PAGE FOURTEEN
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON
THURSDAY. JUNE 9, 1949
Boy, 9, Confesses
He Locked Three
Tots in Ice Box
Walnut Ridge, Ark., June 9 'IP'
A nine-year-old boy admitted to
authorities today that he shut
three playmates in an ice box
during a game of hide-and-seek,
then left them to suffocate when
he couldn't get the door open.
The boy, James Buddy Ches
slcr, sobbed out his story late
yesterday and again early today
in the presence of officers and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bor
den Chessier, according to Prose
cuting attorney Millard Hardin
The red - haired youngster's
statement apparently solved the
ice-box deaths of James Delbert
Chastain, two, his nine-year-old
sister, Joyce Ann Chastain, and
six-year-old Shirley Ramsey.
.The three children were found
crammed into the old-fashioned
ice-box, suffocated, last Friday
by Mrs. Ed Chastain, mother of
two of the victims.
Buddy is an uncle of the Ram
sey girl.
Hardin, who revealed the boy's
confession, would not comment
on whether any action could or
would be taken against him. But
other officers said unofficially
that the tragedy "appeared to be
accidental."
Hospital Donors
The Bulletin continues today,
as an aid in the hospital under
taking, the list of paid-up sub
scribers to the Central Oregon
Hospitals foundation. The names
are listed as they will appear in
the memorial lobby of the new
hospital, unless the foundation
office has been otherwise noti
fied. Headquarters are room 26
of the O'Kane building.
Names of the contributors are
to appear In alphabetical order.
The "A" listing and part of the
"B" group previously were pub
lished. Remaining names in the
"B" group and names in the "C"
group follow:
Byron Benson
L. F. Brooks '
H. K. Brooks
George R. Brick
1 jjjj
II if m
aaAi- vli -t
. 4 '-QtePsA
."BAR OF JUNE SIXTH" In honor of the American paratroopers
who liberated the town of St. Marie-du-Mont on D-Day in 1844,
barkeep Paul Patrix re-named his establishment the "Bar of June
Isih." Here, school children cause to read posters in the bar's wln-
jdows. Five years after the greatest military, Invasion in all history,
I St, Marie-du-Mont like all cities and towns in Normandy is re-
" turning to normal again, r
Kansas Will Honor
Pioneer Missionary
Lvons. Kan. UP) The Kansas
council, Knights of Columbus, is
holding a contest to select a de
sign for an historical monument
to be erected four miles west of
here in honor of Father Juan Pa-dilla.
Father Padilla was a Franciscan
missionary who accompanied the
Coronada expedition to Kansas in
1541. The monument will cost
about $5,000. It will be built on
state-owned trace ot land,
Cain
Chas. J. Cady
Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Ralph Cake
Mr. and Mrs. Lee G. Calder
Carson Call
Curtis H. Carlin
, Vernon W. Carton
Ray Carlson
'W. A. Carmichael -
L. G. Carrell
Helen S. Carrlllion
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter
Maurice P. Cashman
Harry J. Castle
. Central Oregon Distributors
Daisy D. Chamberlin
Wm. E. Chandler
Ernest Chapin
Frank Chapman
Charles H. Chase
Justin A. Chenoweth
Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Chernen
koff Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chopp
Magnus C. Christianson
Trinity Lutheran church.
C.I.O. (IWA) Local 6-7
Guy E. Claypool
B. G. Cochran
Alva J. Coffey
Donald J. Coleman
W. J. Coleman
Joe E. Collins
W. D. Collins
Carl Bombs
Wm. B. Cone
Sid Conklin
Howard M. Conlee
George E. Conner
Francis E. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ray Cooper
J. W. Copeland Yards
Charles C. Corkett
Arthur R. Cothrell
Wlllard Cottingham
Fr. William Coughlin
Mrs. J. R. Cowan
Leo P. Cox .
Loren P. Cox
Phil W. Coyner
Vance T. Coyner
Harry Cramplon
mis. J. p. and Faye L. Craw
tora
W. B. Crawford
R. Creighton
Norman E. Crone
Mrs. John Crowley
; Bruce M. Culllson
Mrs. J. L. Cunningham
John O. Currle, Sr.
' Charles Edward Currle
, Irwin Cyphort
Cashman's Inc.
' Eugene J. Cole.
', H. H. Christian son
Names of completed subscrlb
n win ue annua 10 me. list on
various occasions,
Police Find Stolen Car;
They Had It All the Time
Niagara Falls, N.Y. ll OpraUl
acarpino got his car back and th
local police department sported
some sugnuy reel laces.
For four days Scarnlno and nn,
lice searched for the car he had
reported stolen from a parking
lot. All the time It was tucked
snugly away in a garge parked
there by police who had towed
it away for blocking a driveway.
What they hadn't thought to do
was check his license number with
the list of towed-away cars.
"A police oversight," snid Police
superintendent Martin T. Consl.
dine, who also announced that
Scarplno would get back the $3 he
paid to have his car released.
REBUKED
Chicago (IB Vivacious 7-year-old
Barbara Schmit saw a digni
fied, well-dressed man walking
up the middle of the street try
ing to hail a cab. .
"You should know better than'
that," she scolded. "You're not
supposed, to walk in the street.
You might get hurt."
"You're right," the man said.
"I'm very sorry."
He was Ned Dearborn, presi
dent of the National Safety coun
cil.
Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge, June 9 (Spe
cial) Mrs. O. E. Anderson of
Redmond was a visitor of the
Mikkelsens Friday afternoon.
Ilolga Nielsen of Kelso, Wash.,
arrived Friday and will be em
ployed for the summer at the
Petersen rock gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion C. Jewel
and children, Jimmy and Linda,
who have been visiting his par
ents and brother left Sunday for
their home in California. Jimmy
will remain with his grandpar
ents for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Connell
and daughters, Jane and Grace,
of Hillsboro, were overnight
guests at the Sid Conklin home
Wednesday.
Visitors of the Olc Hansen fam
ily Sunday were their, son, Har
old and Miss Marilyn Elliott of
Portland. Sunday evening Mrs.
Sine Mikkelsen and Alfred Mik
kelsen were visitors of the Han
sens. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Dunn and son
Grant; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gibbons
of Reedsport and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Smith of Bend were
guests at a dinner at the L. W.
Hagerty's. The occasion was the
birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Hagerty.
Lois and Margit Petersen,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd
Petersen, were patients at St.
Charles hospital Wednesday for
tonsillectomies.
Guests at the Anton Halter
home over the week end were Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Maner and daugh
ter Donna of Prineville.
The Rosie Pasie 4-H Garden
club met at the home of their
leader, Mrs. R. E. Lynds, Satur
day afternoon.
The 4-h aairy ciud oi fieasani
Ridge met Wednesday, June 1, at
the home of Edward Frey. The
officers of the club are Frank
Winegar, president; Raymond
Winegar, vice-president; Carmen
Smallwood, secretary; Raymond
Jewel, treasurer; Bucky Scofield,
reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cottrell
were Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Archie Mastersen home.
Robert Petersen returned home
Saturday from Corvallis and will
spend the summer with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Petersen.
The Anton Halter family were
visitors Saturday evening of the
EXPANSION PLANNED
Metolius, June 9 Vic and
Norm Hyder, foi'hier Terrebonne
district brothers, who established
a potato shipping business here
on the revival of water of the
North unit project to the area,
report that the shipping season
for the 1948 crop has ended suc
cessfully. The men handled over
200 ears of their brand, "Des
chutes." They plan, they say, on
expanding their operations for
1949.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hyder are
now on vacation In the Buhl, Ida.,
area of the Magic valley of
southern Idaho, where they for
merly lived. On their return,
Norm Hyder will leave on a trip
to contact the trade in southern
California.
Marion Smiths at Alfalfa.
Mrs. Fred Bristslin spent last
week with her father, Joe Brown,
at his home at Mitchell.
Honored guests at a birthday
party Thursday, June 2, were
Mrs. John Hopper, Mrs. Horace
McKee and Mrs. Ole Hansen, at
the Hansen home. Others at the
party were Mrs. Sine Mikkelsen,
Mrs. Ted Povey, Mrs. Gene Haw
thorne and children, Mrs. Del
Davis, Mrs. Gene Davis and
daughter, Mrs. F. H. Cottrell,
Mrs. Sid Conklin, Mrs. Oswald
Hanson and children, and Mrs.
Art Miller and daughter of Red
mond. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Farstvedt
and sons, Jerry and Mark, of
Bend, were visitors at the Mik
kelsen home Saturday evening.
Gerald Smallwood, Ray Gar
boden, Beth Lamb, Lary Roj,
Myrna Hagerty and, Bob Hagerty
rode their horses to the horse
show at Redmond Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murphy,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sloniker of
Cloverdale were Thursday eve
ning guests of the L. W. Hager-
tys.
Mrs. Horace McKee was a vis
itor at the H. E. Roberts home in
Redmond Monday.
Stanley Green of Redmond was
a caller at the Sid Conklin home
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace McKee
attended the horse show at Red
mond Sunday and called at the
Arnold Ammen home in the eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garboden
drove to Culver Sunday.
Wtotfe m fair
lmil a dl&y iint Jiroe
f
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Whit, lldawoll first, 01 llluttrolod, ovO'lob'e ot eslfo coil. ' I " -T tj&&S"
SOW KCY 10 GSEA7M VAIUE
J
.he day is bright and the company good.
Long ribbons of road, smooth and inviting,
spread their challenge.
Giant power purrs under a long bonnet.
Ynir wheels coil springing mounted all
around step lightly over dips and bumps.
Tibur foot on the throttle controls the silken
luxury of Dynaflow Drivcf surging, slow
ing, even halting completely with never a
need for clutch work or lever shifting.
Is the breeze a bit strong? A finger-touch
runs up the door windows.
Is the seat just right? Another control cor
rects it as easily.
ftaadord on KOAOMAS lit. op'W ol Ixfro colt on SUPf nooVh
Itt H K alone
ban nil thvttv fvaturoH
SiUk-imsaHi DYNAFLOW DRIVC 'UU-VffW VISION horn tnhrgti
Oloi. am SWNO-tASr DOORS and taiy occtii "UVINO SMCf"
INTtMOKS with Deep Crodlo cuihiom Buoronl-riaVng QIMDHUFlfX COH
SMINOfNO tinly FMIBAU STUAICHl-IIOHt POWflt with Stlf-UUINO
VAIVI llftllt phil HI.POISfD fNOINI MOUNDNOS Crvii.f.ln). VENH
PORtS i low.pr.nur. Kri on SAFETY-RDf RIMS OURIX MARINOS,
main and tonnttting rod. BODY BY FfSHflt
ton()fil V lfOADMA.STff, op'rwtot ol M'ro coif on SUPlt modeH.
Does a cloud show? In seconds you can
swing up a snug top if it's needed.
So you're free. Free to make the most of
fair days and pleasant companions. Free
to take it easy, find adventure in thrilling
pace or the solid content in loaf-along gait.
Free to have fun !
So what's keeping you out of a Buick Con
vertible? Is it price? Is it delivery? Or
is it just not looking into such things?
Correct the last by seeing your Buick
dealer and you'll find demonstration
yours for the asking, the price easier to
manage than you thought and deliveries
so prompt you'll quickly get an order in.
Tribe to Perform
At Berry Fete
Warm Springs, June 8 Indi
ans of the Warm Springs reser
vation will add their tribal color
to the annual Sandy berry festi
val to be held June 18-19, it was
reported todav.
A number of the reservation
Indians who are in the Sandy
area for strawberry harvest plan
to, perform in the horse show
SVXOPSI8 OF AXSI'Ab STATKMISXT
For tit. year .ndeil Doc-ei<tr ill. 194B
or
Th. Eur,ka-S.eurltjr FIro and Xarln.
Ioiurancs Company
or ClnclmiBtl. In tlx Stiite or OUlo. madf
to tlie lintirnnro ColninliilontT ur tlil
tat. or OrtKOn, linrinaut to law:
INCOME
Net premiums recelvvil $ 0,013,412.70
Total Inccreitt. tllvldfuda anil
real vatute. Inrumu M 2X1.474. 53
Inr-ntoR from otlu-r aourcea . Ttt.U'.oa
Total Inconm .1 S.Oa.trJu.J
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount nald tor luaaea .$ 2.476.4TM9
Ijh utlju.ttiient extiriike - 17a.tlWt.4i'
rudertvrillnir exiienie. 2.78.4111.41
lllfUlemla paid to atockboldera fl u
lllvldenda paid or t-redltitl to
Policyholder. 0
All oilier expeildlturea (llielud
Inir fuvealuieitt expeiitea) . 12.200.52
Total (Ualmraemral. t S,U.aHJM
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value or real e.talu otvnvd
(market Tnlucl $ 0
aii0 on mortitmiea and colla
teral, etc 0
Value or iHtudfl otvued
(amortlaedl 7.219.052.03
Value or BtoeTia owned
(market vnluel .
Cali lu linnka und On liand ...
L'reinlutn8 In enurtte nr collec
tion written alnce September
.10. 1(148
Interest and rent, due and
accrued
S.080. 4.S7
754,823.41
40.105.42
M47.83a.04
$10..1sa.Ho5.40
Other oueta (netl ....
Total admit led naiet.
Liabilltlea. Surnlna and Oth.r Funda
Total unpuld claltna S 6X.u24.00
Katiraateu loaa adluatment
expense for unpaid
Total unearned premium. .
All other Uahtlltle.
Total liabilities, except
capital
50.flO2.00
D.2M.8A8.40
2;4.22S.0S
Capital Paid up ....Sl.000.000.00
Special aurpnis fuuds; ...0
UiiaBlirned funds
(surplUBl a.m. 052.02
purpius as regards
I 3.181.052.03
tin M2 MU.an
Business la' Omron for th. Ysx
Net premluma received . $ 40.830.4S
Net losses psld 2.042,64
Dividends paid or credited to
policyholders . 0
event of the festival, and Chief
Quehpama, whose ponies have
won note on the reservation for
their speed, has announced that
he will enter the express race.
Several of the tribe's expert
dancers will also perform their
traditional dances at the festival.
The Indians also plan to estab
lish a village of 15 tepees at the
festival grounds.
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
BEAUTY WINS OUT
Santa Fe. N. M. U'-Tht forces
for beauty counted a vicmiy
vuhen nine automoniie oeae s
agreed to tear down their bill-
boards on me uuirwb .......
The dealers said the amount of
business produced by the bill
boards wasn't worth it when com-
pared with harm done 10 uw iunu.
scape.
SYSOPgU Or AXNITAL STATSMEVT
ft At jm tutled DtctmUr Si, 1W
Of tbt
.Worth aimcHcAa Ouutltr &4 tuntr
KatjuursAO Oorvorttiaa H
of Nitr lurk, la tb Htite of Ntw Tortt.
mi t the Idiutadc Cwnmliiiwur m torn
Dtit of Urtflon, Liariuaut t lWi
IMCOMK
Set premium! nclri .t S4C.4M.M
TwUI lutcreHt. dlTldod nd u
rtnl M(t lticoai . 72,6X1 .63
iBcutufl frutn other oorc 0
ToU. Idgouiw 013.408.00
SliBVRSElCEMTI
Ntt fttnonot paid for loMa 2M.M4.4S
Loss idjuitmeut oipeovts S.tWfl.iU
Uoderwrltlotr rpDci . W2,0.U
DtTldtod paid to itekIuUm
DlvitiD1 pkld or credited t
uoin-jbuMtr
all otiter xiMriidlfurM (lavlad
Ids lureituitut ozptOMrt
HMJ.tAM
Tifl dlhurnrtint I
ADMITTED AUETS
Valio of reitl tiliu owned
IS. 429 07
7M.tllS.7S
Value of bondi owned
ittinortutu)
Value of utoAt owoad
imarkct vsiaai
8.4SS,M1.T?
S2.S00.00
MS.81S.Sa
Caali la batik and oo band w
'rfmiuma In couth of collec
tiua written ilaca cVptcmbor
30. 1Mb
(ntu-ect and rtDti duo &utl
accrued m
Othtr Aiteta
Total admitted aaaU a7JT,679.SS
LlabUiiUf. Surplua ud Ot&ir fund
Total unpaid claim 4 B0O.8B8.tS
MiimAiea igu aajuaimnt tl
peca for unpaid clatna
Total unearned premiums
s.oes.io
D14. M
Total HablUtlet. ticeot
capyai
79.0S7.77
M l,OT.B6.7d
Cmpltat paid id J 1.700, 000.00
funda: lM.1tS.SS "JL
Cnaulffsod funds BT .
Mrpluo - S30.000.00
Sarplui aa retards poller-
holder. f t.TM.tJtt.M
Total $ 8.T87.6TS.SI
Buslnaaa la Oraffoa for tho Tear ,
Net premluma racorred f
Net loaoeo paid
DlTldenda paid or credited to
pot5?holdere f
Principal office la Oregon. HONS,
SYNOPSIS Of ANN0AL STATEMENT
Toe tbe yir ended Ucd.9c II. iu
of tbe
Vslted Inauranco OompW
of Chlcatro. la Ibe SUtt of VUwAt. ojjdt
tbe loiurauca ComoJilon( of tbe State
Orogeu, punuant to U't
IN CO MS
Total premium Income for
tbe rear ..M-.ll0.t.HS.
Intereat. dlvldenda aod reuta
received durlna- tbe year
received durlnir tbe year -52'I?-.
Tutal lui-oiiie Si.773.tU3-i
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for loam. t-mJowmeuta.
annuities and mrrender m . ... ,
values - t, 077.426.1
Dlvideiida paid to pullcy-
uoidera
41
813.671.83
Dlvldfnda uld to Btockltvldr .
(Cssb. 1200.000.00; slock. $0
Geuerul Inaurants? (iipetifea
Auiouut of all olber fxpendl
turea (Inrludlntt Inreatiuvnt
iipfoaea ;w,m.U4I .
Tulal eipetdlrurei .
ASSETS
Value of real eatat owned
(market value.
Loana on murticaiiea and
oollaternl, etc .
Valuv of bontla owned
(amortlied)
1.124.1
aoo.ooo.
0,11.7(L'
63,846.
S18.t.d70,
Value of 1 1 win owned
f market value)
Premium nolo uiid poHpj
loans .
Cab la banks and on band ..M
Intereat and rents uae
and accrued
Nft uncoiled ed and de
ferred iirftutume
.1 532,090.07
. 3.648.882.03
, 0,01, SuS.84
. 70C.7O6.0C
84.033.4S
697.310.09
88.268.28
Other aiteti (nt. -
Tnl.l (idmlltHil nCBPll .
Ti-vintu. fanrnlua and Other Tu&da
Net reiervea 1 8.330.872.9
472.074. 8
-hfl.5l2.a
II0.4W). 400.0
Poller claltna and leasee
an fit audi lie
All other natalities .
Total liabilities.
except capital
64S.4S8.
f.U51.201.
Capital paid up 81.000.000.00
Special aurptua
funda 200.000.00
t'nasBltcned funds .
(aurplua) - 8,223.933.52
Sarplna a rcfards
.8 4.428.033.52
Ut
Total - I10.4b0.400,
Builnau In Orsion For Tne Year
Net premiums and annuities
received - 1 85.760
Dividends pHld to policyholders
durlna; the rear 9
Net loci and claltna. endow
ments, aurrenders, and aonu . .
ltlca paid durlnic the year 2.305,
Payday Specials
Fri. & Sat., June 10 & 11
Wrigley's
Chewing Gum, ctn. ......69c
Spearmint, Doublemlnt or Juicy Fruit
Shortening
SPRY 3 lb. can 89c
a lilGGEI
Uagfnlaf
Al's , .
SPECIAL
Introductory Offer
ZEE FACIAL 7ISSUES
1 Box at Vi Price
with
1 Box at RB. Price
BOTH FOB ONLY
23c
Van Camp's
PORK and BEANS
16 oz. cans... ...2 for 25c
No. 2 cans...... 2 for 33c
N0.2V2 cans 2 for 45c
Brookfield American
CMEIESEllb. bon79c
Wax Paper...... roll 19
Kerr's Strawberry, 1 lb.
Preserves ........ jar 33c
Sexton Shredded
Tuna No. Vi can 29c
Ti. M Hf MV I. MVIC. AC NH,
evwy Mondoy ereVn0.
BEND GARAGE COMPANY
709 Wall Street Phone 193, Bend, Oregon
Sugar, 10 lb. bag ... .89c
Golden West lbs. $1.01
Coffee 1 lb. can. . .-.51c
Bisquick 40 oz .45c
DENNISON'S
CATSUP
14 oz.
2 bottles 25c
jjfp2 lb. box
12 oz. can
5C
n
Pint
39c
Quart
49c
Medium Bars
3 for 25c
GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE
Tomatoes, 14 oz. tube . .27c
Lettuce 2 heads 19c
Kresh, Solid Heads
Turnips 2 bunches 15c
Green Tons
or Oxydol
Large Pkg.
29c
FREE DELIVERY DAILY
51?E.7hlrd Phone