THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949
PAGE TEN
Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond, Dec. 16 (Special)
Mm. Idella Van Matre and daugh
ter, Joyce, are making plans to
apend the Christmas holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clanlleld
at Dallas. Mrs. Clanfield is Mrs.
Van Muire's niece.
The Redmond Christian church
will present Its annual Christmas
program Sunday nigni at ;ju.
Miss Ruby Stephenson, girls'
pnysical euucatiou direcior, win
leave lor her home in Fostoria,
la., Friday night. She will go by
train by way of The Dalles, and
will, remain through the holiday
season. Miss fcmny Loennlg and
Mrs. Donna Keddekopp will assist
with Miss Stephenson's classes
during her absence.
Joe Ward recently shot his left
land wniie playing wiin a gun.
The wound is not serious.
Mrs. Vern Magill was called to
Koseburg this week to attend the
funeral services of a great aunt
She plans to return Hie latter
part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Brown of
Terrebonne have returned from
a trip to the middle west, where
they visited Brown's relatives.
En route home they stopped at
Brothers to visit their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Monical.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Monical and
sons, Wendell and Leonard, and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Howard and
children, Virginia Lee and Billy,
were Saturday night guests at the
Gilbert Toll home. Tne group
played ' cards. The Monlcals re
mained as over-night guests.
Mr. and Mrs. James Talbot
were Tuesday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McGregor.
'Mrs. Clyde Talbot is visiting
relatives in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McCul
loch iwere Wednesday night
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. MeCulloch.
Bob NewbilL Dick Nooe, Gene
Gustafsen, Jim Heston and Jim
Hall will go to Portland Friday
night to attend the Redmond
Portland freshman game. If Red
mond plays Columbia Prep school
Saturday night the boys will re
main in Portland and return Sun
day. Members of the Future Busi
ness Leaders of America held a
home-made candy sale Wednes
day In the halls. Helen McMurry
was general chairman of the sale.
Mrs. R. A. Hanneman and son,
Bud, were Injured when their car
slid on the Tumalo grade and
turned over. Bud is in the St
Charles hospital with a broken
shoulder blade and other Injuries.
Mrs. Hanneman has several cut
fingers, bruised legs and torn
muscles.
Mrs. Keith Parkinson and Mrs.
Bob Brown will be hostesses to
the Jeycee-ettes December 20 at
the home of Mrs. Parkinson. . ,
'.Austin Olsen was elected mas
ter of the Redmond Masonic
lodge Wednesday evening at the
regular meeting in the Townsend
hall. Raymond H. Jones was
chosen senior warden and Edward
A. Parker was selected as junior
warden. L. E-- Smith was re
elected treasurer and Maurice F.
Roberts, secretary.
Mrs. Harry Sly became a mem
ber of the Redmond home exten
sion unit last Tuesday at the reg
ular meeting of the club.
Mrs. Roger Sanford was elected
to serve as worthy matron of Red
mond chapter. Order of Eastern
Star, at the regular meeting last
Monday evening at the Town
send hall. Dr. M. M. Pendroy
was elected worthy patron, and
Mrs. R. W. Christiansen and Ed
Parker were chosen as associate
matron and patron, respectively.
Mrs. A. H. Olsen became the new
secretary, Mrs. M. M. Pendroy,
treasurer, Mrs. Raymond H.
Jones, conductress, and Mrs. Lil
lian Davis, associate conductress.
'Mr. and Mrs. John Norlin and
son will spend the week end in
Portland with relatives and
friends.
:Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duling
and daughter are planning a trip
to roruana &aiuraay, uecemoei
17. Mrs. Duling and daughter will
remain there until after Christ
mas but Duling will return to his
ranch until Christmas eve when
he will join his family in Portland.
Octagon card club met at the
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December 12. Mrs. John Berning
held high score for the evening
and Mrs. Frank Moran, traveling
piiie. Mrs. H. Windom was a
guest The next meeting will be
December 26 at the home of Mrs.
William Hughitt
Mrs. William Young has been
critically ill at her home since
December 8. A son from Calltor
nla arrived over the week end to
he with her.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Dudley
and family went to Portland Sat
urday. The doctor returned De
cember 14 but Mrs. Dudley and
the children remained with rela
tives tor the Christmas holiday.
The doctor will join them Christ
mas eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Geoiee Teater and
daughter, Nancy, have returned
from a 10-day trip to California
where they visited Mrs. Teater's
parents.
Flying Boxcar
Lands Safely; 6
Crewmen Jump
Reno. Dec. 16 IP An Ice-laden
air force C-S2 flying boxcar land
ed safely at Hubbard field early
today after six of its ten occu
pants parachuted safely when the
plane "iced .up" at 18.000 feet and
underwent violent gyrations.
All six of the men wno oanea
out, five passengers and tne
plane's radio operator, were ac
counted for by deputy sheriffs.
Four suffered only cuts and bruis
es and hiked four miles to a high
way where an air force private on
furlough picked them up and
drove them to Femley, a tiny
town 30 miles east of here.
Two others were injured when
they landed amid jagged rocks on
rolling sagebrush-covered hills in
the desolate Pyramid lake Indian
reservation. One suffered a brok
en leg and the other a broken
arm.
The uninjured men built a fire
and wraoDed the two injured
servicemen in parachutes before
they left to seek aid. Two of them
led a sheriff's party to the scene
to return the injured servicemen
to an ambulance standing by,
back at the highway.
Ice Blamed
The dramatic . battle by the
Dilot. 2nd Lt. George Dumont, 26.
Showhegan,- Me.; 2nd Lt. David
Torgeson, 22, Winamoc, Ind., the
co-pilot; and 5bgt. carl u.
Schneiterer, '23, Nashua, N. H.,
crew chief; "began shortly after
midnight as the Alameda-bound
plane began to ice up over Lock
lock, 200 miles east of Reno.
' The plane had taken off from
Lowry field at Denver last night
The three crewmen fought the
controls for nearly half an hour
while the plane, its controls made
nearly unmanageable by steadily
increasing ice, rocked violently.
Dumont ordered the crewmen
and the passengers to don para
chutes as the plane, despite the
efforts of both the pilot and the
co-pilot who fought the controls
desperately, climbed from 12,000
to 18,000 feet
THe crew chief reported he
opened a door at the rear of the
plane and ' the next thing I- knew
there was a rush of guys going
by me and six of them had jump
ed out."
Lt Dumont denied he had or
dered the men to jump but said
he had instructed them to stand
by the open door until he rang
the alarm bell their signal to
jump. The six who left the plane
apparently either became alarm
ed or through misunderstanding
rushed through the open door as
soon as the chief had secured it
HEINOUS CRIME!
Memphis, Tenn., Dec. .16 IP
Jerry Crook, 24-year-old former
policeman, was indicted here yes
terday on charges of stealing a
raincoat
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Pulpit Shared
By Rival Pastors
Baltimore UP The Mount Ver
non Methodist Place church here
has selected a minister of another
denomination as its co-pastor.
The Rev. Dr. Walter Fiscus, of
Eugene, Ore., a minister in the
Disciples of Christ denomination,
will share the pulpit with the
Rev. Dr. Albert E. Day, a Metho
dist Dr. Day described the move as
a step "that may open larger
ways of co-operation between rep
resentatives of various denomina
tions before organic unity be
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tween denominations Is reached."
"In these days when commu
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A native of Stillwater. Okla..
Dr. Fiscus has preached to large
congregations of students at the
University of Oregon at Eugene
for the past three years. Last
summer, he led a tour of students
to Europe In the Interest of pro
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West Palm Beach. Fla.. Dec. 16
U Lucian B. C Somers, 77-year-old
retired dentist from Somers
Point, N. J., was a free man to
day. He won a divorce from the
wife he married in 1893 and sepa
rated from 22 years ago.
Somers claimed in his suit that
his wife, 'Margaret, was keeping
company with other men.
The age of Mrs. Somers, who
lives in Philadelphia, was not dis
closed, but Somers said they had
two sons aged 35 and 47.
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Red Strength
By Jack Burby
IUiiIImI 1'rvM Hu(( Cirrimui1itt)
Honolulu UI1 Seven men have
set out to measure communist
sttviiKth In Hawaii and to find mil
whether It's true tliat the I oils
would control those islands as a
state. : .
That charge, most recently re
peated by Sen. Hugh Hiiller, It.,
Nob., Is one of the chief reasons
the !H)yeur-oId territory Is not nl
reiidy a state.
Gov. Ingram M. Stnlnback, who
two yems ago declined open sou
son on Island c munuiilsts, ap
pointed the now sovon-mun un
American activities commission
to flush subversives here Into the
open.
Tho commission, authorized by
a special legislative session, has
wide powers for Its work. It may
subpoena witnesses and records,
compel witnesses to talk, hold Its
meetings openly or privately und
keep lis (hidings secret
Panel ApHlntod
Unlike its mainland predeces
sors, the panel Is appointed, not
chosen from elected representa
tives. Hut Edward Si; a. attorney,
who heads the new group, prom
ises a square deal. "We will aot
with all due regard for the rights
of the people." he said
Silva figured prominently In
Hawaii's only communist study to
dutc. He sat as chairman of a
school board which dismissed two
teachers, Dr. and Mrs. John Mel
necke. ufter finding they did not
possess "necessary Ideals of de
mocracy." Hawaii has only one admitted
communist, although estliuutos
of the actual number of acilve
party members among Its 541.000
resident! rouge from 300 to 800.
Finding lo Be Guide
The commission has $75,000 to
spend 'on the investigation. It
must rcort to the legislature in
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dent, Hurry Bridges, was accused
of lying whan asked In 1IH5
whether he was a communist.
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of thu country's Pacific gateway.
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an but n full scale search of the
1-ako Burlen district wns discon
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at. first feared she hud been a
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