '300.00
ON
FURNITURE
FARM MACHINERY
LIVESTOCK
NO INSURANCE REQUIRED!
Twenty Months to Repay
PORTLAND LOAN CO.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS
Up to $500.00
Norbert D. Goodrich. Mgr.
Rm. 8, Penney Bldg.. 1010 Wall
Telephone 173
BEND, OREGON
State Licenses S186 M321
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NGINE TUNE-UP SERVICE
When we -tune an engine we use the Automotive Electrical Associa
tion's procedure and check system, making 47 separate checks on
these 16 points:
Ignition Timing
Fuel Pump
Air Cleaner
Carburetor
Vacuum Test
Cooling System
Windshield Wiper Lights-
Generator Regulator Horn
Drive in for a checkup or phone 1 779 for an appointment.
ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT SERVICE PARTS CORRECT SPECIFICATIONS
GOOD WORKMANSHIP PROPER EQUIPMENT mean
PERFORMANCE ECONOMY POWER
Authorized Service
Carburetor Magneto Ignition
228 E. Greenwood BEND, OREGON Phone 1779
Battery and Cables
Starter Motor
Compression-Manifolds
Spark Plugs
Distributor
Ignition Coil
High Tension Cables
Generator
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