FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
California Farm
Labor Surplus
Brings Warning
I'ii'miio, Cnl , Nov. I "I"' liii'
Jiluy liirnl ulllrlliU Mini wi'lliuo ill
ri'iiiiiM toiliiy wiiidimI iiili:iiml
fiirni worki-m to "krr out (if till'
Sim J(iiniilii viilli-y" lii'cniiHi'
llii'it' Ihm'I K"IK lo rnuuiili
work for thi iii.
A ill hut 11 1 it r.Hllmiilcil thi-y )
n-iiily will Iiiivi to ropi- Willi llll,
IKMI lllirlllilnril fin in woi kriN
from Jiiiiuiiry to Mulch. MukI of
IIiimii llvi In iiiiill(l li nl imil tiip
(lllIIT Klllll'k KI'llll'IIWIltH lIllllllIK
the lilcltwiiy.
'llii wiiriilnif to kifi out of tin1
vullry wiih illii'i li'd iKiMi'liilly nt
till KOUlllWI'Nt, fllllll W'illl'll tunny
of th win ki'iH initio mill lire Ktlll
loiiilnu In Iiiiiii-h of lirlnlnu linr
vest I'lilKiiinliiH t It-li cotton, (mill
iiml vi'Ki'liilili' rrotm.
llowrviT, tin1 i-otlon roi ill
irmly Ik tin I T ttiillit'ii'il, anil In rx
piTU'it to Im (icmii'il ii) liy I )''.
Ifl. I .UNI yi-nr. 2U.IXXI workiM N
wi'ii I'll 1 1 1 i up to MiiitIi until
rrliiK ii il tun,
Mnny Will Slay
'I'Iiiti- nri' now IMi.(XX) fiirml
win ken In llll' li'l llli' K'H'iit viil
li'.v, of whom iilimit lH.WX) mi' I
pliklnii cotton. Hi'lli'f luiilioi III
i-xtlmiiliil only 'lu.Otxi of the totiil1
iuiiiiImt will iniivc un ul the end
of the hurvcNt NciiKon.
Mi'iuiwhlli'. Ill) AFI. I ah or
council hen ot'itanli'd n mirvi-y
Hioup coinpoKctl of cli'i liymcn. .
llUNllll'NHIni'll, llOllHI'WlVf'N llllll llll' '
press to Ntuily coiiilltloim in the
lalHir ciiiiiih. A lioiiNi liilxir com-
IllHtiT uIno will Ik' iiski'il to In1
vi'Hllcjiii' the rumps when It '
meelN at IlakelNflelil,
Kcpoi'M from Kern count '
Nhoweil 11 cilNeH of I Tl A ll 1 11 1 1 II Ion
In the piiHl two inoniliN Willi one:
Infant ileatli. In KIiikm county.!
(our InfantH have illeil of siiirvn '
t'lon In the In Mt inoiilh.
Authoiitli'H ilewrllieil the con
illtliiim at the campH iih "liitoli-r-1
nlile." 'Hie NiiiiitterN are nccuseil
of kM'iiiIIiik their waci'N on ;
llipior. women ami cjiiiiIiIIiik'. to!
the ncRlivt of their famlllcK. I'm '
iini-y iiinuiu: rh Hi Iren l.s common. I
I .ii Ht winter, tunny chllilren '
Went to Nchoo) without eating i
hrciikfaKt or lunch.
IJne cliisHlflcd mil in 'nit- Btillc
tin for quick rcNulm.
Nylon Lastex Net Panty or Girdle
Value Prlced-S3.95
Tlioy're tlio winpimt, sherrest, coolest fignrr-fnlilimcr evrrl
And they're fur slimMrrii of all nge. Have a 21i-mrli waift
blind that simply cna't roll over. You can wear tlii'm iilnuist
Immediately after smlsing-liccuimc they're quick-dry inje nylon.
Punty lino nylon crutcli . . . and its 4 garters am ileluclinlilc.
Diitli punty nnil girdle cmnc in crisp, cool while. At only $3.93,
you enn odord several of cncli. And "Skippie" lira lo match
arc priced from a mere $1.75.
get yours luiliiyl
Continued Aid to Britain
May Become Political Issue
Ity l.vU ('. WlUnn
lUlllW.I l'MI.4 HUH 4 , .'.,,4 III I
Waihlniiiiii, Nov. I 'If' Hi It
Kh uii'iilislH aie liilhiK each
oilier i hi I luiid Iiml liny have n
till! Nlnke In Hie AiihtImiii l.il.i.l
moveiiieiil ami thai l'i i-hiilinl
iriiinmiN poll t lent inline in i
IioiiiiiI up with liiine inhilhlii , however. The I'nllcil Stiiteii In
Cii'iiicnl Atllee'B. j riinuliiK up a $r.r!JfJ,0IJi,'iO ileflcil
One Aineiicau view of Ihut wiih1 thin yeur mnylic more. 'I he pi-H-Npotllnhteil
y e H t e i d a y when mum next wnhIoii to tut foreign
JmncK S. Kemper ichIkiii'iI us ! aid will lie terrific,
a a treasurer of the repuhllcan mi-1 "Am a result of our ko culled j
tluniil committee with u lilanl at iiiirllsiiii foielen policy," Kemper
what he culled our ho called
iinri Isiiri funiuiiiiiollcy.
hi ;
Kemper lepiiiied thai the l;OI'
Is nemiv Imiiki upi. lis assetH are
down flum HXiJ(HA) In emly HUH
to less than .V.KI.(KK) today, lie hn
lieil that mnny rich repulillcmu.
would nut coiitiiliute so lontf as
the party In l ommllted lo pinuiin:
money Into soclullsi (iicat i!ii
tain. Ili'liuhllcau nailonal committee
chairman Huy (luhiiiisoii uc
cepled Kemiiei's reslKiiiitlon re
Iret fully. Bui he said he hi confl
dent Chairman Sinclair Weeks of
tin;
will
tin! parly's (limine commltiei
I Is' able to raise ample head I
quarter-; and campaign funds.
County Court
Proceedings
UK IT RKM KMHKHKI , 'Itial
at a regular meeting of the Coun
ty Court, held this l'.Mh day of
Octolicr, l!ll!. all memlicis being
picsciit, Hie following business
was transacted:
In the Matter ot Claims
Against tile County:
'Hie following bills were
sented und oidered paid:
C.KNintAI. FUND
Oregon Stule Agricultural
College .- County Agent
lt.2.Y00; Home Demon.
pie-
Agent i:i-l2.5l; -III Club
Agent llKXMXl
$.l07.r0
The Hal. ilil Co. Recti.
graph exp.
Children's I'm in Home
Juvenile exp , .
Oco. I-'. Rlghy Stirvevhig
It. 1 1. Urown Co.-- CI. Use.
exp.
racker Scoll Co.- CI. Use.
exp
The Redmond Spokesman
Co. Judge 7.1H); l-gal
M M)
Dr. R. I.. Jcwls -. Hang's
31. u;
BY FORMFIT
Come anil
'
I ;,ilil Ii Imiii dodiP'd the furelen
polli y issue lalsed hy Kemper. II
alreadv has split Hie ((!' In con-
1'll'MH llllllllUl'll I III lllllk Of Ifllllll'
lieaiiH hi 111 follow the hi partisan
leadeiNlilp of Sen. Arthur II. Van
leniH-iK. ll Mini.
I he miw-ii
In on f fix money,
wrote, "republicans have been i
asked to shower Kills on Ml lli.-ih ,
noclallnm. Am one lliiilsh maim-!
laciiii er pill II to me: j
"'The lalmr liiuiiiillst ) party!
seduced the volers of KtiKland by
nnniHln- ii,ins Him ,...,1.1 n..i I
he dellve'ieil and the Ameilcan
IliVtlflV'Kr tWlVLT I1 IiiiiIiii U'lil iii if !
iliiii k,.,i, il,, " ' ,
Kemper evidenlly Is (piltthiK I
the commlMce to lead a relN-llion I
within the republican parly for!
olg reiluclliiiiH In subKldles lo
'ileal I 1 1 : ; 1 1 1 1 . A rundown last
'.uliinii r showed thai the I'nlliil
Slates had laid out $2(;.!i2.IK)O.IXKI
In four years In foreign loans and
I gifts.
Disease Tests
I lend (.ill huge Co.
13-1.7!
Jail
4..rX)
I
10 00'
I
exp.
Oregon Dist. Attorneys
Assn. D.A., dues
I. W. Cheinenkoff. M. D.
Vital slat.
5.00 ,
(iencral Petroleum Corp.
Sheriff, auto exp.
15.35 ;
Union Oil Co. of Calif. -Assessor,
travel
Consolidated Knight ways,
Inc. Ct. Use. exp
liend Portland Truck Sei-v-
Ice Ct. Use. exp
Vehna Hiicklngham Schl.
Supt., conference exp.
Helen M. Diicey County
Clerk exp. l.'.l.l; election
iri.'kl
N. R. Cllhert - Sheriff,
Isind prem. . .
LtimlM'rmen's Ins. Agency
13.5-1 :
1.29:
2.10
20.85
- Sheriff, bond prem. .
.1.00 Myrlck Photographs - -lti.nr
Sheriff, flngeiprhit Ident.
i W. Wlnslow Coroner
15.70! Inquiries
Howard Rei'd - Witness
4.15 ! fee, Coroner Inquiry
j Dr. John V. Dorsch Wit
ness fee. Coroner Inquiry
7fi.-IO William Joy Smith Wit'-
10.00
i
1.50
1.50
ness tee. L oroner Inquiry
A. H. Smith--Witness fee,
Coroner Inquiry
Theodore 11. Wegln- Wil
ness fei'. Coroner Inquiry
Ray J. Halstad Witness
lee. Coroner Inquiry
Roy II. Ik-rgstrom - Wit
ness fee, Coroner Inquiry
Herbert W. White Jr. Re-'
porter's fees, Coroner's
Inquiry
Sale m Medical IjiIku a-lories-
Coroner's exp
Jack L. Hassler Witness
fee. Coroner inquiry
Lois Marie Simmons -Witness
fee. Coroner Inquiry
It. J. Hafstad Witness
fee. Coroner Inquiry ... .
Lillian Neff Reporter's
fees. Coroner Inquiry ....
Pacific Power & Light" Co.
Ct. Use. clectiicltv
Pacific Tele. & Tele. Co.-
Tele., various offices
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
27.05
15.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
27.00
7-I.G9
158.82
PUHLIC ASSISTANCE FUND
State Public Welfare Com.
Gen. assist. 31.r)(),00; Old
Age -15H1.2:); Dependent
Children 1737.75; Mind
!.! 9542.50
DESCI IUTES COUN1T SUNSET
HOME
Bend Supply Co.- Pipe 32.00
DOG LICENSE FUND
Mrs. Don Winters-Chickens
killed by dogs 8.00
11.95
6 12
10.9S
Buster Brown Shoe Store
moMl
A K'"up of central Oregon doll
conservallim officials left this
monihiK 'or Klamath I - alls to HM
lend a Hciilonal irieelliiK of Boll
consei (.Hon district iiupei vliioiH,
laicoidlni; to J. Ii. KoKci, Mid
Slate coiiservutlonlhl.
,, n..
ei, James Kllliifs
county iiK'Tit; tl. I..
Dcscliuics
Fleck and
John Hansen, (llsiiict uiervls
ors, and George Klilolt, chairman
of the district board.
Supervisors from five district.!,
IrirliKlliie the Mid Slate, like.
vli-w. Klamath Kails, und I'oe und
l.ane.ell vulleyx will uttend the
iny
- -'
,,., vitvn
f.KNKRAI. ROAD HJMJ
T?1" Hulletin - - f;en.
f'Xp. . . .. . .
4.00
CoiiMdldated
Knightways,
Inc. Cen. exp
5.79
25.20
Central Oregon Glass Co.
! Parts
'. Hoiiner's Upholstery
, Paris
Jackson Klare I'o. Parts .
, Dyer1!! Auto Service -Parts
20.0IJ
9.52
u
1.,.
I Allison Diesel Shop - Parts 127.40
I Kccnaughty Machinery Co.
! Pans 234.5K
I Authoried Service - Parts 123.01)
Central Oregon Welders
Supply Co. - Hdw 15.09
Shell Oil Co. Fuel 0.14
Union Oil Co. of Calif.
Fuel .. . 8C2.3G
Snoop & SchulzeTireServ.
- Tire acct
Pacific Tele. & Tele. Co. -Tele.
..
121.43
1 1.VO
Pacific Power & Light Co.
- Lights 3.30
Hend Sand and Gravel Co
- Rock
579.75
In the Matter of Deeds
To County Owned Ijinds:
At this time the Court executed
a deed to Abner i. Davis, con
veying Luis 9 and 10, Block 23.
! Luidluw, for the sum of $80.00.
17.18!
In the Matter of Settlement
50.00 Of l-'lre Insurance:
At this time the Court author
45.00 f Ized Helen M. Ducey. County
j Clerk, to represent the Deschutes
5.0-1 County Infirmary for the pur
pose of adjusting a fire loss.
In the Matter of
Refund of Taxes:
I lie Court ordered the rax Col
lector to refund the sum of
$127.10 to R. A. Ferguson for
overpayment of taxes.
In the Matter of Application
I'or liarbage Disposal Site:
The Court made a resolution
requesting the U.S. Department
of Interior. Bureau of Land Man
agement, for permission to use!
the Southeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter, Section 3,
Township 15, South, Range 13
E.W.M., for a Garbage and Rub
bish Disposal Site.
In the Matter of
Sale of Bonds:
It uppcaring to the Court that
during the war period certain
Road Funds were invested In
United States Bonds, and that
expenditures have been made of
a portion of such funds,
The County Court now in
structs Edith Fairchild, Des
chutes County Treasurer, to sell
all bonds excepting from sale
bonds to the umount of $52,
000.00, Post War Road Funds. "
In the Matter of
Refund of Taxes:
The Court ordered the Tax Col
lector to refund the sum of SG.99
to Walter L. Duron for overpay
ment of taxes.
There being no further busi
ness. Court adjourned.
C. L. ALLEN, Countv Judge
E. E. VARCO. Commissioner
A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner
MEN!
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one-shoe wardrobe!
Check the value features of this
husky, men ... the looks, the
leathers, the durable sole, the
comfort! Wonderful buy, all
around versatile worker
in your wardrobe.
Many other
styles, too!
Comfortable as a cat
on a cushion!
This dressy, durable pattern ii
built with Roblee't special
Arch-Elaior feature lo cradle
your foot with every step.
Smart style, tool
f HOIS '.Oft MIN
Jaycee Auxiliary
Play Popular
By I' (-runt
Vhen local di a ma fanciers ef,
the Allen u hool auditorium last
rilKht lifter Hi elnf '"I he Heiress "
hv I'uih mid Aiiiusliiii Coetz. 1
manv ii'inaikeil Hint the cast
niemld'rs weie "well-trained pro
fesslonals, not Kuhty ot over act.
tin?
Kilzabeth Lawrence, who play
ed the title role, was enthusiastic
ally applauded, as was Herbert '
Voland, as her father, Dr. Sloper. :
.Miss Lawrence, tall, willowy and
In her late twenties, was especial- j
iy w,-n cum. ,-mc gave un- iiin.ii-n-
... ,
sion of living her part every min-
ule
Vnland. who has tilaved in
' evi'i-vl hint frrtrn h.-iliimtU'lirp In
Fugerie O'Nejl, was credited with
the outstanding character por
trayal. The audience Indicated through
approval of Claire Kdmonds, who
played the part of Catherines
cineriy aunt, hue nas sppnt nan a
century In the theater, and her
appearances have iK-en with the
show business greai of yesterday
i a rid today. Justine Johnston, por-1
Mrnying another of the doctor's I
isjsters, and Morris Townscnd, as i
'Catherine's suitor, s u p p o r t ed !
I ably. j
! The play was the first of three !
. New York Civic Drama guild pro-'
Iductlons being brought to Bend:
. by the Javcee auxiliary. Other ,
plavs In the series will be "f air , my uix explaining in a laiseno
and Warmer." by Avery Hop- i voice the intricacies of bathing
iA-rf.,l vi;.-,-h A r.rwl "P.o CV Mvla babv brouebl lnuehter from
t 1 i,.,ri " tiv .1 ll:,rtlcv Vt.-innerti
'Heart." by
I April 23.
Redmond Jaycees
Present Play
By Virginia I-ce Kallock
Redmond. Nov. 4 The Red
mond Junior chamber of com
merce presented the first night of
its home talent play. "Laff It Off."
Wednesday at the John Tuck
grade school auditorium. The
play, built around a jiewspaper
theme, opened with an introduc
tion bv Darlene Fields as a paper
girl. She was joined by five oth-
er girls, Ellen Stacy, Hazel JSd-!
wards. Yvonne Poulton. Verfenej
Winkel and Donna Millikin. who
executed a song and dance rou
tine. The play itself depicted the
news stories and characters in a
typical newspaper which was be
ing read by an average family,
played by Mr. and Mis. Kenneth
Munkres as the father, and moth
er and Ronny Munkres and Nancy
Hartman as their two youngsters.
The first scene depicted the bed
time stories. Mrs. Wesley Baker
led six boys and six girls in a
number of songs including "What
Cousin Kate Says." and "The
Farmer in the Dell."
A dance routine by a group of
pert cheer leaders followed the
reading of the sports section. The
girls in this routine were: Ellen
Stacy, Delpha Charlesworth, li ma
Galbraith, Sharon Moran. Pauline
Poulton and June Scofield.
The society page brought forth
a mock wedding performed in
poetry and rhythm. This was a
In Your
Time of Need!
This last service should
be perfect in every re
spect. Dignity, rever
ence and beauty should
mark it. A realization
of .our deep responsibil
ity to those we serve, is
a fundamental part of
our ideals.
Niswonger
and
Winslow
MORTICIANS
FOR
Made-To-Measure
SUITS
IT'S
CHURCHILL m
FITS BETTER
WEARS LONGER
lOregon Fastest
iGrowing State
Portland. Nov. 4 HI'i A census
bureau report today howpd Ore-
Hon as the fastest jjimvinK staiP '
In the country. An unofficial ac
ciuiitlnK K.ive Oregon a fW.3 perj . ...
cent popula.lon Kain lii-iween ,P. ReDUDMCanS Open
last official census In 1910 and r
July i, i!M. tup c-17,000 KainjSa em Session
would place thP mate's population
at US compared to ly iO's I
(imh;h.i
Otliertate, showing large pop.
3.758,000, or 54.4 per cent; Wash-
Ington, 2.582.000, up 8-1C.000, or
48.7 per cent, and Idaho, 592,000.
up C7,000 or 12 per cent.
- vnh I):iknl.i Net.raslea M s-
1 , Z
.si,,,,! Oklahoma, and Montana
were thP only five stati-s showing dent Leonard Lindas of Oregon
a population decrease. .City presiding. Among the slutpd
highlights was a forum on the
largr society event completp with Columbia valley authority, mod
a bevy of bridesmaids, maid of ' raled by Portland author Robert
honoi, bpst man and a bridp ami 1 0l"mtm'' Ca;l
umt.m I U. S. SPn. Guy Cordon, R., Ore.,
"
C;ene Autry, played by Norman i
.-wanson, inuouuceu a huiiiwi i
of characters from thP radio and
rnovie section, inpse were juay
1 Canova, playi-d by Mrs. George
Iaylor; Rochester pluyed by
Archie Dunsmoor, and Floyd
Satteiiee as Chizzelfinger. A high
spot of the evening was Mrs. R.
F. Jones as the columnist Hedda
Hopper, with a typical Hopper
hat.
George Hopkins was Walter
Winchell and Rube Ells as Doro-
' Ihn uii,l,c.nr(.
iiarry Sly as r-oppye Introuuc-
ed other comic strip characters.
Myrl Hogan in a blond mop wig
was Little Orphan Annie; Dave
Ells was Blond ie Bumstead; Rube
Ells in an off-the shoulder blouse
was Daisy Mae. and Dr. Charles
Dudley was Sparkle Plenty.
As the family finished reading
the patwr, Carol Helen Henderson
sung, "These Are the Things I
Love," after which A. B. King
Joined her in a duet arrangement
of "Look For the Silver Lining."
As a finale number the entire cast
sang, "The Grand Old Flag."
The pfay was directed by Miss
DANCE
Saturday, Nov. 5th
at'
Eastern Star Grange
Music bv
CROOKED RIVER
RAMBLERS
Welc
:t'eryone
IPC!
2
SALES
A
ii n
DAILY
1:30 Afternoons
7:30 Evenings
PRIZES
FUN FOR
SQUARE DEAL
FURNITURE
REDMOND, ORE
jRuth Avery of New York mid
! C'IiIcuko. The piweeds of the
play will bo turned over to the
disaster car fund. l-il -.iidlcott In
president of thP Jaycees and Mrs.
' iPorjie Taylor Is piP.Hldent of the
Jaycee etles.
Salem, Nov. 4 'Hi- Oregon re-
puuiK.iii nuns opened tneir an-
; UZ? &Zt
Registration opened this morn
ing 1 10 a.m.) at the Senator ho
tel, where a noon luncheon also
was scheduled.
rifl-.l,.io m..n . ... .... .
VI llVIUm llll IMII t-B l I C 11 IU
innen this nrtpmonn with it,.i.
...III D..A..I. I .
win niJT-un ii i iijitiuiti a uiitiiiui-l,
at which Don Eva, convention co-
TONITE and SATURDAY
WATWTTH llftjl
WOMIN... 'pif V
fOIKHT , ,V
RALSTON. D0RN
ofim HARDY
LAST DAY!
SATURDAY!
SQUARE DEAL
Redmond, Oregon
LAUGHS
ALL
'chnirmnn, will bo tousttnmiler,
I and Hip Kev. (!eoi(!( Swift of Mil'
i lem will jjlve the Invocation.
OIVKN IAII. TKKM
Jess iMtn lUiwer Jr., 3'2. t
Redmond, yesterday wittl fined
$2." and sentenivd lo :itl ilays In
the Deschutes county Jail on M
charge of operating a cur without
a driver's IIcpiiiw,
lien C.nlllgan. Justice of 'thn
peace at Redmond, ImpoM'd the
penalty.
ONITE and SATURDAY
M j ..-DIANA it
r-t-C- tlx wot
TH4T lAff
WITH'
BLOOD
- 2nd KIT! -
Up to Theii Necks
. in Diapen and Daffy
Doing! f
with
G-btUl Dn
Hnnb Hall
7tnkU Dn
Anbl Shaw
E X T 11 A 9-
John Nesbitt's
Story of
Mooseheart, 111.
"City of Children"
I .5
I. t
mm wzMmrr
4S -i
TONIGHT
7:30 pm
TO
11:30 pm
COME EARLY
SAVE
MONEY
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