WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1949
PAGE TEN
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON
Cotton Diverted
From China Port,
Result of War
Washington, April 27 LPi The
economic cooperation auminisira
tion lias suspended shipment of
100,000 bales of cotton to Lnina.
Shipment of the cotton, valued
at $10,000,000, had been author
ized as recovery aid to China.
About $8,000,000 worth of the cot
ton was en route to China aboard
17 ships when the suspension or
der went out. The ships will be
diverted, probably to Kobe, Japan,
- ECA sources said.
Most of the cotton already at
sea had been destined for Shang
hai, the ECA headquarters for
China. Roger Lapham, the
Shanghai mission chief, left the
city last night. Accompanied by
about 20 dependents of ECA work
ers, he arrived in Canton today
aboard a U. S. navy plane.
ECA officials said the cotton
affected by today's suspension
was destined for northern Chi
nese cities already captured or in
jeopardy of being captured by the
communists.
They left the way open to send
ing cotton to the Canton, Swatow
or Taiwan areas.
Wage Disputes
Close 4 Plants
Salem, April 27 HP) Four wood
working plants said today that
they would close as result of a
dispute with the AFL Millmen's
union. The union is asking a pay
hike for Its members of 17',i cents
an hour.
The four Salem firms are mem
bers of the Woodwork Employers'
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shutdown after the millmen's
union struck a Portland plant
Monday. Association attorney
J. M. Scudder said in Portland
that the closure would probably
affect 40 woodworking plants In
Oregon.
The union has been negotiating
for a contract to replace one
which expired March 1. The un
ion asked a 17 cent boost from
the top scale of $1.7754. Union
officials said that as far as they
are concerned, negotiations, now
in the hands of a conciliator, still
are In progress.
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Metolius, April 27 J. II. Wise,
North unit of the Deschutes proj
ect whose place is near here, will
plant an experimental plot of len
tils. Lentils are now in keen de
mand, Wise says, by soup makers.
Wise reports that he has found
it necessary to obtain cultural In
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Realty Transfers
Deeds April 1.1
Frank K. Dahl to Clvde K
Dahl et ux, part NESW 19, 15, 13.
John W. Burrls et ux to Dale
Ayres et ux, NWNW 22, 14, 13.
Lucille Hopper et vir to Mae
V. Hemmeile et vlr, NWSE and
part of NESW. east of old Dulles.
California highway, 5. 17. 12.
Mortgage! April Iff
Henry C. Duifee et ux to U. S.
National bank, part NESE 1G, 15,
13.
Martin C. Culler to First Na
tional bank, lots 3, 4, block 72,
Bend.
Charles DeRoos et ux to Equit
able savings and loan, part St4-
NKiNWSW al, 15, 13, S'ANWSW
21.
Mortgage ReleasesApril 15
Glen Sturdevan et al to William
W. Durfee et ux.
Standard Insurance Co. to R.
L. Burris et ux, and John W. Bur
ns et ux, partial release mort
gage.
Homo owners Loan corpora
tion to Elfrieda E. Tucker.
Deeds April 10
James F. Finley et ux to J. W.
McDaniel, et ux, WpW 27, 18,
12.
Mortgage Releases April 16
Walter L. Daron et ux to Floyd
W. Day et ux.
Deeds April 18
Harley O. Van Hlse et ux to
Clarence R. Lindsay, part NWSE
9, 15, 13.
M. w. van Matre et al to Har
ley O. Van Hlse et ux, part NW
SE 9, 15, 13.
M. A. Lynch et ux to Central
Electric Coop, Inc. part NWNE
21, 15, 13.
Ernest Rixe et ux to Everett
G. Garber et ux, lot 11, block 18,
Deschutes.
Wilbur L. Sampels et ux to
State of Oregon, part tract 10,
Norwood.
Edward E. Franklin to Claude
Carter, lots 1, and N. 25 feet, lot
2, block B, Redmond.
Goldic V. Nelson to Floyd E.
Haughton, Q. D., lots 6, 7, 8, 9,
20, 21, 2G, 27, Blk. 3;' lot 14 Blk.
21; lots 23, 24, 25, Blk. 39, Hill-
man,
Weldon V. Horn et ux to Des
chutes county; part SWSW 20,
15, 13.
A. J. Faubion et ux to L. David
Johnson et ux, lots 1, 2, block 11;
block 6, Redmond heights.
Kennetn craiK et ux to Otis E.
Lipps et ux, lot 24, block 113,
first addition, Bend park.
Mortgages April 18
Everett G. Garber et ux to
Hugh L. Simpson et ux, lot 11,
block 18, Deschutes.
Mortgage Releases April 18
Deschutes Federal savings and
loan to S. J. Tilden et ux, lot 11,
block 18, Deschutes.
Nationul Security bank of To
ledo, Ore., to John Grant, et al.
IKds April 19
Bert Trout et ux to Jack E.
Morris et al, lot 3, 10. block 16,
Redmond.
Jack E. Morris et al to Milton
L. Odem et ux, lots 3, 10, 11, 12.
A. J. raublon et ux to Weldon
V. Horn et ux, part SWSW 20,
15, 13.
Edgar Hannan et ux to Marion
D. Stilwell et ux, WW of S. 10
feet, lots 1, block 3, Highland.
mortgages April 19
Milton L. Odem et ux to U. S.
National bank, lots 3, 10, 11, 12,
block 16, Redmond.
Milton L. Odem et ux to Philip
Dahl, lots 3, 10, 11, 12, block 16,
Redmond.
Victor L. Morton et ux to Pa
cific First federal savings and
loan, S. 60 feet, lots 1, 2 and S. 60
feet of Ett lot 3, block 18, Ellin
gers. Maurice W. Lyons et ux to Des
chutes federal savings and loan,
part lot 5, all lots 6, 7, and NMi
lot 8, block 79, Bend park.
Mortgage Releases April 19
U. S. National bank to F. L.
Malick et al, lots 11, 12, block 16,
Redmond.
U. S. National bank to F. L.
Malick et al, lots 11, 12, block 16,
Redmond.
Philip Dahl to Jack E. Morris
et al, lots 11, 12, block 16, Red
mond. Logan P. Snapp to R. If. Wilson
et ux. S'iSE 6 NENE 7, 14, 13.
M. K. Baessler to Lester Wick
et ux, marginal releases mort
gage, SWNE, SWNE, SWNW,
NESW 23. 17, 14.
Deeds April 20
Gany Lee Parker et ux to Ed
ward Leon Crouch, lots 13, 14,
block 66, Bend park.
Deschutes county to W. D.
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Ground Broken for Prineville
Top scene: J. F. Daggett, president of the board of directors, turns first spadeful of earth Saturday
at the ground-breaking ceremonies for the Prlneville Pioneer Memorial hospital. Lower scene: State
Senator Phil Hitchcock of Klamath Falls, chief speaker at the ceremonies. On stand with Hitchcock
are J. F. Daggett, president of the board (center) ; and H. S. Mersereau, chairman of the public re
lations committee. Photos by Harold Gray
Fowles et ux, EV4NW, WVjNE,
SENE, SEK, NESW, SHSW, 23,
18, 12.
Deschutes countv to Walter
Jerrel et ux, lot 5, block 20, Wles-
toria.
Deschutes county to Walter
Jerrel et ux, lot 4, block 20 Wles-
toria.
Deschutes county to Bradford
N. Pease, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10,
11. 16, 17, 20. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26.
block 2, Bond view, blocks 3, 4, 5.
Anna ts. uurtis et vir to Hugh
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Stewart et ux, lot 7, block 4, Eh
rets first addition.
State land board to R. E. Rod
erick et ux, lots 1, 2, block 7,
Kenwood. ,
Dragan W. Mirlch et ux to
United States of America, SE,
SESW 26, 16, 13, WMiSE NESW
2, 19, 14.
Mortgages April 20
Clyde K. Kahl et ux to Pacific
first federal savings and loan,
part of NESW 19, 15, 13.
John Thomas et ux to John
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Hospital
Anderson et ux, lot 10, block 3,
Center.
Mortgage Releases April 20
John E. Anderson to John F.
Thomas et ux.
Deeds April 21
Ellen William et vir to Verle B.
Jones et ux, lots 1. 2. 3, 4, 29, 30,
31, 32, block 105. Hillman.
Gail Borden Freeman et ux to
Rose J. Givson, lot 3, 4, block 7,
Staats.
Mortgages April 21
James H. Thompson et ux to
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Toastmasters'
Topics Varied -
Five speakers appearing on thpj
Bend Toastmasters' program last!
night at the club's weekly dinner I
meeting touched on subjects rang-1
ing from the proposed Columbia !
valley administration to tne prop
er use of words. The dinner was
at the Trailways Coffee shop. Don
H. Peoples, president, was in
charge. He also had the role of
chief evaluator.
Gail C. Baker was toastmaster
and Phil F. Brogan was in charge
of table topics. Dr. Bradford N.
Pease was timer, with Dr. J. M.
McCarthy, Max Millsap, Harold
Asplnwall, Wilson Benold and
Brogan as evaluators.
Principal speakers and . their
topics were Bob Thomas, "The
Proposed CVA"; Arthur May,
"Myself and I"; Eugene Buck
num, "Something for Nothing";
"Eom Casey, "Story of Sequoia",
and Vance Coyner, "The Right
Word."
Fred Payne, newly-elected dep
uty district governor, spoke brief
ly to the club.
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle
Bring Higher Prices
Chicago (IF) Purebred Aberdeen-Angus
breeding cattle are
selling for higher prices this year
than they did in 1948.
The American Aberdeen-Angus
Breeders' association reported
that prices during the first two
quarters of the 1949 fiscal year
show the average prices to be
$100 higher per head than those
for the preceding year.
During the first 100 public auc
tion sales, 6,161 animals sold for
an average of $636 per head,
compared with $533 for the entire
1948 fiscal year.
James J. Thompson et ux.
Kenneth A. Tobias et ux to
Deschutes federal savings and
loan, lot 1, block 1, park.
Mortgage Releases April 21
Deschutes federal savings and
loan to Kenneth A. Tobias et ux.
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