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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIVI Local News Minimum yoili'rdiiy, Hi ili-grrfs. Minimum liutl night, III iIi'kii'i'n. Ilt'ml anil vicinity I'lirlly rlniuly totluy unit I'rlilny Willi few after iiiMin lliiiiiiliroliuwrrK In iiiiiuii lulus; high ImiIIi liny HO lit H."; low IoiiIkIU it In 17. Mr. mid Mm. Dnnnlil Karri, 4 5 k CJivolcy, me pim-nts nf 11 mi horn UiIk morning in St. Charles hospital. The biiliy weigh ed 1 (loutuls 4 OUIICON, Minn Esther Emery timl Mm. Elsie A. Omni li'ft IIiIh inciinliiK for Antihunt, to ulti'iiil I hi' (in'' dim Shukiispi'tiiliin festival, "The Turning of the Kliri'w" Ik ached uli'il tor tonight In tin' outdoor Elliulx'tlmn tlii-iili-r on the South ern Oregon college, campus. Mrs. T. D. Srxton, who under went a tiuijor operation at St. Chlil'U'S liiKiltiil hint week, Was to lie rvli'liiwil todiiy . Mr, and Mil ('hiirli' U'Hen and daughter, Xininii. o( The Uullci. were In llend IiihI night, returning from u vacation trip to ciiiilornlii. U ltra in n mi'in her of the stale police lone ut The Dulles. Mil. J. II. Dudley mid Hon Ilnl), returned yi'Hterday (rum IteedNport on the Oregon const where they iiltended the Itoger Wiley Hiii Ihiiii liurrevlk wedding Sunday, lliey were iicciiinpiinU'd to the count city liy MIhs Mar gnret Cornell, memlier of the lo cul school mall. Itoger E. CutMforlh nnd Shirley 3. Ilowen. Ixith of limine, have been Issued a marriage license according to Die county clerk's records. A marrlaite license him heen Issued to William JnhiiMm ami Waildn J.ouUc lint well, Inith of ftedinnnd, according lo the rec on In of the county clerk. Mm. Anna Marie Ijiiviii, of Itlchliiucl. WiihIi., Ih vlslllng lli'f In other In law and sister. Mr. and Mm. II. V. Anili'isnn. MM West 4th Htret't. Mm. Anderson l.s re roverlni! from a recent nines Mm. Ijiikui wan a lleud resident u number of yearn ago. Mm. William J. liner. !7I Ither tilde, hits received wind that sin' wan n winner on a radio program thill (IlKtrlliuleN prizes, Site In lo receive wrist watch and n tall oreil ensemble. It was reported. Wnlter Schmidt of Shevltn was discharged from Lumberman's liONpltal thla morning. A meeting of the trlrounly se lective service hoanl will lie held In the board office In the U'Kanc building tonight lit 7:30 o'clock. Mm. Ktni'M Davis, of near llend, wua illM-hat gcl from Linn ts'iman's lumpltal eKteiday,- . - i 7. . a . "' CAftll 'OF THANKS Our heartfelt thnnkN to nil who extended comforting svmimthv nnd help In our rei-eni sorrow. Knr the beautiful service. Iloral offerings, and other kindnesses, we arc deeply grateful. Mm. Hay Allen Mariiiin'i. Wayne and James Allen Mm. K. W. Allen Mm. Once I'hnmticrlnln Mm. MalM-l Miller Mr. and Mm. Ccorge C. Phillips Mil. Irene Knsmussen NOTICE Members I.W.A. I.ocul C7 Ri'KUlur meetlmj Saturilay. An Rust 'JO, 2:00 p.m. Nominations of Di'li'k'nU'S for Internntinnal Convention. Memliem must lie present lo be eligible lor nomina tion. Adv. Dity'i Stylo Bays O C ml w GTOVER-LEQLANC inc. Dutch Deserters Join Republicans liy Arnold ('. Itnuliiiinri fl'HILMl I'lwM HUfl rtr-aH'll'l'lll loejnkai la, IndoneHln '111 He. hind the scenes of InilnueNlaii Lili'lllllil resistance In C'enlial Java are two Dutchmen. Until me deserters from the Koyal Netherlands iii iny. Tliey havn lieen ileelaivd trallom ly their coiiulrymeii mid probably will he shot If the Dutch ever get mound to catchluK them. I hey any they me "proud to be Dutchmen, deny they nro traitors nnd doubl whether they ever will be cnuicht. They auy that aecord InU to an old demiicrntlc iJulcli cuxtoni, they are permitted to fol low their own convlctlona nnd Hint they lire fallhiK back on thin unwritten Hutch law In defenae of their iietlona. Doth now clulm IndoneKlan cltizcmihlp. They nre 2ti year-old Harry Hill aker nnd 4t) yenr old Kredrlch Wll leiiNleln. Ilolh come from Am sterdam. They lire second lieu lenaiila 111 the republlcnn tinny and have foiiKht on the side of the rcpuhllruiiH. I'oiiKht (iermmia Here la their Hlorv: lloth men entered the Dutch army In liMO nnd continued the wnr iiKalnat the (.I'imiuiH from the unilei'itrouiiil when the nala qiilclilv overran' Holland In May of that year. In 1!MI they Joined the InvndliiK allied iirmlea fluht- Iiik aluiiK Hie aouthern frontlem of Pie NethcrlnndN. WIIIeiiHleln Jolniil the Cnnndlnn in iny nnd llulhkcr fought with the AmerlcniiN. I'hey were lion ornhly dlkchniKiil from these for elltn iiimli'K after the wnr nnd re entered the Dutch in my. After a brief llnliilnn period in r.nclanil mid Australlii, lliey weir siiiipeii lo I Me lnillea but upon arilvini; in .suraliaya In l'Mii, fused lo ftht UK'ainst the Imlo nesliins. "When I arrived and saw that the Indonesians were flclitlni! for their freedom, It reminded me of our flk'ht against the (Germans diirlni; the 01 cuimtloii," Wlllen stein said. "J could not fluht the Indonesian nnd return lliem to colonial rule, u nicer Way of say Iiik foreign occupation." Sent In I'lison He claimed: "There lire other Dul eh men who fii-1 the same When they fulled to drnw ills- nilKsula from the Dutch service they contacted the republican Ml iny nnd soon found themselves In the Kim simiL-clliiL' racket, loot liiK Dutch sjori'H to 1,.,'d the Kucr lilluN mound Sunilmyn. 'Hie Dutch mllllnrv iKilice crack vl down nnd botli were nrresled dismissed ulirhonoralily nnd sen to prison. They escaped from u work detail near MalanR two weeks after confinement nni crossed Into the republican camp in early 1SIIH. Hoth men said they wished to remain In Indonesia for the rest of their Uvea. They said they did inn rt'Kiiru me nutcn nrmv nor tlielr ex-countrymen ns enemlc but said they stoutly opposed the Dutch coloninl system mid the ef forts of Holland to recolonlzc the Indies. Trade In your old wnlch hand we will Rive you 51.00 nllownnc on the purchase of a new wrist band by Spldel, Chrysler or otlx maker at NIEHKRt lAI.I.. JEW EI.EItS, next to Ciuillol Thente "We Repair With Cure." Est I !ttl. Adv. E$ayrs (College Cords Exclvsiv J llVf 1 1 I A POCKETS , V ki 5 TIMES J i, V STRONGER 1 ,,1!, f'S ' 1 Mm A Campui Tradition . Tali yoti mora than ovor catchlnf tht ayot on all Woitorn campuioi. Day's Collage Cordi for '49 ara tha limit In corduroy hlitory. Incluilva Leathor-Stay Pockott , , , , . , Naw Strength . . New Low ( REAM WHITE fOKN CASTOtt $g50 fil SUNTANS With Zipper Fly FADED BLUE DENIM Slacks Senate AoDroves Clark Judgeship WiiMhhiKtnr., Auk. 'iii- ine senate today nppioved Hie ap lolntineut of ulloiiicy K1'1 ''" f' on i CUik lo Hie aupreme court. The vote was 7.') to K. Clark had solid haikhif,' fiom he ilemociallc majoilty as the senale lijnoied the plen of Sen. lomer KeiKUHon, It., Mil h., Hint lie nomliintlon bo rejected be- ause II wua "Iruiispureiilly po- llllcul." The vole clime ufler 3'.i hours of debute. KeiKUson osrned Hie flKht with mi HOinlnule speech only lo see democrat from the north nnd aoutii sin Iiik to tlni K a defense, Campaign (Continued from I'uko 1) The I'leunllness of the country la even more noteworthy when one renlli's Hint only a few of the liiiL'i'Hl cities, such us Athens, Snloulcu and Voloa, have runnlni: wuler. Women wash their fam ilies' clothes In streams, lienlliiK them with flut rocks, ua women there huve done for centuries. There la little soup uvuiluble In the country. Harvesting Is done with sickles, ami peasant women, In their lont;. full skirts, ure a picturesque sicht in the fields, Iiomls said. Even In the cities there is little recreation. Queen Krederlca has abandoned dancing for the dura tion of the war. i'rlncipul diver sions are the Amerlcnn cinema, KiitherinK at open air cafes, drink ing rnffee, nnd promenudini; be tween 8 and 10 p.m. .Method of Courting The promenade, by the wav. Is the official medium of Creek courtship, Loomia said. Young 'ople ure strictly chaperoned, and the boys and girls are not permitted lo mingle until after betrothal. When a couple is en gaged, there Is a period fo court ship, mid If a marriage l.s ar ranged, the girl brings to her new home 11 substantial dowry. Hie three main factions In Creek society me the civilian, the church and the military. 'Hie Creek Orthodox church, a branch of the Roman Catholic faith. Is a strong Influence in the coun try. Ench church Is nttended bv 3D or 40 priests. The church dig nitaries huve their place back of the ultar. for services; civilian officers are seated at the right. and military persons at the left. The Creek soldier Is a first rate fighting man. Loomls said. He is sturdy and physically fit. and If necessary cun subsist for days.pn bread, sleeping on the bare ground. In recognition of his services to the Kith division, Eoomis was presented n solid gold medal, the only one of Its kind, made espe cially for him in Creoce. The Creek government also awarded him the Creek war cross, class H, and a medal for distinguished services. Has your skin suddenly become a problem? If it has. come out to Hie Vanity l-'nir Beauty Salon, Friday. Saturday or Mondav. Au gust 13-20-22. and Doris Mitzel feldt, I'rlncess Nyla cosmetics technician, will give you 11 compli mentary facial and skin analysis, with all beauty appointments giv en by Coldic and Marguerite. Phone UOti for appointments. Hours: 10 to 5. Adv. Now Price. "WW -S i Old-Timer Pays Visit to Bend Homesteaders of 1003, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mr!.eod, nre visiting tills week In llend for Hie first lime In thiee years. Coming orig inally from Alieevllle, Kans., In Coffey county, McLood wus a 24-year-old railroad man with a bride of one year when he built a two- room shack on H0 acres of land ut I'owell liutte. Today the house Is gone, and the entire plot has no sign of ever having hud human habitation, he said today. The Mcl'ods' daughter, Avn, now Mrs. Hugh Edwards of Van couver, Wush., wus born here In I'M. At that time there was but one doctor In Bend. M:Ieod worked on the townsltc of Rend, at wages of $3 per day. In 1!H)(1 he "gave up" for lack of wuler, tis those who took the land after him did. In 11)11 the family settled In Vancouver, Wash, Various railroad Jobs took him all over Wnshlngton and Oregon. He snvs he laid steel from Banks to Keasey, In 11(22. At present he lives at. 4011 Main street, and works for the stale highway de partment In Vancouver. His grandson, Hugh Edwrfrds, lfi. drove the homesteaders here His slster-ln-lnw la Mrs. E. A. Bus- sett, of I'owell Butte. He Is stay Ing with a niece In Redmond, Mrs. Dewey Stoffer. A second daugh ter, Mrs. Ijiwrence Baker, lives In Ritzvlll, wash. Training Setup Gets Under Way A program for training soil conservation service personnel In methods of making range utiliza tion surveys was begun in central Oregon this week under the direc tion of Waldo Frandsen, assistant chief of range management divi sion, SCS. of Portland, It was re ported today by Joseph B. Rogers, district conservationist Plans nnd procedures for con ducting a utilization survey of the central Oregon ranges arc being worked out by a group of con servationists from various parts of the state. Rogers stated that several small pastures in the area are to be sur veyed this week as a means of training SLS range men in the Bend work group. The protect of surveying nil range lands In the area will be completed in the fall, according to uogers. Assisting Frandsen in the train Ing program is E. W. Anderson, range sjwcliillst from Pendleton. Others taking part in the work are William Dirkson. chief of the land management division. Port land: Paul Scheffer, zone conser vationist. Portland; Lester Daven port, work unit conservationist. Klamath Falls; Louis Andrew, soil scientist, Klamath Falls, and Wil liam Cockran. work unit conser vationist, Redmond. WAR HANGER SF.F.N Chicago, Aug. 18 Uli Rep. Jacob K. Javits. R., N.Y., today warned that there is a grave, new near east war danger." He said that cancellation of the United Nations truce order in Palestine makes possible the ship ment of arms to both Arab and Israeli states. Seuking before a section of Chicago's combined Jewish ap- lieal, Javits said that "action is urgently required" and that the peace through diplomatic ncgo tiaition apicar "dim." WOMEN LIVE LONGER Washington, Aug. 18 Uli The public health service came up to day with figures to prove that, women the so-called weaker sex live longer than men. In 1S147, the service said, said, the average life expectancy for white women was 70.6 years while the average for men was only (J5.2. Among non-whites, the life expectancy for women was 69.9 and 5i.9 for men. The average for the total popu lation was 66.3 years. Candlelight is said to be helpful in slowing down the pace at which some people eat. FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Free C'lly Delivery Wo Telegraph Flowers Anywhero Oim'ii Evenings and Sundays PBCKETT FLCttVKIt SHOP & GABDKN 6211 Qulmlty Phone 530 Counfy ourt Approves Plan For Dog Pound The county court yesterday gave Its approval of the Des chutes county Humane society's plan to construct a dog pound on city and county property lo cated one-half mile north of the county Infirmary. The city commission naa pro posed constructing the pound at Hie city dump, but on petition of the society, decided against such a move. Approval of the court was sought by delegates of the Hu mane society on the grounds tnat there might be some objection to the pound being located too close to the Infirmary. I he court agreed, however, that the one-half mile distance was great enough so that per sons at the Infirmary would not tie disturbed by noise which might be created by the dogs at the pound. The court also gave its approval to the society's plan to fence In about a lour or five acre area at the pound location, in which the dogs could be al lowed to run. SUrt Next Spring Mrs. Alice S. Orewller. presi dent of the society, today said that the organization hopes to begin construction of the pound sometime next spring, bhe stated that although no official plans have been drawn for the build ing, It undoubtedly will be a seven or eight kennel and run way unit. Representing the society at the court session yesterday were Frank Prince, Carl Johnson, Mrs. A. L. O. Schueler and Mrs. Ore wller. A delegation of city officials also appeared yesterday before the court. and was granted a re quest for a deed to some county property in the east section of the citv. The property involved the right-of-way of East 10th street between Franklin and Al- tin avenue. That particular sec tion of the street runs through county-owned property. Making up the city delegation were O. w. Cuthbertson, city manager; Percy W. Drost, superintendent ol the city street and water depart ments, and A. E. May, street de partment engineer. Routine business of authoriz ing payment of county bills was also conducted yesterday by the court. Court members present were C. L. Allen. Judge, and A. E. Stev ens and E. E. Varco, commis sioners. INVENTION AIDS FLYING Brcckenridge, Minn., Aug. 18 HP Two science teachers today an nounced that they have invented "no-stalling w-ing tip wmcn will revolutionize flying in small air craft." Art Sampson and C. M. Ralston, both of Wahpelon, N.D., said their device was approved this week bv the civil aeronautics authority- LAST RITES FRIDAY Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. Irom the Prine ville funeral home for Mrs. Sarah Arnold, 87, who died yesterday morning in Bend. NO I IKE DAMAGE Kmbers from a burner stack was blamed for a roof blaze at the Brooks Scanlon plant shortly before noon today. 1 he blaze was checked by mill crews, after Bend fire department members an swered a general alarm. Np dam age resulted. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. Well-Known Man Felt Like Swollen Balloon Full of Stomach Gas "I'll in eLid to trll anyone who writes In mr wlut Kail O Irx hjs done in my easr," says A. H. Sirmens, IM.'i North Ave, Itrrd ley, I'itlif, "1 was vo conMijwtcd thjt foot! would bloat mr tip likr j lick. It jut seemed to lay in my Mumjch and sour and bark up hnisiiy in mv thruat. Seemed always wor: at inch I voiildn't rest from rolling and tosMnc, then cet up without any sleep, cranky and h.ird to ret alone with, hak.0 Dcx thanced all that, for now I'm as regular is clock no more sas and bloat, nnd sleep like a top. My wile sas th.it 1 have a good disposition sinre taking Kal-0 Dot and look and feci better than I have in year." KAL O-DEX is in Herbal Formula con taining medicinal juices from 6 Great Herbs; these herbs cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, act on sluggish intestines and kid neys. Miserable people soon teel different all over. So don't go on suffering. Get KALO DEX today at all drug stores. Money Bark Guarantee. Adv. ALTERATION REPAIR Men's and Women's Suits O'Coats. CARL JOHNSON, Tailor Suits made to measure. 335 Vermont 1'lione 840 FRECKLES AND HIS 3ASP) T WHEN TMEY EVEN' ,C S Cnift0Vv7ll i ! drowned our ISts -v" jyN": i I ouir TI6ERRA6.I v3V'' A l" Lonely Hearts Killers to Die New York. Aug. 18 IP The "lonely hearts" killers, Raymond Fernandez and his fat mistress, Martha Reck, today were doomed to the electric chair by a Jury which deliberated all night before finding then; guilty ol first de gree inuruer. The Bronx supreme court Jury of 10 men and two women Celio- e rated lor nine hours and '& min utes. Fernandez, 34. and Mrs. Beck, 29, faced tne Jury wnen Foreman Fred D. Yobs announced the ver dict. They stood calmly without ex pression when Yobs reported each ol tiielr verdicts separately. They murdered Mrs. Janet Fay, 66, Albany, N.Y., widow, lor her small savings. She thought Fer nandez was In love with ner. The case went to the lurv at 7:53 p.m. last night and tne ver dict was announced at 8:30 a.m. : However, less than nine and a.' hall hours were spent in actual ' deliberation, 'lhe jury indicated tnat it had a dilficuit time reach-1 ing a verdict, apparently on the degree ol guilt 01 Fernandez. Twice during the nignt, it came back into the courtroom to hear the Judge, Ferdinand Pecora, read part ol Fernandez' confession In Get a line on the super values now being offered at our height-of-the-season MID-SUMMER SALE! We've scores of things you'll want . . . need ... and use for as long as warm sunshine calls you to fun outdoors. So don't let these big savings Ret away from you. Come In today and buy for your immediate needs . . . for the Labor Day weekend . . . and for the many pleasant weekends yet to come. 6-12 Insect Repellent.. 49c Tar Tan Lotion 79c SUN GLASSES Close Out 19c up REAL VALUES PERFECT in Every Way In the compounding of pre scription medicine, we must be absolutely accurate . . . perfect in every way. The prescription often calls for a minute 1 100th of a grain of a particular drug and It means just what it says. That is why we exert the utmost of professional care and skill using only the finest of Ingrettients and equipment to assure this essential perfection ... to guarantee the utmost In health benefits for you In the medicine we compound. Add 20 Federal FRIENDS I C Aaaiaw Us. iWt MEETLN'Q TUESDAY Floyd West, Bend chamber of ! commerce manager, announced today that the Central Oregon chamber's August meeting will be held next Tuesday In Madras. The meeting was to have been held, originally, at Culver, but which he said he strangled Mrs. Fay with a scarf after 200-pound Mrs. Beck had fractured their victim's Bkull In two places with a ball peen hammer. The Jury came back a third time at 5:21 a.m. to ask the Judge to let them go to bed. He refused and sent them back to deliberate lurther. BASEBALL BENEFIT DAEV3CH Saturday Night, Aug. 20th, 10 to 2 at Elkhorn for ELKS and Guests Adm. Couple M.20-BYO Tax Included Music by Dan Macey's WARM SPRINGS INDIANS CATCH THE BIG ONES! All Metal PICNIC BOX Specie! $1.49 Beach Balls 89c 15c Paper Plates... 8c 15c Paper Cups . 8c $1.25 Swim Caps.. 79c First Aid Kit..... $1.23 Snake Bite Kit $1.89 Band Aids 2?c Box Cameras $7.35 Summer Candies.. 29c BUY A Thrift-Wise Surprise Box Values to $3.00 25c excise tax to Cosmetics. (COOIA Wt'TUe C&rOK. BONNy MH-eCbJ LET'S SC(?AA 1 pipe ' GREATEsr LAUREE-E-, 1 WOULD I BEFORE WB &WVu LAV ME DOOM AHO A VSf VijT v, fifcaf V ......... ...f. .. t u mtrTiTm ma. oil. chamber reuiaentatlvN thaw reported that no building wou)4 lie available In which to hold tt there. The so-culled bald-headed rook fowl of the Cameroon region, West Africa, Is so iar that' few white men have ever seen It.,. SEE RAY LOGAN a "Levi" In "The Light EUrnal" TONIGHT and FRIDAY High School Gym By Merrill Blotter ; i yWILDROOry CBEAM-OIL ) ST' Vo THI HAM th .89 1 una I SHAVING I I g CREAM Jy .X GIANT AO $1 Aj SIZE lU-r-flj if SELTZER M II "O FIOHTS f H UJi"FA HEADACHES 11 VB.57J 370UT Of lOSa W WOMEN CHOOSE jLg. 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