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PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON MONDAY. AUGUST 22, 1949 Longshoremen Now Requesting U.S. Mediation By WHIiimI 1. fVrhart (United I'm. Stuff Crtriwtioiiilent I Honolulu, Auk. -'2 'Hi CIO longshoremen expressed willing ness today to mediate their 115-day-old dispute In Washington but employers Indicated, objec tions. The employers previously Ye Joeted such a proposal and an employer spokesman said " you ran draw your own conclusions" fi-om that stand. It was learned In Washington that federal mediation chief Cy rus Ching did not want to leave the mainland while the threat of coal and steel strikers existed. Meanwhile, longshore leaders met in San Francisco to discuss the strike. One of the chief is sues was whether they would recommend that the chief issues was that the membership vote against ratifying coastwise long shore contracts, until the Hono lulu strike Is settled. Bridges (uoted Harry Bridges, longshore union boss, said he would campaign against ratification unless a dis pute over loading Hawaii-bound vessels is resolved. Matson Steamship Lines has called for gangs of longshoremen to load the ship Hawaiian Refiner in San Francisco. The longshore men have refused to cross a picket line set up by two strikers flown there from Honolulu. In order to keep the waterfront peace, the Pacific Maritime asso ciation, representing west coast shippers, voted to refer the mat ter to the coast arbitrator. At the same time, the union- and the PMA planned this week to nego tiate a new picket line clause in their contract. Even though the longshore leaders decide to uphold ratifica tion of the contract because of the Hawaii strike, the longshore men have indicated there would be no new tieup of west coast docks. Sour milk should not be wasted because it has the same food val ue as whole milk and may be used in cooking. No. 23-25 ' Synopsis of Annual Statement for the rear ended December 31. 1948. of the Pacific Employers Insurance Company of Los Angeles, in the State of Cali fornia, made to the Insurance Com missioner of the Suits of Oregon, pur suant to law: Net premiums received. $22,811,707.54. Total interest, dividends and real estate Income. 8308.S82.06. Income from other sources. 85.219.67. Total Income. $23,265,505.37. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $8,641,- 34482. . ,. : Loss adjustment expenses. $2.014.-; "underwriting expenses. $4.853.397J7. Dividends paid to stockholders. $162.-; 000.00. Dividends paid" or credited to policy--holders. $2,035,278.03. . All other expenditures. $280,436.72. : Total disbursements. $17,987,369.29. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market Value). $242,180.00. Loans on mortgages and collateral,' etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (amortized).' 15.369.186.89. Value of stocks owned (market val ue ) . None. Cash in banks and on hand, $5377. S78.59. Premiums in . course of collection, -written since September 30, 1848, $4, C47.493.53. Interest and rents due and accrued, $52,076.88. Other assets (net). $7,900.00. Total admitted assets. $25,696,415.89. . LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS ' Total unpaid claims. $13,984,184.00. Estimated loss adjustment expense (for unpaid claims, $72,339.00. Total unearned premiums, -$4,822,-1251.00. - All other liabilities, $2,997,608.41. Total ltabultles, except capital. $21, 1876.382.41. Capital paid up. $1,350,000.00. Special surplus funds: None. unasslgned funds (surplus). $2.f70, 1033.48. Surplus as regards policyholders, ($3,820,033.48. Total. $25,696,415.89. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received, $294,103.48. Net losses paid. $132,467.05. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, $810.34. CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete) Service Best ot Materials Furnished Our periodical Inspection will Insure you more efficient operciion. B. F. Rhodes & Son Phone 866-W or 716-W CLEANING DRY CLEANING OF QUALITY Repairs and Hat Blocking Capitol Cleaners 827 Wall Phone 524 i ELECTRIC MOTORS Jerry's Motor Shop Electric Motors Repaired Armature Re-Wlndlng Minor Repairs or Rebuild DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION 55 Revere Phone 1446-W OUT OUR WAY ROO M THIPTV VPAPC TVY". Jobless Veteran Gets Assistance New York. Aug. 22 A 25-year-old veteran from Klrkland. Wash., began job hunting today in the city of his dreams with $16 in his pocket from well-wishers in Queens Felony court. Jack W. Davies was' arrested yesterday for sleeping In an apartment house hallway and ar raigned on a vagancry charge. He told Magistrate David Mc Kean that it was his first day in New York and he was down to his last two cents. , . Davies said he fell in love with the city when he passed through en route to Europe as a soldier in 1943 and vowed he would make his home here. When the war was over he returned to his home in Kirkland and went into the roof ing business to save money for the trip east. The veteran said he began hitchhiking in June, but the $185 he had saved and his luggage were stolen in Minneapolis. He Synopsis of Annual Statement for the year ended December 31. 1948, of the Employers Casualty Company, of Dallas, in the. State of Texas, made to 'he Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received. $8,868,557.17. Total interest, dividends and real es tate income. $222,863.62. Income from other sources. $140,- 565.95. Total income; SB.ZZ9.S8G.74. DISBURSEMENTS Net-aunount paid tor losses. $2,955.- 655.02; - - Loss adjustment expenses, $519378 -96. Underwriting expenses. $2,574,024.10. Dividends paid to stockholders .Cash, (102300.00: stock. $250,000.00). $352.- 500.00. Dlvidendss paid or credited to poli cyholders. $490,478.40. AU other expenditures (Including In vestment expenses $8,139.11). $390,181.- 50. Total disbursements. -$7.282. 515.98. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). $134.312 50. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. $10,629.34. Value of boods owned (amortized). $6.806.10728. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). $1,749,797.94. Cash in banks and on band, $1,149. 685 85. Premiums In course of collection written since September 30, 1948, $1,- 604.882.63. Interest and rents due asad accrued, $38378.74. Other assets (net),-$72,870.82. Total admitted assets. $11366.844.88. LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims, $3,277,183.93. Estimated loss adjustment expenses for unpaid claims. $58,007.00. Total unearned premiums. $4,158, 706.35. All other liabilities, $1 .062.646.73. Total liabilities, except capital, $8, 556344 01 Capital' paid up, $750,000 00. Special surplus funds. $500,000.00. Unasslgned funds tsurplus), $1,760, 300.87. Surplus as regards policyholders, $3,-, 010.300.87. Total. $11.566.84488. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received, $10.41. " Net losses paid. none. Dividends paid or credited to poll-, eyholders. None. WHO'S WHO SN BEND AN AI.rHABOTICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES ELECTRICAL CONTRACT WIRING All Types G. E. LAMPS RANGE REPAIRING WIRING MATERIALS BILL'S ELECTRIC 942 Hill at Greenwood Phone 1462-1 For Night Calls Phone 64B-R MONUMENTS For Monuments and Markers In world's finest granites. Guaranteed satisfaction. Your Cemetery Sexton Ray Carlson 854 Georgia Phone S88-M Refrigerator Service All Types of Mechanical Service On REFRIGERATORS HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL ' Oregon Equipment Co. 165 E. Greenwood Phone 888 By J. R. Wiliamt VVVI .-. . T t, hi Q tv ..... .....,,., worked at odd jobs until he could continue his trip and arrived here Saturday. He said he spent the money he had left on a hotdog and fell asleep in an apartment foyer. The judge found him not guilty and gave him 52. The detective who arrested him, Leo S. Tvof folino, and sympathetic specta tors also contributed for a total of $16. OLD GL'N TAKES LIFE Howard, S.D., Aug. 22 UPi Jerry Spader. 8, accidentally kill ed his 4-year-old brother, George, with a muzzle-loading Civil war rifle, officials said today. The boys were playing with the gun while their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spader, were at church yesterday. They loaded it with toy caps. One cap apparently set off a charge that had been in the gun for years, unknown to the fam ily. The shot struck George In the side, killing him instantly. Spader said he had inherited the gun from his father who was a Civil war veteran. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. So. M-4TT ' Synopsis of Annual StateMesrt for the year ended December 31 1948. o the American National Fire Insurance Company of New York, m the State ot New York, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: , INCOME Net premiums revived, $!.19S.3S9.JS. Total interest, dividends and real es tate Income, sisa.iuoai. M Income from other sources, $8,323.92, Total income. $2.348.391 88. ., DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $3tX).M. Loss .dustmen, expenses. $38,472.8. Underwriting expenses. $753,888.08. Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash, $60,000.00: stock. None). $60,000.00. Dividends paid or credited to pol icyholders. None. All other expenditures (Including Investment expenses, $1.485 JO). $53.. 528.54. Total disbursements. 81.266.871.70. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (markel value). None. . . Loans on mortgages and collateral etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (amortised), $1,509,363.00. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). S2.473J14.00. Cash in banks and on hand, $174,. 218.83. Premiums m course of codectkal written since September 30, 1948, $21V 273.11. Interest and rents due sod accrued, 113.064.00. Other assets (net). None. ToUl admitted assets. $4 383 132 94. LIABU 'TIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. $183,833.00. Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims, $8,000.00. Total unearned premiums, $131$, 614.96. All other liabilities, $81300.00. Total liabilities, except capital, $1,. 791.96756. Capital paid up, $1,000,000.00. Special surplus funds: None. Unasslgned funds (surplus), $1393,, 164.98. Surplus as regards poHcyttoidors, $2,593,164.98. Total. $4,385,132.94. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR . Net premiums received, $l$n.31$7ll. , Net losses paid, $32,649.58. Dividends paid ar credited to Pottey holders. None. R. 1. Burse, SA 602 Wllcoi Bids'. Portland Oreion SERVICES OUR NEW CRANE-SHOVEL TRUCK Is built to handle any Job of loading, excavating, etc. Shovel Crane Dragline. Dump Truck Cats Dozers ALLISON DIESEL SHOP 30 Kearney Phone 896 or 139 ROOFING SHINGLES SIDING INSULATION ROOFING Free Estimates Given Use Our Easy Payment Plan Central Oregon Roofing Co. 832 Bond Phone 1270 COMMERCIAL PRINTING OF QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFSET LETTERPRESS The Bend Bulletin Phone 56 Carroll Acres Carroll Acres. Aug. 22 lSe clal) Dr. ami Mrs. John K. Dorsch and family returned last week from a week's vacation. Lawrence Carroll spent the week end at the home of his mother, Mrs. Karl Anders, Reggie IIulliKan spent the week end at the home m his parents, Mi. and Mis. L. It. llalllgan. Sun day evening tne Ilalllgans and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nickel took '"' " summil.r values, annuls. Reggie back to his Job at I'ost. I w.u1,ni1l Mld t0 uollcs hulur. Mi. and Mrs. D. U llalllgan I aj.w.iw.w. , II,.. ....4, , i l,ii.r,,, i Dividends paid to stockholders, nun spent the week end in I etuiicHm u,lwl-i ni,Uri .Mma-s umiud where thev attended tile Wcddlni? in commissions and taxes other thas of Miss Dorothy Warren, and Everett Clark. The young couple was married Sunday afternoon. Mrs. llalllgan was soloist for the wedding, and Don was best nin.i. Johnny Woods Is h-wjw-i iriK from a recent Illness at his home. He is the young son of Mr. and Mrs. I- II. (I less. Recent guests at the Clarence Ives home were Mr. Ives' sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Collins, from Portland. Mrs. Miivi- Iter is snemlintr (hp week end in Prineville visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gilbert. Sunday dinner guests at home of Mrs. Gladys Garvie were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Colver and Mr, Culver's ernmUim litm.ilil .... . . graiuison. itonnu Whetzel who was accompanied by a friend from Caldwell. Ida. Mrs. Brian Thompson enter- tallied Tuesday afternoon with a commercial party. There were 14 guests present. Miss Marv Chambers, returned to rortiand i alter spending a month's vacation In Bend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Chambers. Miss Chambers 'is a nurse at the Veterans hospital In Portland. Guests at the Claude Wanichek home are Mrs. Wanlchek's sister-in-law, Mrs. Gordon Smith, and two children fliwi nnrl Phric from Spokane. Smith flew from 1 ban frraneisco and Joined the rest ot the family for the week end. Guests at the home of Col. and Mrs. Utz were Captain and Mrs. Horace Lam from San Francisco. Captain Larn is a retired marine officer. The Lams were on their way to Canada for a hunting and fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sexton spent the week end at Paulina lake. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Colver were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout. Sheriff Harold Sexton of The Dalles and his granddaughter. Miss Jacqueline Denny, from La Grande, spent Wednesday eve - ning at tne Harold bexton nome. ; (list young people s camp. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray and, Mr ,cRoy Mie is ronvalesc daughter, Sherrill. spent Tuesday ing , ner hoIne ,,,. ITt.t.n, and Wednesday at East lake fish-1 mnjor operation at St. Charles lmf. ... . ' J hospital. mr. ana ivirs. ivierie Aiioro ana children, Garry and Marietta, of .lustrum, diiu miss Liai mn ami Jdc Barton from Richland, Wash., spent the past week at the home of their parents; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kramer. Clifford Gray accompanied Bill Beasley of the Glen Vista district Only Chrysler Offers WRIT'S sT aasssaV r . W Tit . M -Asrf f -T " Waterproof Ignition EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE o Wall and Greenwood Ave. NO. M- Svnopsll of Annus) Statement for the year ended Dei-ember 31, 1948. of (lie New Yolk Life Imurance Compa ny of New York. In Uie Hiatal of New Yoik. made lo the Iniuralu-e Commis sioner of the Slat of Olcfon, pur auaul lo law. INCOME Total premium uitvuna for the year. fVi . "Si Interest, dividends and real vatsta Inoonte received durtnit Ilia year, II.W.- 3i5,lHI7 23. Income tram other sources received durlns. the year. HU.IMtl.llMI 33. Total im-ome. SftM.MH .lll 48. DlSmilvUKMKNTS Paid for losses, endowments, anml V"71l8...i i'.VI"lAaS,"-ti".J,c"t" m.i.t exiiensra below I. S80 Ml.UK OU. Amount ot all other expenditure! I including Investment expenses 814, :.V!M5ISI. $75.607.1X11. 3(1. Total expenditures. M4J.SiS.tt.VM. ASSKTS rim. .,. l-,i,rlt,.a f,i MHnni. : nv use. stu.llH.397M. Foreclosed properties. $7,788,393.16. Value of real estate owned (market value! rent.il noixine and bualuval properties. : 700.4.- 37. Loans on morlsaxes. $464,097.54 68 Value of bonds owned (amortlxed or Inveatmelitl, $3.497. 194. l84 00 Value o( stocks owned lluaiket val ue). (UW.3I1.3III 00. : $164.833.898 64. premium notes and policy loans J",,1," b",k, 00 hnd' M3'" : hit.rrst and- renu due and accrued $-7,713.3:3 il... net um-oneciea ana aeierrea ore 'tie l ,,.,. S41 Xki.s71.38. ' other aseu met). kss.jst.it, Cru" "" . ' ' no1 admitted. $1,483.333 37 ToU, Mrtlnliua ,B,u, n.iiiuw.. is 11. 1 securities valued at issmsss w sr. .,"','red'1u'v w'"""",u " 1 uauiutIks. stmpt.us and Npt wrv?f.i&ViVoo. 1 other policy reserves. $301.141.040 00. ' eoiicy cuims ana losses ouistano I'll other' liabilities. 8714.745.894 IB. Total liabilities, except capital. $4, l81.8ti3.S73.IW. Capital paid up, none. Special surplus fuuda: none. Umiasumed (unda laurplus) reserved for general contingencies, $266,503. M535. Total. (4.448.369,739 31. BUSINESS IN OHEOON FOR THE YEAR Net pren-uims and annuities received. t.1 ius (US 18. LXt'Yearnje'jiC.0 dur" i Net losses and claims, endowments. lurrenders and annuities paid during the year. $2.241.470 43. 1 Princlnal oldce In Orecon. 1137 Am erican Bank Building, 631 S. W. Mor mon Street. Portland 5. on a week's antelope hunting trip. They are hunting near Burns. Buena Jean Barton anil Mrs. Cecil Henry and son Kenneth spent the past week in Portland visiting friends and shopping. Mr. and Mrs. George Klsworth I fr'n The Dalles were guests at the Marshall Welshons home one evening last week. Mrs. Klsworth is a niece of Mrs. Welshons. Miss Sherrill Gray left Satur- ' day for Suit le lake (or the Melho tw i nrt-n fnli.tnun u vpmv. !ering from n ,cct,nt nnPSS t her home. Almost all lipsticks of the pres. ent day contain a tiny amount of saccharin, a suhstance some 200 times as sweei as sugar. rV4 smsa, M I "x I l.f 'I n -r0 Jtmm&av 1 tm .1 .... Z-WsJL t; A -m rum r . m, m- h'im. m w I . DHIM TRANSmiHStniV fc k lfc II I f J GUTS RUSSIAN FAMILY Nett herg, Aug. HI' ui'i - W. (!. Putnam, n Ncwlicrg diiliyiiinii, IimI:iv suiit hi, won't know how to talk lo a Hussiiii) family con. signed to him by the Interna tional committee on displaced per sons. I'litnam, who doesn't speak Russian or nnv Slavic laiii!uiiue. said the coiiiiiiImnIoiv untitled hint the Svicliknr family of Joseph, Hi; Miiria, 1-'; Vladimir, 2 Ann um, Hi; and Xlvalila, II, had ar rived in Mils island, New yoik, ami would reach him within a week. lie Hiild In- was "surprised" he cause lie had originally asked tor a ticiinaii, IV.och or Swiss lam ll. hut he wasn't unhappy ahoul il. . Putnam first applied for a ills tilaivd. rcfuet'i taiuilv IhnI lie. eenilici, when lie was busy as an AlUSKllll uukii puoi. HIGHWAY LINK OPENED Troutdale, Aug. --' mi - Slate polUv said today that traffic over the new .i.-ISTi.tKHi water- level Columbia river highway from Truutdale to Hridnl Veil Sunday was heavier than ex- pivted. Otticers said the slretch, which was dedicated Saturday by Gov. Pouglas McKay, drew thousaiiilM of sightseers. Traffic was even heavier over tlic old crown Point section of the highway, they said, with motorists apiuircntly taking the new route one way and the older and more scenic' road the other. The i potato Is said lo he the most important single vegetable In the world as a whole. NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS 'S- 2& I S&tC V ',W- $2.30 S3.60 mm il Drive through high water. . . Start instantly in dampest weather! You can't stall this amazing Chrysler High Compression ,..driP without ihiling " Sermon Finished, Pastor's Life Ends i a,,,, -I'l ni'i 'ill.. Ki'v Cllve Taylor, ti-'l, paslor of tin l-'bidlav I'llilsllan chlll'i'll fllllslli'i ills si'l nuill. The choir mid congregation be gan lo sing an old hymn. "I can hear my Savior culling. Take thy cross und follow, billow me. . ." Their voices swelled llniiligh Ihe chin i ll. The Rev, Taylor asked thai Ihe last verse be Kiing. "Where He leads tne, I will fol low," thev sang vlgoioiiHly "I'll go wllh llliu, wilh Him all the way," The minister sat down, placi d his in niii on an easy chair lie hind the pulpit, and closed his eyes. The congregation continued singing, "blest lie the ties that i.io.i The hymn flnallv finished iImm congregation remained. Nlandliig, i watching the reverend, who np pcaritl to have fallen asleep, a member of the choir shook hlui gently. The minister didn't move. He had died of a heart attack. GRANTS PASS HAS I IKK Grains Pass, Aug. 22 Ul' A planing mill ami warehouse of the Valley Lumber l'o. were dam agWI by fire yesterday. Fire chief Homer Grahle estimated damage at S25.IKXI while eoowuer Juel llestul said he believed a short circuit In one of four destroyed trucks may have caused Iheblae. Uulletln Classifieds Ilrlng Results Enjoy ' lOOK FOI tMII taich. MAN ON IVIIT IOIIU CO., NEW TOUK. 16 HOOP Spitfire Engine even if you play a hose on it! 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