PAGE SIX
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1949
Fireworks Loom
In Vice Probe
At Los Angeles
lx Angeles, July 27 IP T"ore
man Harry Lawson of the county
grand Jury today promised "plen
ty of fireworks" tomorrow when
the Juror are expected to return
indictments against several high
police officials.
The jury adjourns for vacation
lo morrow night after a three
months vice investigation that
turned up sensational charges of
police graft and led to a general
shakeup in the department.
"The jury has done a fine job
on a tough assignment," Lawson
said. "It's In complete agreement,
and I think you'U see plenty of
fireworks."
Tensely awaiting the jury's ac
tion was Max Solomon, attorney
for redhaired callhouse Madam
Brenda Allen, who said he would
try to "spring" her from jail on a
habeas corpus writ as soon as the
session is over.
Review Sought
Solomon sought a review of the
shapely Hollywood vice queen"s
case earlier this month on
grounds that a police officer com
mitted perjury in testimony that
convicted her of attempted pan
dering. But a judge refused to
take action on grounds it might
jeopardize the grand jury's work.
Miss Allen, whose luxurious
hillside bordello catered to an
exclusive movieland clientele, told
the grand jury she kept operating
by making regular "protection"
payoffs to police vice squad of
ficers. Courthouse attaches said jurors
were considering perjury or
bribery indictments against six
persons, including top. police
brass.
Meanwhile,. Edward (Neddie)
Herbert, racket boss Mickey Co
hen's No. 1 lieutenant, remained
, near death from a shotgun blast
j that mowed down him, Cohen and
Sunset strip last Wednesday.
Near Death
Herbert, who narrowly missed
injury in two previous gangland
shootings, lapsed into uncon
sciousness at Queen of Angels
hospital yesterday as Cohen's'
"boys" lined up to give him blood
transfusions.
Investigators were checking
many widely-scattered angles in
the shooting of Cohen, dapper lit
tle gambling king whose charges
of police shakedown attempts
touched off the grand jury inves
tigation. Developments included:
Reports that Cohen left town
for high level gangland meetings
in the midwest shortly before the
shooting, posibly to bolster his
shaky standing with underworld
chiefs.
Rumors that Cohen had been
borrowing, and lending large
sums of money, and that the
assassination attempt results
from overenthusiastic debt collec
tion by his henchmen.
COMPLAINT WITHDRAWN
Roy Irvin Barton, of Sisters,
who was arrested July 18 on a
charge of threatening to kill his
wife, was released from the coun
ty jail today after Mrs. Barton
withdrew her complaint against
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COUNTY COURT
UK IT HEMEMBEHKn. That at I
a regular meeting ot the lounlyl
Court held July 6. 1H4:I. all mem-1
tiers neniK present, the following
business Mas transacted:
In the Matter of Claims
Aginxt the County:
The following bills were pre
sented and ordered paid:
GENERAL. KL'ND
Samuel C. Shaver Preda
tory animal control $106.12
Mary Hiltje Hubbard P.
H. K. Sat UKJ.ST
Standard Oil Co. Sheriff,
auto exp 1.85
E. G. Mansfield Surveyor 47.50
Felix Motor Sales Sher
iff, auto exp 16.35
General Petroleum Corp.
Sheriff, auto exp I7.bd
C. L. McCauley Sheriff,
postage 63.09
Harry Johnson Sheriff,
auto exp. 2-i.au; juve.
12.80 - 37.60
Eriksen's Stationery
Sheriff, repairs 17.50;
suod. 4.70 22.20
Myrick Photographs Fin
gerprint ident 2.16
Photo Art Studio Finger-
urint dent 18.H0
Shoop & Schulze Tire Serv.
Sheriff, auto exp 62.41
West Coast Ptg. & Bdg.
Sheriff, 20.1U: cierK.
72.10; J.P. No. 1 6.50;
Treas.. 17.80 116.50
Monroe Calculating Ma
chine Co. Treas., main, u.uu
Audrey Fox Extra clerk
hire .'O.W
Farley Elliott, Postmaster
Clerk, postage 90.00
Helen M. Dacey, Co. Clerk
Freight '-34
Aune's Courthouse exp. .. 8.94
Warner Plumbing Co.
Courthouse exp o.ao
Bend Garbage Co. Court
house exo 4.30
Packer - Scott Co. Court
house exp ll.Sd
George Childs Hardware
Co. Courthouse exp 8.55
Bend Water Dept. Court
house eXD -KJ.30
Henderson Repair Shop--
Courthouse exo i-ov
Bend Storage & Transfer
Co. Courthouse luei .... ua.ii
Bender-Moss Co. Circuit
Court, books S.OU
Ralph S. Hamilton Cir
cuit Court, postage 15.00
P. W. Chernenkoff, M.D.
Jail exp a.uu
Polly's Cafe Prisoners
board i u
Iva Johnson Prisoners
board 225.00: lail laun
dry 3.70 230.70
Bend Water Dept. In
firmary, water
C. L. Allen Co. Judge.
tmstaee - oou
Catholic Charities, Inc.
Juveniel exp -w.uu
R. L. Lewis T.B. and
Bang s Disease tests iutj
Helen Schmidt P.H.N.,
mileage ......i - 62.04
Mary Hiltje Hubbard P.
H.N., mileage 24.36
Helen M. Cole Health
Dept., office exp 3.94
Shaw Surgical Co. Health
Dept., supplies 1.13
Mahoney Office Equip
ment Health Dept.,
17.67; Co. Judge. 3.58 .... 21.25
Mahonev Office Equip
ment Treas., supp 1.80
The Bend Bulletin cierK,
32.00; Legal, 186.75 218.75
Mary Elizabeth Dacey
- Watermaster, office help 58.84
Walter N. Perrv Asst.
Watermaster 134.64
Aubrev E. Perrv Water-
master 412.50
Aubrev E. Perrv Survey
ing - 11-72
s4d
Kentucky whii-
$3.60
45 Qt.
A Blend
NATION Al DISTILLERS PROD. CORT., NEW YORK
86 PROOF 65 ORAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
PROCEEDINGS
C. L. MoCuulev--Fire Pa
trol ' 4.X
E. G. Mansfield Surveyor VX'Xt
Elizabeth. Bishop - - H.O.,
mileage 22.68
Genevieve Chase P.H.N..
mileage 11.04
A. W. Wesifall - Saniiari-
an, mileage 39.18
C. l Allen Co. Judge,
postage 5.00
Luev Mulllns P.U.N.,
mileage 12.18
Holman Transfer Infirm
ary 75.00
National Assn. of County
Officials County Ad
vertising 175.00
Deschutes Countv Weed
Control Weed control .. 241.53
W. A. Stewart Janitor,
extra help 102.96
Delight Crantas Sheriff
& D.A. steno 42.59
DOG LICENSE FUND
Rav Knowles Turkeys
killed bv dogs 112.W)
Fred Bristlin Turkeys
killed by dogs 28.00
GENERAL ROAD FUND
Donald R. Sholes- Salary.. 250.73
Rov Allingham- Salary .... 274.53
Llovd Burnett Salary 261.26
T. C. Daly Salary 270.89
Oliver Bitiwn Salary 261.26
Herbert Franklin Salary 262.5S
Lee Hollenbeck -Salary .... 269.55
Don Parslev Salarv 209.16
Flovd McLean Salary 217.46
George H. McAllister Sal. 293.31
R. F. Morehead-Salary 250.73
Walter Nelson- Salary 236.2S
Wilbur Sholes Salary 250.73
Robert Sprague Salary .. 250.73
Charles Triplett Salary .. 264.59
D. D. Tussing Salary 268.09
Clarence Walker Salary.. 2S8.19
C. J. Walker Salary 205.66
Dan C. Wood Salary 262.58
Leonard Workman Sal. .. 277.90
O. K. Rubber Welders
Tire a cot 2.50
Flaherty's Mach. Shop
Parts 14.01
Ward Motor Co. Parts .... 11.30
Bend Sand & Gravel Co.
Rock and oil 492.00
George Childs Hardware
Co. Hdw 5.80
Redmond Machine Works
Parts 3.50
Bend Auto Parts, Inc.
Parts 30.76
Bend Garage Co. Tire
acct. 52.92
Schuman Auto Electric
Parts 60.96
Bend Hardware Co. Hdw- 3.03
Morris-Nelson Co. Parts.. 1.35
Bend-Portland Truck Serv
iceGen. exp 30.83
Mack International Motor
Truck Corp. Parts 6.38
Bend Water Dept. Water 1.45
Nelson Equipment Co.
Parts 82.80
J. W. Copeland Yards
Lumtjer iso.
The Miller Lumber Co.
Lumber 169.92
Hunnell Motors Parts .. 6.46
State Ind. Acc. Comm. i"
Ins 120.26
S.P.&S. Ry. Co. Gen. exp. 49.23
Ballou & wrignt parts .. 63.46
Motv & Van Dyke. Inc.
Parts 141.69
Standard Oil Co. Fuel .... 2.65
Bend Specialized Service
Parts 52.66
Shoop & Shulze Tire Serv.
Tire acct 315.50
Oregon Hardware Dist.
Parts 7.06
Reo Truck Sales Co.
Parts 30.54
Bend Iron Works Parts.... 29.52
Reed Tractor and Equip
ment Co. Parts 248.35
Feenaughty Machinery Co.
Parts 262.62
Loggers & Contractors
Mach. Co. Equipment ..1062.90
Beall Pipe & Tank Corp.
Pipe 190.40
E. E. Varco Gen. exp 17.10
In the Matter of Deeds
To County Owned Lands:
At this time the Court signed
the following deeds:
Arthur Knutsen et ux: Lots 25
and 26, Blk. 119. First Add. to
I Bend Park, $200.00.
John Pengilly et ux: Lots 7
and 9. Blk. 17. Park Add., $225.00.
I Ora C. Flickinger: E Sec. 30,
jTwp. 20 S., R. 17 E.W.M. Re
demption, suz.utj.
A deed signed April 7, 1948,
conveying a tract 20x25' in Block
7, North Addition, to George M.
Dyer et ux, was delivered in con
sideration of excavation work be
ing completed.
In the Matter of
County Weed Inspector:
The Court appointed Gene Lear
as weed inspector of Deschutes
County, and Sherman Telford as
deputy weed inspector.
(SF.A fW.pWo
VICTOR'S REWARD Pancho domain of Los Angelas, Calif, re
ceives a victory klaa from his wife after winning Uw men's lngle
division ot the National Clay Court Tennis Championships at River
Forest, Chicago, II). Gonzales best Frank Parker of Los Angeles In
Ihf finals to win the championship.
In the Matter of
Refund of Taxes:
The Court ordered the Tax Col
lector to make refunds as follows
for overpayment of taxes:
w. t.. snaver, w cents: Peter
Ralph Harrison, $3.19; Holliday
Realty Company, $1.85.
In the Matter of Re-Sale of
County Owned Property:
Whereas. Deschutes Countv.
Oregon, is the owner of the real
property hereinafter described,
and the County Court deems it
tor the best Interests of said
County to sell said real property;
1 MtKtt-TJKt, be, IT ORDER
ED, that the Sheriff be. and he
hereby is authorized and directed
lo sell the following described
real property in the manner pro
vided by law for not less than
tne minimum price and terms set
opposite each -tract, plus costs of
advertising and recording the
deed:
Parcel No. 1 Lots 9, 10. 11. 12,
13, 14, 15, 16. 17 and 18 Inclusive.
Block 26, LaPine. $200.00. cash.
Parcel No. 2 Lots 9 and 10,
Block 25, Riverside. $35.00, cash.
Parcel No. 3 SMiNEh, Section
8. Twp.'14 S., R. 12 E.W.M.
$200.00, cash.
Parcel No. 4 Lot 5.Block 45.
Riverside I2(W down, $10.00 per
month). $65.00, terms.
There being no further busi
ness, Court adjourned until Fri
day, July 22. 1949.
C. L. ALLEN, County Judge
E. E. VARCO, Commissioner
A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner
TOASTMASTERS MEET
Ted Holliday was in the role
of master of ceremonies at last
night's meeting of the Bend
Toastmasters' club, held at the
Trailways Cpffee shop. Principal
speakers were Harri" Drew Jr.,
Shirl Harmon and Fred Paine.
Evaluators were Eugene Buck
num, Clarence Bush, Vance Coy
ner and Gifford Briggs. Don H.
Peoples presided at the dinner.
... try Gregg's BANNER BREAD ir's
better on all counts. Try a loaf today. At
all grocery stores.
"200 Miles Fresher"
WHAT CENTRAL OREGON MAKES
MAKES CENTRAL OREGON
Last Rites Held
For Mrs. Garrett
Prineville. July 27 Funeral
services were held, at the Prine
ville funeral home here today at
2:30 p.m. for Mis. Lc-ona Agnes
Garrett, 66 and native of Falsely,
In Lake county. She died Sunday
evening while on a visit with the
family or a daughter. Mrs. C. H.
Finnell, at Cherryvllle. Rev. D.
L. Penhollow, pastor of the Pow.
ell Butte community church, offi
ciated, interment following at the
Pioneer Memorial cemetery. Mrs.
Garrett and her surviving hus
band, James Garrett, had lived
for 40 years on a ranch east of
Madras between the Haycreek
ranch headquarters and Ashwood.
They had recently purchased
property in Madras, where they i
had planned to build a home.
in addition to the Cherryvllle
daughter and her husband. Mrs
Garrett Is survived by two sons.
Clayton! of Antelope, and James
E. Garrett of Prineville; two (sis
ters, Mrs. Birdie Palmateer of
Wamlc and Mrs. Georgia Rodgers
of Omak, Wash.; a brother. Ed
ward O'Kclley, of Brockton,
Mass.; and two aunts. Mrs. Jane
Demaris of Prineville and Mrs.
Hemma Graves of Burns. Five
grandchildren survive.
STOLEN CAR FOUND
State Police Sergeant L. L.
Hirtzet said today a blue 1937 se
dan stolen from Portland July 24
has been found In brush seven
miles west of Sisters, apparently
abandoned by the thieves.
The car had been run off the
road, and was entirely out of
sight. Tracks led officers to fol
low its trail. The cor was found
lout of gas, butdn normal condi
tion. The owner has been notified.
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Redmond Hears
Hospital Plans j
Redmond. July 27 Some 7ft
liersous unending a meeting hero
lust night heard LoiiIk l. Hair
milline plans for a Redmond me
morial iinspllal, to cost uppiixJ
mutely $3K0.0(H). Han, adviser
fur the hospital project, said the
hospital would have 3ft ImhIs.
Ijisi night's meeting was pre
sided over by C. T, Thompson,
Redmond chamber of commerci)
president. IVIegallons represent
ing organization!) from Bend,
I'rlnevllle and Madras were Intro
dueed. Speakers included J. F.
Daggett, president ol the I'rlnc
villi memorial hospital, who told
Redmond residents how thr drive
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OliiCICHS INSTAI.I.ICI)
Madias, July 27 - - Carol Crane,
daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Vincent
( iraue, lias turn installed lis presl
dent of the local mill nf Thetu
Hlio, nrganl'atliiti of gills spon
sored by tin- Keliekah lodge here.
Oilier oldens of Tlielu llho lor
the coining year are Ciuol Vai'
Vmt, vice-president; Carolyn
Warren, wenMaiy; Marilyn Wei
let', treasurer; Ellilne Oveiliiilse.
wui'tlen; lleveily (iiillirallli, con
ductor; Virginia Cmjieiilcr, mill
for fluids was successfully con
ducted In I'rincvllle. The I'line
vllle hospital Is now under con
stturiflm. J. R. Ilolierls, president ot the
Redmond memorial hospital
group, was Introduced anil out
lined plans for the caitiliiilgn, lo
lie held under the direction ol
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dine, Inside gumdimi; Kalhleeu
Kilos, Hillside guardian, anil He-
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27 'II'' - Former president llnuv.
er will make an address of "mi
tlonal Importance" heir Aug. 10,
university of flcials said today, lie
will speak on the ccleliruilini of
his 7ftth birthday.
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