TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
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llliikliiiiiiii yi xlrnliiv, HI ili-gm-.
.Minimum hud nlghl, MM ilrKiffN.
Ili'liil mill vlrlnlly I'ulr today
uml Wcdni'iidiiyi high IhiIIi Iu)n
HI lo HHi low loiilglil li lo 17.
Mr, (ieorge Hiiyrmft will en
li'iijiln tht' llyLuiily t'ltili to
night al H i.m., ul tier Inline ill
IMi Hcvcic.
(iiiuhc Shiup uml I'liVf l.inl
row, Imlli ul Iti'iliiiiinil, loihiy
wcio Hiillilllril In SI. C hin Irh ho,
plliil (or ini'illuil euro unit Ileal
mi'iit. Mr. II nd Mr. (Iliiold Uriel linij
dHUglllii', l.lmlii, ln.i Minl'lii,
liuvu ii'lui ncil Iiiiiii a two-week
vuciillon uu lliu coin.1, uml 1 1 on)
u vit.ll In Wiwhlngtoii.
The mummed muni', Thoiiuiycr
Saw Ki-piilr, Iiiih Ihtii lllril In lliu
lM-rllulr county cleika olllct'
by Noiinun li. 'I lioiiuiyiT.
A min i lilt;!- license him Im'I'ii Ik.
kiii'iI In J cil in l. Thorpe, ol I'm I
land, uml llrli'ii Ji'iui Uo.in, ul
lll'lllllilllll, llCCOIlllllg In lliu I'lfC-
uiiIk of 1 1 if counly cierk.
Mr. uml Mih. ', A. lluyil 'mil
kiiiim, Dun ami I'nlvui, anil Mik.
I mil lluyil, til ivi In Sail Ijikc
I lly linn puM week end. I Km
look ilrllviiy of nil uli plane,
which hi! Hew buck lu lU'dmoiid
lur Oil lliiller. 'J In- other re-liiin.-tl
Sunday n 1 k 1 1 ly car.
Mr. mid Mr. I lurry Ciuinplnii,
YM) liiilvcalon, li'll huniluy mom-
llIU Oil II tWOWCCk VIIC'IIHUI Hip
lulu HiHInIi CoIiiiiiIiIii. Kn ruuli:
home, they will vihh relative In
Sen I Hi' ami 'lamina. Mr. uml Mih.
liainplnn operate u Illinium'
min i' ut Luke place, which will
ii'iiwilii cloned whllu they ui v out
ol town.
Mm. Tom Johimon, Monroi,
Mich., In upending a miiiiih in
llriul. visiting In-r tirolhriH, l'l'ii
.ll 1 !-. ul tin- c ; leu Visia com.
iminily, ami I Ihihmt I'yrr, ol I hi'
KimU'in SI. ir coininiinlly. 'Ihl Ih
the (lint Hiding of I hi' brothers
uml sutler In M year.
MIb Helen I.iiiwiii. daughter
t( Mr. ami Mis. Oscar Larson. o(
Itlaklcy Height", him ri-tui m-ii
from Kiigeiic. where she attended
mitmni'i' hiiiool al Hit' I'nlvcrxliy
ol Oregon. She will remain with
Iiit parent (or (our weeks, be-
lure iiiwiumlng her duties an n
nicnilMT ( the ti'iichcr lal( nl
C'anhy. She wan ni-ctimpiiiiled to
1V.-IH I by her brother-in-law nnd
Ulster. Sir. ami Mm. I in Jones
(Kihel Ijirsonl who sieiit the
Week mil hen".
S Set. Itlchard Cray, marine
corps recruiting nlfnvr. was In
llenil today (loin Kugi'iie on husi
ni'ss. He went on lo I'linevllle
this afternoon.
Mr. and .Mia. Arthur klylnr.
Lincoln. Neh visited In Itend this
past wtvk wllh I heir cousins, Mr.
and Mis. linnet I .sunn, me visii
Is their (list trip lo the west. The
Stouts accompanied the visitors
on sightseeing trips, ami went to
Crater lake yesterday and nn lo
Klanwilli Falls, where the Kly Iters
hoarded the slreanillner to con
llnue their Hip lo California
lilies.
Mis. SV. O. Wlddims left today
(or her home In Salem, alter
MpendlnR a week vl.sillng ul the C.
I.. Coukllu home, .lis Stale street
Mis. U'lildows and Mis. I'onkllii
ire sisters. 'Hie Iddowa were
formerly I lend residents.
Three liahles horn at St. Char
les Tuesday are: Carolyn Jean. 7
IHiunds 4 ounces, daughter of Mr
and Mis. Carl Ijine. Shevlln; Hay
mnod Steve, H pounds !l ounces,
Complaint Issued
In Golf Club Theft
A formal t'ompliilul charging
.lohn Hoe" mid "Itlrhaid Hoe"
villi I. in i;li. liliig Ihe llend Coif
lull Ihls p.ii'l Thursday was (lied
inlay wllh A. J. Moore, district
lloniey, by In KtmidKcr, club
piesldenl.
The complaint makes no men
lion tit five Hint iiiaehlneH which
were reunited curlier Ihls week
lo have been Rlolen liom Ihe
I'll. I, 'I'll,, .-..MM.ImImI ul,.l..U t i , t
then- was In t lit- clubhouse, per
sonal piopiriy, mini nn money,
tooiiiiiK uieusiiM, ii casii leKlNier,
food mid oilier supplies, which
was subject lo larceny.
I'Oltll.A.M) IIOV DKOVVNS
I'm Hand, Atl. 1 "I"'-- Ldward
Itonnld t ioinoell, I I, I'm Hand,
ill owned Monday whllu hwIiii
mini; In Hie Columbia liver neur
lieie, Ills body was recovered
nivi: (os is i.ii ic
K'.... I.... .. A.... 11! 1111
Lawrence Chaiboneuu, 17, CJer-
vais, in owned hi tno wiiiamene
r ver. two miles bouin ui iew
liei'K yeslerday.
V. Ii n,ti.iii.u miltl Mil fimrhmi
can dove from the raft and fulled
lU v u 1 1 ll; t till. mu
UAH- NICT AT $.1
Mill,.., I JM I l. -,,. , '11 .il
Wiiiiillii ml linn llilu rim'iilii(r U'jih
chniKed with dilvlnx u car with
mi lnaiieiUatu muiiier, records at
ponce neaiK uaiieiH snow, uun
was set lit $-').
urn of Mr. and Mm. Keith Foster,
J.' Louisiana, and William Kay, G
pounds 5 ounces, Hon of Mr. and
Mm. Kay u. Hlompaon, i'M Port
land avenue.
KKSOLUTION:
"WHLItfclAS, our liiend and
fellow Scouter, Ivan 0, Marsh
was lor several years an aeilve
Scouter in Ihe Kirsl Christian
Chinch Troop, ami
WHI'.I'.KAS,. he faithfully nt
tended lenilerx' ineellii)!ii lor the
puriMise of ImprovliiK his cflec
uveness in filvinu Scouting to his
Ihjvs. and
Wlll'.llKAS, ho has (ilven un
selfishly of himself In service to
the Isiyhood of his church and
neighborhood;
'HI K It K K O R E, I IK IT UE
SOLVi:i: That we, his friends,
and fellow Scouter, extend to
his family and loved ones our
sluccrcst t-ympathy; uml deepest
appreciation lor the contribution
winch Ixiili he uml Mrs. Marsh
made to the ScouthiK movement
and to the Community In whicn
tin y lived ."
1'asscd hv Ihe lloy Seoul I'ad
ets of Ihe Fremont Scout District,
Una I5lh lUy ol Auuunl, LM:i.
Adv.
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POOR MAN'S RIVIERA For tho who can't afford an tx
pcnilve vuratlnn at the tcaihore, Die beachei along the Marne
River offer the next bet thing for Parlilani. Beaide cool com
fort, wlmnilng, flulilng, boating and luit plain loafing attract
thousands lo the rlvenlde. lut a lew mllea from the center ot
Pari. (Photo by NEA-Acme itult correspondent Rcna Henry.)
SKA TIN (J
Wednesday 7:30 lo 10:30
Fiidav 7:30 to 11:00
Siitunlav Mat.. 'm ... l:.')to .'):.')
Saiurday KM'iuntj ... . 7::) to 10:30
Sunday 7:3t) lo 10:30
For 1'iivate Skatlni; lessons or
for SkallnK Parties, phone 133G
W (or iippolntments.
CIVIC KOLLKK IU.NK
713 liond St. llcud
Adv.
Trade In your old watch band!
We will ulve you 51.00 allowance
on Ihe purchase o( a new wrist
band by Spldel, Chrysler or other
maker at MKUKKtlALL. JEW
KLKltS. next lo Cnpllol Thealer.
"We Uepalr With Care." Est.
HV.'G. Adv.
For smooth, carefree going on that trip
you've planned, let our expert mechanic
linve a lank nt your car. It may he in flna
ihnpe . . . but we'll make ure of it (or you.
Here's Our VACATION SPECIAL
k Check lactrlcal
yitam
if Engine Tuna-up
lubricate Chault
k Check ond k Chang crankcai
aduil ttaerlng oil
k Check cooling tyitem (
A mighty good invtttmentl
24 HOUR
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Phone 26
Night Time Phone 504-W
HUNNELL MOTORS
835 Bond
Phone 26
Anglers Getting
Better Fishing,
Lions Informed
Improvement of fishing condi
tion in central Oregon (or the
present season has eliminated the
heavy concentration ol (Ishermen
at a (ew hike In the area, accord
liiK lo Kobert llorovlcka, blolo?lst
(or the lale (fame commission,
who today spoke on Ihe gumc
commission' (Ish program be
(ore the Bend Lions club.
llorovlcka explained that be
cause lakes heretolore listed as
mediocre on the (isherman's list,
have been hrou,'ht up to par with
some o( Hie belter lishlng spots
o( the urea .anglers have had a
better field lor their sport this
year.
Program Outlined
The biologist outlined the pro
crnm ot the game commission in
i Improving nnd maintaining dsn
' Ing In the area. At present, he
said, Ihe commission is conduct
( lug Investigations o( the streams
land lake to determine growth,
feed, nnd other factors relating
: to fish.
I Restocking of fish, he con
I tinned, Is lielng carried on by
nieins of pneK sirm.'T" -ir-planes.
IJorovickn said that re
stocking lakes by means of air
plane had proved very successful.
One of Ihe good features of Ihe
latter method of restocking Is ac
cording to the sK-aker that a very
Utile time elapses lietwcen Ihe
time the fish leave the hatchery
and when they are put in the
lakes.
The game .commission is also
conducting n study of Ihe Des
chutes river basin to determine
the effect made upon fish by the
use of water In Irrigation and for
power. Uorovlcka said.
. In an interview following the
Lions chili meeting today, Boro
vlckn said that 30 virgin trout
lakes have lieen found near Irish
mountain, by means o( aerial pho
tographs of the area. He said that
at present there are no trails or
mads into the lakes, hut that
field-men will go in before the
winter to make an examination ol
the 30 new hikes.
BOND SALES GOOD
fiend's county chairman of E
bond sales. A. L. O. Schueler. an
nounced todiiv that $S1.3.r)ti in
bonds were sold In July. lScnd Is
one of nine counties which had
lis best sale ot Ihe your in the
past month.
Use classified arts In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
K. of C. Open
(Continued from Page 1)
the entire order, hi paternal
lipohtollc benediction."
riesldcnl Iruinan messaged
the convention:
"The middle year of Ihe 20lh
century finds the world in a tra
gic Htate of Irrationality and vio
lence In thought and action. In a
bitter conflict which rend the
woild today, this country con
tinues to hold aloft the torch of
liberty which also symbolizes
light and truth. The efdeacy ot
Ihe bill of rights depend upon
the vigilance, ol the American
people and the delermlnutlon of
each citizen lo meet the obllga
Hon which citizenship confer.
Slash in Arms
Program Sought
Washington, Aug. 16 HP) Four
prominent member of the house
foreign uffair committee today
threw their support ocmnci a pian
in ul:i.h ihr. ilm Inliit rat Inn'fl SI..
450.00(J.OOO arms aid program by
about 40 per cent.
The four two democrats ana
two republicans disclosed their
Inionilnns nftni tlm fnreipn af
fairs committee had approved, by
a 11 to 5 vote last night, the full
administration request for mili
tary assistance tunas.
Before approving the bill, the
committee wrote Into it a provi
sion harrine the navment or ac
ceptance ot any (ee or commis
sion to anyone in connection witn
contracts under the program. It
action was designed to block any
effort of "five per centers" to
profit from Ihe arms plan.
The four men are Heps. James
P. Uichard-s, P., S. C, John M.
Vorys, It.. U.. Omar Burleson, D.,
Tex., and Walter II. Judd. R.,
Minn. They said they will team
up lo ley to pcisu.ule the house
lo make a substantial cut in the
commit tec-npproved legislation.
Itichards Is Ihe second-ranking
democrat on the foreign affairs
committee, and Vorys Is general
ly regarded as the top-ranking
flOP foreign policy spokesman in
the house. Both usually support
the administration in foreign pol
icy matter.
The foui arc behind a proposal
originally advanced by Richards.
Under ll. the Sl.160,990,000 which
Ihn inlminUli-Htinn hue earmarked
for western European nations
would lie reduced by $oS0,'195,000,
or 50 per cent.
Judging of Flower
Show Held Today
The annual (lower show, soon
sored by Bend fJarden club, will
be open until 9 p.m. tonight In
the library auditorium. Judging
was to be completed this alter
noon, by Mr. L. W. Frank. Red
mond, Mr. Clarence Elder, Bend,
and Mr. R. N. Elliot, Powell
Butte.
A silver tea and a plant and
('Kid sale was to be held this
adernoon, as part of the occa
sion. The flower show ha been a
highlight of the late summer
flower season (or many years.
The Bend Garden club, which
sponsors the event, is one of the
city's earliest organizations.
Mrs. Stella Nelson, president,
was In charge of the afternoon
events.
Mitchell
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the people of her state since her
tragic experience.
When the word of her death
was announced, Cov. Herman
Talmadge ordered a period of
state-wide mourning until the
funeral is over.
Talmadge asked that all flags
be flown at half mast from the
mountains of North Carolina to
the Atlantic ocean.
Gravitt was Jailed on charges
of drunk driving and a list of
other traffic violations, then re
leased on $3,450 bond. In view of
Miss Mitchell's death, additional
and more serious charges were
expected to be added.
Her personal tragedy had in
voked almost universal sympathy
from a world that considered her
one of the great novelists of all
time. Grady memorial hospital
was deluged with messages o( en
couragement, (rom persons In
high and low station.
President Truman telegraphed
the hoe that she would recover.
A negro telephoned to inquire
about "Miss Peggy." Gravitt visit
ed the hospital as soon as he was
released (rom jail. He said "1
wish It was me up there instead
of her."
BEND CAR STOLEN
State police and Bend authori
ties today are looking (or the car
of George Wilson, 11-8 Daven
port, stolen from a ixirking place
on Bond .street Saturday night.
The car was unlocked.
Its license was given ns Oregon
234-tMi. A black two-door Chev
rolet '3( sedan, the car was found
to be missing Sunday morning,
when Wilson came for it around
9 o'clock.
S ALARMS ANSWERED
The music from the juke box
at Trailways cafe yesterday after-
j noon at 3 o'clock really got hot.
ii t-int-n, summoneu, puuea an
electric cord, and the smoke dissi
pated. Only the music box suf
(ercd. In answer to an earlier still
alarm, at 2:44 p.m., firemen used
j the booster equipment and put
UUL U UIUM1 llie Ml IIIC C5l cnu
of Cumberland street.
A third alarm called firemen
lo Lafayette and Division at 5:30
p.m. The booster put out a grass
fire, without damage.
Paraformaldehyde in flake
form, now available, is essential
ly the widely used formaldehyde
in a polymerized form but has
only 10 per cent water instead
of the (13 per cent In commercial
formaldehyde solutions.
DELEGATE DIES
Portland. Aug. 16 mi Paul P.
Baccacrt, 48, Norwood, Manitoba,
Canada, a delegate to the Knights
of Columbus convention, collaps
: ed and died at a downtown inter
section early today. Death appar
ently was caused by a heart attack.
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228 E. Greenwood
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(H 1'riuiklln.
MOOCHERS BEG tX)R BEER
Charlotte, N. C. till Police
Chief tYank N. Littlejohn ordered
a crackdown on panhandling aft
er ho was told moochcrs were
begging "a quarter for a bottle of
beer" Instead of the traditional
"dime for a cup of coffee."
Z'zjh "H-. t'.mi
NO MORE BLACKS?
Mm Vnrtr Alio 1R IIP) Waller
While, a iight-colored negro who
ha long campaigned for equality
between whites and black, re
ported In i-ook magazine today
chemical that can change the col
or of skin from black to white."
He said that the chemical, "If
completely perfected and widely
used, couio. nit me hiiuciuiv ui
society with the impact of an
. . ';a. !" I. - - JVUW MjJlmiA- Wfruwifc-''-' M
JUST RELAXING Mickey th
Monk relaxes with a beer after
a hard day' work at the home
of hi owner, Mr. and Mr.
Johnny Taral of Queen Village,
N. Y. Mickey like to lit by thi
window and make wolflih noise,
at pretty girl passing by.
COUPLE ARRESTED
Charged with violation of Or
dinance NS 288, Section 8 (Ar
ticle 4, an ordinance stating that
it I unlawful to sign a hotel reg
ister with. a name by which the
signer is unknown, Elizabeth
May McGee, 39, waitress, and
Ross Paul Sherrlll. 25, laborer,
were held at police headquarters
today with bail set at $1U0 each.
Police records stated they had
registered for three rooms under
the name of Mr. and Mrs. cnaries,
The two are from California.
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atomic bomb."
He Identified the chemical
monobenzyl ether or hydroquU
none, which he said cannot yet be
used safely.
PICNIC POSTPONED
The picnic for members ot
circle 4, Catholic Altar society,
has been postponed, officer an
nounccd today. The picnic had
been planned for Thursday ufler
noon in Pioneer park.
A Living Bloom
l or Her Livingroonr
Give bright color . . . sunshine
. . . beauty to your favorite
hostess ... to someone's new
home ... to your wife for
your home . . . with a plant.
They cost so little afford so
much joy.
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PRIEDA'S
"LOWERS
Not Affiliated With Any
Other Flower Shop.
Around the Corner From
Trailways
Sir. and Sirs. Ivan Pickett,
Owners
217 Greenwood Ph. 256-J
i - - t ft .-. 1 ' '
TOWN TOPIC...smart talking point for the Joselli
way wUh a suit! Curved with shapely simplicity,
then slimmed down to a slender skirt, its
classic lines take a day in town or an evening
at the theatre with the same easy elegance.
Worsted sheen gabardine youll live in
and love. In sizes 10 to 18.
Moat moderately priced at
'45.00
wcttt
JH PLACE TO TRADE
STRICTLY FAMILY AFFAIR
Cheboygan, Mich. Hl'iMr. and
Mrs. Fred Preseau went to the
home of her brother. Fire chief
Mose Clairmont, after Mrs. Pres
eau had put a roast in the oven.
Clairmont was called out to fight
a fire in a home. The Preseau
roast was on fire.
A concentrated, highy flavored
; "olive essence" can be produced
; from olive pits by extraction with
j a mixed solvent consisting prin-
I ..l,.ll., Kf .nU..I..A nUln..i.ln
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