The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 27, 1949, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE American Editor Held Prisoner By Chinese Reds KIiiimhIiiiI, China, July 2'! l I'i Itiinilall Could, American editor (if Ilin Shiint.'hld KvciiIiiu I'ohI unrl Mercury, wan lucked In u down, luwn office (in ii Ill-mill iiml water dlel- today l,y 7r itnisiy ChlucHC l'lllllOyi'H lIl'IIIIIMllllIK S'l.lWO In Hi'piirittliin Ikimiiii'. Could rcpiuled hy tcliliouc thill ln ami Charles Miner, IiiihI- IICHH l'CIICHCnlUllVC (iT I'OSl Hlll Hither (.'. V. Shut, Ii mi I turn luir. leaded IiinIiIii Miner's of f Ii-i Hlncc ycmciday ntlri iiimn mill aw n immediate hope of lirlnx nhlc to leave. 'riii1 Pout, only Amt-rli'iin paper In Hhanc.hal, announced II whh KnlllU out (if InislnchH June 15. Chlni'M' I'inplii.vi'H, In keeping with u In I Hit ciiHtom InaiiKui iilcil kIiicc ciiiiiinunlst iicctipatliiii of the city, demanded unemploy ment iMiniihca. .Slinllur demand were inmlc fiuiilnnl nil (illicr for eign firm eloxliiK iih ii rcHiilt (if the communlNt iiccuiiatliin, Could icpnrlcil Hun n and Miner were hidil liy worker who look tip onlllona In the hallwaya anil outer office of Miner's nude durlliK netful lallnnK (ill set lie llient of the dispute. No Visitors Allownl No visitor were permitted to can on I lie two men. lllseullH and water were sent In lo i hem lasi lilKhl IiiiI Ihey reported at a.m. Ihry Iwnl rei vised no food ko fur this moi nhiK- The dispute revolves around Ihi workers' demands for hipilda Hon pay for June and July. I'ar trial payment of June wanes wiin made I hrii' wwks iiko. Akicc incnl wiik reached on full pay men I of June waxen hut the wink (! later Increased their demands when the price of rice Increased. Could hii lil he had Informed the workers rtuit there wan no money available In Khauuhal lo mccl their claims. Additional pay men In. he said, mtirt lie approved hy Starr, who now Ik In the United States. "It will take SO.IXMI lo net uk out of here and $13,000 hy the end of the month," Could said. Iloth men Indicated they Intend lo may In the office an long as physically poKslhle, TltlAI. BKI'OltK .II'DCK Pnvld R. VandenlM-i'i;, circuit mint JuiIrc from Klamath Kails, Imlay dismissed .11 Jurors from (ervice In the techulen counly' rlrcult court, and announced that Hip ensi- of Lny Hroihers versus J. A. Slums would In- tried with, out a Jury. Judk'e Vandcntiei'K presided over the case, which oieneil to. day In the Deschutes county courthouse. Ijiy Hroihers seek n judement amilnsi Shush In ihc sum of $4,4.'ITi.2'l. Accordlne, lo Ihc com plaint, the plalntlfls were dam iik'ed In thai amount because of the defendant's failure lo curry oui ii contract entered Into hy the Iwo parties. ' A4 A. . HURRICANE HUNTERS-'!'"? huntlnK season hail' opened for thc thrco Nuvy planes, wIiikIiik thrir way over Miami llcach, Klu., on their way out to tea. They're huiillna hurricanes. Ouring Iho hurricane teuton, Ihcy tty fur out lo truck down uuy storms approaching the const, und ulvc the weather bureau ample waimnu. V)l'M A ( IDI'i.NTAI, liuivei ion, July 27 dpi A 10-) j vein old hoy loday Is rccovei lnf( . from iin uccideiilal kuiikIiiiI wound , i In Ids check and neck hy ii play j male Tuesday. I I'oiinan MiCann was shot In ' the face lionald Ij-i- White, I I, :Was hIiowIiu; an old icvolvci to I the hoy when II went off. i;!N CAICKIKK IINKII Kenneth A. liocWmin. of !ll (In 1st. ycKlerdiiy wa fineil Sl.ffl In lustice court on a chaiife of uiriyliiit a concealed weaKin. Duiaan McKay, Justice of Ihe peace, also oidcrcd Ihe conflwu Hoe ol Hocktnan'K Run. Ilockrnan war arretted hy slut' police Monday, Traffic Safety Specialist Visits Harry Hurl, traffic safety spe. clullsi and "landwrliliiK" expert nrrlvtil In town yemerday lit the wheel of n UH'.l Kludehuker half ton pick-up truck In which he Is condiicllnu mi K.lKKInille safety crusade from I'uKet Sound lo Ihu I Il eal Lakes. The well known former nolo mobile raclni; champion is fo. lowini; a combination of routes which, when i raced on a map, spells out Ihe words "lie Coin Ic ons." This Is Ihe third "lundwrll Inn'' lour of Hart within Ihe past year. The current lour wus launched from I'ortlund, Ore.. In Ihe middle of July mid Is scheduled for con clusion In Creen Hay. Wis., about ( NTKA T AI'I'KOVKI) I'm Hand. July 27 up... Col. O. K. Walsh, North Pacific division en filneer. today approved award of u $ir,:tri,5:i!).ri0 conlruct lo thp MciNary dam conlractoix foi con. struct Ion of Oregon shore coffer dams and a portion of tin power liouse for McNary dam on the Columbia river. McNary dam conlniciois In clude Ihe Cuy K. Atkinson com pans, O.sir.indcr ConKlructlon company and J. A. Jones l on Ktrucllon company. Oct. 1. Ilarlz Is n foimer national AAA ihamplonshlp driver and set u number of records which are still unecpi.iled. Ills ra cine, cars twice placed first In Ihe WtO-mile Me morial day classic in IndlanuHills. SAMSON WITHOUT DELI LAH Ileubcn Lindstrom, 55, says whenever he cuts his hair he gets heart trouble. So for the past 25 years he hasn't had a haircut and is feeling fine. I.lndstrom, who travels all over the country doiiiR odd Jobs, wa taken off a freight train by rail way police in Buffalo, N. Y. Domestic breeds of chickens descended from Ihc Jungle fowl of India. The final apix'iirancc of an Kn. llsh kliiR In battle look place in 1743. Wood Steel Aluminum Cleanlns nd Renovating FREE ESTIMATES Bend Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. BS8 R. Glenwood (Oft of E. 6th Street) Phone 1434-J Electrical Wiring Commercial and Domestic CONTRACTING No Job too luriro or too amall. Kstlnmtcs tilailly Given Deschutes Electric HAL HUSTON 838 Wall St. Phone 878 MAN - tailored in California precious tailoring Is Hosenblum tailoring, is tnllorlnn hy master craftsmen who for decades have been mukliiK Ihe flnesl ready-lo-wenr man-tailored clothes, ihe fines! values In America. i.i ,. iIJ i....Ii.iii .si . i ! ..v-H y Vr" ' - .. . 'y-f ' ' r""l 1 ft f V. s j Bellringer Bargains BRANDIS THRIFT-WISE DRUG i Anniversary Sale ENDS SATURDAY -JULY 30th BELLRINGER - iff 1 ft" this suit In sharkskin with chHinclerLslle Rosenblum perfect drnc . . . $4995 -f h t : si v if ft I 11 1 a 6 f ' , V , V Of ' i, i if; J fv 1 Iv Facial Tissue 200 Sheets REGULAR 18c 9c 1DJ BELLRINGER CLOSE OUT ATTAR of PETALS LUXURY Toilet Soap REGULAR 35c BAR 9c BELLRINGER CLOSE OUT Minit Curl 5 Applications REGULAR S1.25 69c BELLRINGER CLOSE OUT SKYLINE Writing Paper REGULAR $1.00 2.9 c BELLRINGER FLUFFTEX Toilet Tissue Facial Quality OUR REG. PRICE 2 25c 3 rolls BELLRINGER New BATHALURE Bubble Bath 20 Packages REGULAR $1.00 59c Add 20 Federal excise tax to Cosmetics ALL SALES FINAL I 1 1 4 .