TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TKMI KIt.VI l HI ,H
Maximum yi nii rim.v, ,11 di'itrees,
Aiiiiiiiiiuiii lust iiikSh, ftl in '-.
NUN It INK, KUNNKT TIM KM
feimrisn tomorrow, 5; Oil.
- hiNiwl loiiHirriitv, ftioi,
Hcinl mid vh'InKy Fair loday
nil Wednesday; IiikIi today, Ml lu
M.ti low Ionium, 4.) lu in;
Wednesday, Mi lit H.I,
toyriu illukely, u iiiciiiIm'i- ul
tliu Ori'iion atiiiu kuiiiu cuminis
nion, let i loiluy (in- I'orlliiinl, to
ulleuil u liii'ulinii ol tliu Kiuup.
Mi. mill Mm. ilii-odoro louur
oil, 101 ( Aliiiiny, are puri'iiis oi u
lsy uoin Mommy ui minion tit hi.
Uiiil'lf ntiHiitui. tun tmny VM'ijjn-
fit u Juuilu, 10 ounces, mm i. an
been iiiinieu ii'i ry uv,
Mis. 11. C. c;iillliwul will enter
turn tliu lliuisuiiy Hook tail)
'i uurstiiiy ul i p.m., ul lier lioint
in Liuruil Acres.
Mr. uikI Mm. Stanley Scult re
turned Muiidiiy It Din miii vullry,
1UIL. WIIITU tlll-y UllCIKIl-ll u low
cr cnil) convention ut me iMoitli-
cm 1.1 H.' Insurance compiiny
'nicy spent un ul lust wi'iK ut
bun Vuilfy,
llri'iulu Lxjulse In tliu nun io He
lecied uy mr. mm Aim. iiicntiru
!. HouK, I'rincviiie, lor thru- in,
bom tins liioiiiuiK ut tt, Liitiues
hospital, tnu Uuiiy wuliiiiiHl U
pountis, 'I ounces.
HoU'tt V. Sawyer returned
Moniluy Iron him 1' iiiiuihio.
Liinl ijutuniuy lie utw-iuii-a luu
Harvard atiuuuru louiimu ut l'uiu
Alto, liu wus iii'coiiipiiiui-ii on
luu trip uy William ai. iiiititiuii,
liiiiiiiittini! editor ul tuu buguiiu
ia'iii"Ui-uuuiU.
A iiKTilnt; ul the DI12 VAK
tiuillinti sijuuiliuu uul uu Held ut
luu cuuil nouso tuiutiiil ut b
uwocn, witu liUtiilliu iMtnb tu be
known mm u icciu.u kiu-ii. aw
UlUlOKll H.'lOlllll'l ll.l.e oewn
unuu lu Uni'iiu, uiiilcm sulu.
A U-SKjund, U ounce buy a
bum Hub ilium ui ut at. o in l ies
liunpitm iu iir. uui Mm. Vein v.
UIK, J l. I . hlSCIII.lie, nu lias
tX't'll llilllll'd lu ucu lllllllll.
'1 lie Central Uiccoii II I II e
leuifuv win uikuiiia; iur Iml uc-
llWil-.-S UlllI -.. I OlIHCIS ul u
liii-i-uui; lonlKMt ut i. jo in inc
cum tnuiihu Ukociiiiuy iuuiii. Mm.
bneil -emu, ai-cieiuiy, uic,i-u uu
line utiu tiii-iiiocis iu ulii-uu
Government Price
Support Expensive
WiihIiiiiiMiiii, Si'iH, 21 HI') In
llir VI mouths ended July 1 the
Kovermiit'iit put tip u record-
hicuklhu .'),100,IJ00,0X tu support
(in in prices. It wu disclosed to
day.
A Ml 1 1 1 unpublished report of
tliu Coiiunuillly Credit Corn.
points Otll however Hint mil ull
IhlH represent actual cunt. 8o fur
only Jl,lli,iK)0,iXK) Iiuii Ucn written
oft uu certain lung.
Tlie limi limy go u lot higher. It
ilt'pi-iulM on what luippt'im lit the
f2.:an,m),iH)0 worth of furm com
iikjiIII li'H CCC now hold on luun
or In Hie Kovcinuient'i name.
'Mm report nhow how Ihroo
poKtwur yfiiiH of bin cropv have
turned the price Niipport proruin
Into u iiiultl'hlllloiwlolliir l)Ul-
!!. AKilculture department of
flcliilit nay thero'i no nlk'n of a
down I tu n thin ycur.
Meet Wednesday
On Boat Building
'lilt fli'Ht ineetlnu of tile adult
cIiixh In ImhI liulli IIiik. NpoiiHured
by Hie city ii'cieallon deiiailment
will Ixi Wednenday ut 7 p.m. In
tliu hlu.li Hcliool woodworklnR
Nliop. i'uul Smith, who will lie the
liiNlrui'tor, mild Hint tliree locally.
hullt Ihjii In will hu on dlNpluy lo
aid memlieifl of the cIuhb in delect-
llIK NIX.'C'lf IC'JlllllIIM.
Wayne Hiimllton, city rccrca.
Hon director, Biik'iieiited that any
one InlerentiMl In buildlnu a bout
attend Ull meetlnii, whether or
not lie Intendn to hIkh up for thin
IliHt cIhkn. If Interi'Hl In mifflclent
ii Nlmllar cIiihh will lie organized
niter nun winter, he mild.
Bend Lions Hear
Talk on Mexico
'ImwcBKloiiH of Mexico" wu
the 'uplc of Urucu Muiy l.lnn,
member of the liend hlcli school
lacully, In u lulK Detoic the lienu
l.luim' club toduy noun, ul the
l'lnc Tuvi-rn. Minn Linn touched
on hlhllhlii of a summer holi
day id Mexico, wnerc snu vistteu
her Drother, lluruld, and Ills mm
Uy, In Mexico City, The trip was
mudu by plane.
Miss LI n n said (Hie wus Im
pressed by the friendly spirit
und the courtesy of the Mexican
people, and tuld of a visit lo u
Mexican school, where classes
uro luutjht In English. One of
(ho hlfftillKhts oi the summer
trip In Mexico was a visit to the
world famous floating gardens,
In Mexico City.
Touching on Mexican customs,
Miss Linn udvised that visiting
Americans not plan to go win
dow shopping ul night. Store
windows urc blocked on ul nlgm,
she mentioned, by greul Jnetul
curtains.
Ml.is Linn was Introduced by
11. . Jewell, llcml high prlncl
pul. James W. Uushung presided.
Jim Lanzarotlu, chulrman In
charge, announced plans for the
uppeurancc In the high school
gymnasium Monday night of Lee
Uraulc, nationally Known magi
clan, under sponsorship of Hie
Lions f luu.
Bowling School
Planned in Bend
lieglunlng Saturday, Oct. 1, the
liend recreiiliun department will
sponsor a free howling school for
Ixiys und girls between the uges
of n and In, Wayne Hamilton, rec
reation director, announced today
Hie school will he held al the ('as
cade IhiwI anil will run for throe
coiiHccutlve Saturdays, from 10 a.
in. until noon.
Hamilton said that expert In.
striicturs have been obtained to
teach ull phanes of the game, in-
Timber Contract
Suit Tried Here
Trial of the case, I'lillllp Hahl,
el ul, versus L". W. Cialn, et ux,
was begun yesterday In the IXs
chutes county circuit court with
It. H. Hamilton us presiding Juugc.
The plaintiff have brought suit
against the defendants to require
them specifically to perform the
requirements of u contract be
tween the two parties.
The contract Involves the sale
of some timber by the defendants.
Others listed us plaintiffs In the
caso include Bessie I'eterson und ,
a. . Johnson, otierators oi me
Tile Knot I'lne mill.
Tho law firm of DcArmond,
Goodrich, Foley and Gray repre
sents the plalntlfs and Put II.
Uonegun, Hums attorney, repre
sents the defendants.
pia..s will ou n.aue fur Hie itwoi"-'" ",,h """"i ""-.
IlltllClll'S.
i boy
approach, delivery and scoring.
... i At the conclusion of the school,
who has been named'-),., in i, ...i,.- ..... ,... .ul
ItlChuiu Lawrence, was bum '-1 nation wide program of the Amer
u.iy ut .t. cniiiies nohp.tai tu Mr. , Jllnlr umvUnl, con,.. wih
lie organized.
Ulld MI'S. VIIX Il ItUglll'S, -Ml iv
h.nit). Hie im.iii i vvi-igiieu V
iuunds, iu ounces,
Ix-eruudelk hides iHiught. Tan-
nliUi. iiriaiigixl, Cecil I. iniouitJ
iij Ncwmirt Ave., iV-iul. cifU tl
Adv.
ItegUU-r NOW' for Textile
I'ailiting cla.ws iH-giiinlng Oct.
I jo ul J.'m mil St. (
Lventug classes Oct. 10
Altetiuiun cuihs Ucl. a
'Hie school Is entirely cost-free,
It was stressed.
Californians Buy
Chef's Inn Cafe
Mr. and Mis. Karl Peterson,
who moved lo (lend yesterday
from Santa Monica, Calif., tomor
row will assume management of
Red Cross Board
(Continued from Page 1)
thut services will have to be
further curtailed If this ycur's
drive fulls to go over the top,
Nicholas warned.
In his uddress, Mjolsness paid
tribute to two High-ranking fig
ures who are prominent in the
Kcd Cross picture. They are Basil
O'Connor, who on Oct. 1 will have
completed his service as national
president of the Kcd Cross, and
General George Marshall, who
will succeed him.
Mjolsness touched on the long
established Kcd Cross program of
disaster relief, mentioning the
services performed during the re
cent Ecuador earthquake, the S
S. Noronic fire and the Florida
earthquake.
"As long as man needs a com
passionate friend, there will be
work for the Red Cross, he said.
Showdown Near
(Continued from Tagc 1)
Hubert Tarr, San Francisco
stevedorUg expert hired by the
pineapple cargo's owners. Isle
ways, Ltd., to boss the unloading,
said a labor force had been assem
bled In The Dalles area to move
the fruit off the barge "Honolu
lu." The pineapple, destined for a
fruit cocktail cannery In San Jose,
Cal., was loaded by non-unionists
In Honolulu a month ago. The
barge finally reached The Dulles
after It had been denied longshore
service at Seattle and Tucoma,
Wash.
The Dalles fire department lust
night unlimbered a high-pressure
firehose and washed down the
port causeway and dock area be
fore a crowd of spectators. Fire
Chief Charles Roth said it was
done to swell the dock's planks
which had dried out,
Unloading of the barge would
be the first major test of the l.L.
W.U.'s attempt to batten down
west coast ports against privately
carried, privately loaded Ha
waiian cargoes.
Port officials permitting The
Dulles facilities for the unloading
operation said they did it to bol
ster the demand for locally-processed
cherries. The Dalles is a
cherry-growing center, and cher
ries are used with pineapple in
canned fruit cocktulU.
R. E. Ferguson, manager for
the Pacific Maritime association,
minimized tho CIO's threat to
paralyze tho ports of Portland,
Vancouver and Longvicw. He said
the longshoremen had no quarrel
with the PMA.
Meehan said It was possible the
Inland boatmen's union would
picket The Dalles port becauso
the tug which brought the barge
200 miles up the Columbia rlvur
was manned by a non-union crow.
Hospital News
William E. Chandler, division
engineer for the state highway
department, was released yester
day from St. Charles hospital, '
where he was a patient the past
three weeks.
Also released yesterday were
Ijiwrence Kafferty, Portland, and
Mrs. Edith Cook and Mrs. Henry
Gray, both Bend.
The following patients were ad
mitted: Mrs. Ocla Luwson, 123
Cumberland; Davis Andrews,
Redmond: William H. Hell, M2
Colorado; Henry Wellsandt, 560
Hill street; George W. Bland,
Prlncville, and Mrs. Virgil Sloan,
Redmond.
Mrs. Robert Nicholas, 420
Drake road, and Infant daughter,
were released today from the ma
ternity ward.
Glass Is usually a clear trans
parent material, but when ground
io a fine powder it Is white like
salt.
tfow...lo relieve m m I wf C
lIstrcM without Am M Wrw
doling, rub on... V VAPORUB
Use classified ads In The Bulle
tin for quick results.
lyiH-s oi i.iuMus. paiiiis mid:,,,,, ai,.f- , rn0 wl,u.h lcy
patterns avaiiaoie at piuce "1 ! purchased from Slgmund Fischer
registration. A,,s'and his sun. Edgar Fischer.
Dr. Pauline Sears, uslt-opiithtc
physician, will be out ul town
Vtcd.. I mils., I'l l, and Sal., Sept.
2rl. i:K M and Oct. 1., alteiKliug
pusl'gruuuulu class 111 i'ui'iiaini.
Aiiv.
Reliable clucks for every room
- Alarm Clucks - Kitchen Clocks
Mantel Clucks, both electrical mid
key wind. Also compart travel
clocks lor your trip. MEIlKR
GALL, JttWbLEK.S. next to Capi
tol '1 healer, "we Repair Willi
Care. " Est. 192li. Adv.
' MKKTING TONIGHT
Orguiilullon of a search and
rescue program will he outlined
ul u meeting of the Avll air pa
trol In room Nu. 2t)l tunlght at
7:30 o'clock, leaders of the group,
recently reorganized, hiivu announced.
Present fur the meeting will lie
rem csciitut Ives nf the police de
piirttiH-nt, lorcst service, city uf
liend, the American R'l Cross
and other Interested groups. The
organization meeting will be open
to the public.
Joseph N. Mjolsness, Red Cross
public relations officer for the
stale, will he present frum Salem
fur the meeting.
Assisting the new owners In
the business will lie Mrs. Peter-
sun's sister, Mrs. Marvin Kooken,
formerly of lopuuga Canyon,
Calif. "Old lashloned home cook-
hie and home-made nasi l ies will
lui r,.itli,t-fwl " Mru lf,ti.i-ti.,n uni.l 1
The Fischers, who plan to re
main in liend, have not an
nounced their plans for the fu
ture. They, munaged the restau
rant since lust April, when they
came licit! from Wisconsin.
The Petersons plan lo operate
on a 21-hour basis during deer
season for the convenience of
hunters, they announced.
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STICAL'S TO APPEAR
Washington, Sept. 27 miThe
senate interior committee will
cull reclamation commissioner
Michael W. Straus Oct. 11 to an
swer charges made against him
by Sen. Sheridan Downey, D., Cal.
Downey uecuscd Straus and
California regional reclamation
director Richard Hoke of dishon
est administration and of mis
leading congress. Boke also will
be asked lo appear, Chairman Jo
seph C. O'Mahuney, D., Wyo., told
reporters.
Give YOUR
Child a Chance
to PLAY
by Renting
an
Instrument
Bond Music Company's special Try-Beforo-You-Buy
plan is an easy, inoxponsive way io soo if your
child can play. All rent up to 3 months will apply
toward purchaso of dosirod instrument.
CALL US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Giilliirs fur Rent wllh Private Lessons
linjoy .fit Morct W'li Music
en
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If you are a member of a Square Dance Group
here are a few of the many records you-will en
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CLIFFIE STONE "Arkansas Traveller"
"Skip to My Lou," "Down Yonder," "Buffalo Gals"
BILL MOONEY "Red River Valley"
"My Pretty Girl," "Oh Johnny"
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