The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 03, 1950, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, APRIL 3, 1950 Johnson Denies British Cabinet Member Suspect Washington, April 3 IP)De- fense secretary Louis Johnson said today the Atlantic pact de fense ministers never discussed any proposal to withhold confi dential Information from British war secretary John G. Strachey. Arriving here from Europe, Johnson said he concurred in a statement of British defense min ister Emanuel Shinwell, on the subject. Shinwell said in London that there was "not a word of truth to-it." Johnson, Gen. Omar N. Brad ley, and Chairman Millard F. Tydings, D., Md., of the senate armed services committee, ar rived here at 7:18 a.m., EST, from the Hague, Netherlands. At the Hague they attended a meet ing of Atlantic pact defense min isters to devise strategy against aggression. Johnson was asked directly whether there was any truth to the report that confidential de fense information of the Atlantic pact partners would be withheld from Strachey, who has had left wing tendencies. "It was never discussed by the defense ministers," Johnson said. Up To British Johnson explained that he him self dealt only with Shinwell and that it was entirely up to the British whether or not Shinwell passed on information to Stra chey. In London, an official British spokesman described the report as a "lie." The spokesman said Strachey would be informed of all strategy discussed at The Hague, Shinwell, in London, also de scribed the report as "silly." The report was carried by a press association other than the United Press. It said the military chiefs had decided to withhold certain information from Stra chey. Bradley, who headed the U.S. military chiefs, said in London that the report was the first he had heard about it. On his arriv al here, Bradley hurried off to the Pentagon before he could be questioned. HAPPY HONEYMOON I Vancouver, B. C, April 3 Utt Police searching for Mrs. Eliza- beth Eastman, 90, reported miss ! Ing by her daughter, discovered her happily honeymooning in Vic toria, B. C, with Albert Wilbee, 86, officers disclosed today. SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT Fur the year muled Ilccemhcr 31. 1049 Of tlio - ) National t,ifo Company . of Tier, Motitox, In Hit Suite of I own, mailc to tliu I iixii it u n r(miinlslnr of tltu Etnte of Oregon, iiumntit to law. INCOME Total premium Iniumo for the year S I.73P.07(J.fll Interest, OlTlilencU urn) mils rrpelvcil uiirintr the year - 37.02n.OS Incdiin- frtnii other wnircus re- CiMvfil rtnrlnff the jenr 2M.aM.ni Total Income 2,-tlMI.ySl.lHi DISBURSEMENTS I'nM for lovn, rii'lowiin'iiis, annuities nnil mm iuIit mi nes ftSJt.fl'ifl.SO nivlitends prtlil t iiilli-ylin1il-rc 17;;,b22..Vi 1 11 v Mentis no ill In tfklilili'rs trash, $i: Btm-k. 0 (tPiiernl ItiMirnnee exnnsrs 3iL1. 100.01 Amount f r11 n titer p spend I -tnres (Inolmllnir Invest iiiont es.tiies IIJIIS.OJ 127.nW.4:i Twin I cxnemlittT-f I.2!,s.7:i2.27 ASSETS Value of real cstiitn uivneit Umok ralne) 30.lo4.4l Tnrix nn mortgagee mid trilat eral, etc 2.S13.7S2.R2 Value nt ln'mls owned (amortized! 10.22.4(in..1S Value of aiwka owned...... .v.'i'.Hl.lT. Premium tint en nnl noliev tonus 4Wi.0H7.Mi Cash In l:inlm nti.l mi linml 2s7.'i(!l).l!i Intercut mul rents line an1 nrcnicd Ill'.Uiit 01 Net nnrnllpotrd and deferred premiums - 2!r..SH.0i Oilier assets fnel) .. 2.05 Totnl ndmltled assort. $ir.rmo.oi.-i.4l Liibilitlni, Burplui and Othe- Funds Net reserves.. .. 12.1)01.212.01 Policy rliilms mid 1or.se oiit- "tsiidlnjf -Ift.r-l.r.T All other Hnlillllli" .. 7n1.(UUl.:H Total lliiUlJlles. except capital 13.718.10.1. S2 fapltnl pnld up Mntmil Special surplus futuN .142.0.'i4.) rnnsslgneil funds lur- plnst .n2?.rt4.70 Surplus as regarils policy holders 1.371.R10.K) T"tfil ir..imot!Ui Bifstneia (n Orc?cn for the Year e Premiums ami niiuultU-s re- 33.4r1.01 3.507 0" Dividends pit hi to nolfcyhcldera flurlcm tlie yenr Net rnn nnd rlitlrrts. endow ments, surrender, and annul- tips pnld during the year Principal office In (treat) M'NB eeirpii SYNOPSIS OF ANM'AL STATEMENT For the rear rntil Itpccmber 31. 1010 Df the Jeffencn Sttndarrl Life Insurance Company of Groom joro. in the Stlte of Ncrth Carolina, nmite to Hie InMiniiMv ('omiiili'Kiiiner of the Mute of Orckiiii. piit'iiiuu to taw; INCOME Total premium Ineotne for the year 27.4SI.2lrt.4P Interest, dlvMeiKls mid renl rewlvcd durlnt! the ynr I0.7(!3.t2 4 S3 tneome from cither aunrre.a rc- t-plvo,i durlnii tli? year - 4,il4.r.n:t.li Total Income I 43,001 .SU4.7U DISBURSEMENTS Paid for loftM-H, pinhiwitients. an nul lit and surrender vulnes I 0 'VI.I22.M Plfid-tntn p.ild to polloi ti-ild.T l.ii.V.l.2tl2.:tl Dlvhlpiids paid to stnekli?lders H'Kth, 7',0,(Hl: arnck. Ut 7nft Otf i. i flenerul lnuratie" etpcne fl.Oiii .V:'J.7 Amount of all other ospendltnrpa tlndudlnit Inreslmcnt expenses $1.;m:v4Vi.451 3.0I2.0I.7I lolal espi'iidllnie"' I 2-'. ivti.n 2" ASSETS Value of real etatf owned 1 market ralupi t II. 00.. 422. 70 lin ! on nn r l a cpb a nd collBternl, etc - .t23.0SO.S4 Va hie of Imnda nn ned latnortli'dt 70 Ktl.2 30 V.iIrp of it'wV owned (market tsIiioi 2l.t4ft.7tt 32 Premium notes and imltcr loans tr..!)T:;..'.r.,.l2 I'nah In hatil;s and on hn ml .. 7.W7.2M7 Interest ft Itents due & accrued l.'.'-Sl.sV Net uncllnlcd and deferred premium 8.7..4ii Other assets (licti l!. !!:. 2.". Total admitted asels 242.7.227.27 liabititin. Surplus and Othar Fundi Net reierves $ 104.1,'u. s'rfl.02 1'i'lli'T claims and tosses ontatandtmt I ."73.21 All other IHhllltlea IS.-Vil. 133.01 TtfHl llahllllies, ejwpt rtpltal - I 2!T7S.22T 27 Cnpllal pnld tip lo. mio.i 01.1)0 Spec till iiirplu funds: rootlnpeiter Heserte 3.000. Ann on rnasl(TDPd fnnds (surplus). m.ooo.uno.oo Nurplus a regards fxdlcrhildfra J yviwi iw cO Total . f 142.7.1 227.27 BuilnKsi In Oregon For The Year Net premiums and annuities recelted $ 42.3M.89 Dlridends tiatd to pollboMffrs daring the year - 1.7fl-.fH Set lces and elclm. pf.dowmenti urrertdert, and annuities paid dnrtng the rar J.onn on rrtnclnal offie In iiresrofl: A. I. MayNrrr. Manager. fi22 2. 1 -.rltt Bldg. Tortland Youngster Calls Police, Rather Than Brush Teeth Salem, April 3 U'i The tele phone operator heard a young voice scream Sunday niRht: "Give me the police department, quick!" A woman's scream was heard In the background. Then the con nection was broken. The operator traced, the call and relayed the Information to police. Two squad cars sirencd to the scene. Officers ran to the door anil knocked. A woman answered. "Yes," said the woman, "my son called the police for help when I told him to brush his teeth be fore he went to bed. I screamed at him and cut off the phone." Officers were led to the bed room where the youngster, about six. took one ciuick look and dived under the covers. lhe mother assured investigat ing officers that the youngster had had his brush with his teeth as well as with the law. Redmond Women Sign Charter Redmond, April 3 Sixteen members signed the charter of the Lions auxiliary at ceremonies which were held last Wednesday evening at the Redmond hotel. A cocktail hour and banquet pre ceded the program which was at tended by the new group and members of the Lions club. Mrs, Dorothy Kuratli of Hills boro, president of the Oregon state Lions auxiliary, presented the charter and Mrs. Dean Erwin of Enterprise, first vice-president of the state auxiliary, installed the officers. Officers of the new group are Mrs. David Ells, presi dent; Mrs. George Beimler, vice president; Mrs. Robert McCor miclc, secretary; Mrs. Keilh Park inson, treasurer and Mrs. Carl Martin, "lion trainer." Mrs. Ed Dorn of Prineville pre sented a bouquet of flowers to Mrs. Ells and Mrs. R. P. McCrea presented the club with a gavel and bell in behalf of the Prine ville Lions auxiliary, sponsoring club for the new group. Other guests at the affair in cluded Mrs. iola Piercy, presi dent of the Hillsboro Lions aux iliary, and Mrs. A. G. Lewis and Mrs. HanK Munkres, of the Prine ville club. Dean Erwin of Enter prise, Lions district governor, spoke briefly to the group and commented favorably on the park project which is being undertaken by the Redmond Lions. In charge of arrangements were Mrs. David Ells, Mrs. Ed Olsen, Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrs. James Smith. Clear, sparkling crystals of real "quaVtzr Identical with those pro duced by the processes of nature, are now being produced in lab oratories. SYNOPSIS Ol" AN.N'I'Al STATEMENT Kerr Hie rear ended Dccumtwr ill, 1040 Ot the of the National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford of Unrtford, in the Slate of Con necticut made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State ot Oregon, poignant to law: INCOME Net premiums recelnd 1)0,070.143.01 Tot:) Interest, dividends and rcnl estate Income.. 1.22.132.37 Income from other sources - 3:t2.712.0tt Total Income SS.i23.0v7. 118 DISBURSEMENTS Net amount pnld for Iowa 14.274.002.07 l.ot adjustment expenses . 1.32:!, 121.21 rndiTwrltfig expenses 15.0DS.S 13.lt llvldends paid to stockholders ic.'ikIi, tl.2,'i0.iH.'u.00: etock. ) - 1.230.000.00 !Hvldend paid or credited to policyholders 0 All oilier expenditures llnolmlint! lurestteent expenses $313.730.33 St 0,407.22 Total dlflmr-emcnts 32.lHK!.:i.Ul ADMITTED ASSETS Value of rcnl vslutc ownud mnret value). . . , 2.023.403.55 lnns mi mortgages and col- iHteral. elc 107,300.00 Villus of Iwnds owned (market) 20.402,833.50 Value of atnckft owned I market valuet , 3S.3S4.347.50 CiihIi In brinks find on hand 0, 4U4.OSU.lt 1 I' rein Iti ma In course of colk-cth'Q written since September UO. lit I!) 3.SOI.S0O.74 Interest anil rents due mid accrued 134,224.52 Other assets (net) 377.240.70 Tutu) admitted assets S1.405.3S5.38 liabilities. Surplus and Other Funds Total unpaid claims 5.2U2.02S.82 Estimated loss adjustment cs pcitse for unpaid claims 400.Mi0.00 Tot nl unearned premiums- 3S.Ks.-tNM)2 All other liabilities 3.133.103.11) Total liabilities, except capital - 47.713.504.03 failt;il paid up .1.000,000.00 Special surplus funds: $3,300.01 UK fntisipi"d funds (surplus) 25.2S1.701.55 Surplus at regards policyholders rt3.7Rt.7M .55 Total , fiMlO.aSj.oii Business In Oregon Tot The Year Net premiums recelred $ 2d2.trtri.02 Net Iosm-s paid i:.Mi7.13 lUvldi'nd Pi'ld OT credited to I..licTholders - Nil Principal office In OrcRon 1200 NVllco Ilulldtnu. Portland. Orexi-u SYNOPSIS Of A V X t; A f j STATKMKNT Tot the rear ended IVeiiiWr SI, 1049 Of the franklia National Insurance Companr of Ntw York of New York. In th State of New York, made to lhe Insurance Commissioner of tbe .State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premlnms receUed $ 1.257,202.0? Total Interest, dividend! and real estate Income 130.707.07 Inmn from other source-. 104. 701.02 Total income I 1.402.JC1.37 DISBURSEMENTS Net amonnt paid r-r hscs. 4S0. 427.20 Lint adjiistmeut cMcncs 52.221.2 rndernrltlnr eipenies 617.9JS.W All other expenditure tln-luillnR Inrestment etpenset S.UlO.Hiii 151.7W.tO Total dlshurementa I 1,211.355.0 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of he-nds owned lainortiledi - - 2.S4I.950.I5C Value of sterks owned market talnet l.7S3.r,P2.iio nh In hanks and on hand 1,57, J2:j. 70 I'reiiilnms In coutse of collection written since yeptemorr iW.19tU 652,, 13 1 .70 Interest and rents due atl accrui-d . 12 0J !,t Other assets (net) (00,473 f i Total admitted asieta t 0.V.7.2:I.11 liabilities. Surplus and Other Fundi Total unpaid claim $ 1M.440.!(5 Kstimated loss adtnstment ft Total nneariieil jiremlutus.-. fierce i or unpHiu cinims.-, j.i.c"' m All otlier iMMllties . Tntnl llnbilltles. . eanitai . $ I.TIK.002.07 Taplial paid up Sjclal surpl ia fnnfls ii.ukj.oc Cnat'lffnefl funds (surplus) 8.tiM).2o.:t4 Surpl is as wtrards ludicrieii.iera f 4.rto 2.1 rw TMal t 6.rr.7 2;(0.0) Business In Orefco Tor The Year Net prfiolums rectlred. I 2l(1.7S.'k Net fVnsses paid 111 4'.r.S prtn-lpal rfhc in Oreoti: Q Wll-oi ISulldlDj, rorlland, Oreuo. Tehphotoi DUST STORMS SWEEP MIDWEST At lp"st e'Bht persons died as dust storms swept across the Mid western states. Above, drivers on US Highway 24 near Lnwrenoe, Kan., crawl along as blinding dust, whipped up by winds of 80 mph velocity, lowers visibility and almost obscures background. mmi irt'n lit lMSit WHO'S COOK1N'? Rep. Helen ' Gahagan Douglas D.t Calif.) donned a chef's cap to look through one of the cook books printed by the government for free distribution.1 Each mem ber of Congress has 3000 of the books to give to constituents. KLAMATH DEFEATED Medford, April 3 (U?) Medford high school defeated Klamath Falls 64 to 58 in 'a dual track meet here Saturday. Medford was trailing 57 to 56 with only the javelin throw re maining. Don Vincent and D. C. second in inis event to give tne Black Tornado the meet. SIGNED AS COACH Eugene, April 3 (IP) Johnny McKay, regular left halfback on the University of Oregon football team last season, has been signed as a Webfoot assistant football coach. Athletic director Leo Harris said McKay's appointment be came effective today, subject to approval of the state board of higher education. THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON Grant High Wins. State Swim Title . Eugene, April 3 ili'i Grant high school of Portland today held the 1950 Oregon state high school swimming championship. The Generals scored 42 points In the annual swimming meet at University of Oregon pool Satur day to outdistance the field and take the title. Lincoln high of Portland was second with 33 points. Salem was third with 27 points; Benson had 21, West Linn 16, Jef. ferson of Portland 12, Franklin of Portland 11 and Klamath Falls 10. Washington high of Portland fail ed to score. WRECK COSTS LIFE ' Hubbard, Ore., April 3 IP Frank B. Chessmore, 60, Port land, was killed in a two-car col lision on .the Pacific highway about a half mile north of Hub bard yesterday. State police Said four other persons suffered injuries. Theron Harvey Field, Salem, driver of the second car, suffered a knee injury and Chessmore's wife, Eva, 54, received facial cuts and possible internal in juries. Jack Bowman, Salem, a passenger in Field's car, suffered face cuts, and Harold Field, also riding in the field car, suffered a jaw fracture and other injuries. Flora Ann Chessmore, 12, a passenger in her father's car, escaped injury. Bulletin Classifieds Brin,1? Results It Takes More limn Just Eq&sipmesiif to Do lhe Job IT TAKES KNOW HOW! Yes, and we know the wheel and brake work. When your car leaves our shop, you know it's in tip-top condition. So for more tire mileage and greater safety, let us do the ob better and more effi cintly. ' Remember . . . See Specialists for Special Work! (ILINEUP rV with Nbear See Us for . . . Wheel Alinemenr and Balancing Frame and Axle Straightening Brake and Shock Absorber Service Headlight Adjustment Now Open . . . OUR PRINEVILLE BRANCH at 225 East Fourth Phone 461 Bear Wheel & "Across From Mid Kenneth 1 1 7 E. Greenwood Begins Training Among young men taking lha basic air force Indoctrination course at Lackland air force bane, near San Antonio, Tex., I Pvt. Amos .1. Parker, 20, mmi of John AmoH Parker, Sisters. The course will Include a sci entific evaluation of aptitudes and Inclination, for guidance in selecting a particular vocation and career. LAND SINKING St. Helens, April 3 (IH Fifteen acres of ranch land, including an orchard, had sunk more than 75 feet todav and no one had offered Goble rancher W. E. Lawson a plausible explanation. The sinking started just before Christmas and was apparently ac celerated by heavy snowfalls early this year. DRIVE IN TOMOKKOW FOR A CHECK UP BY CENTRAL OREGON'S SAFETY SPECIALISTS! We're pioneers In Central Oregon for Bear Systean Service. We give complete satisfaction because we hove the KNOW HOW and ex perience (o do the work (pilckly and efficiently. Brake Service - Oregon Farmers" C. Cale Phone 1 243 Republicans Set 1950 Platform Washington, April 3 Ul'iThe republican purty has reduced to 99 words the platform on which 1) hopes to win this year's congres sional elections. The 99 words represent post card size digest of the 3500-word policy statement which was adopted by party leaders when they met here Feb. 6 for the Lincoln day celebration that open ed their 1950 campaigning. The digest was issued by the senate and house republican cam paign chairmen in cooperation with national GOP chairman Guy C. Gabrielson. The three suggest ed that all republican candidates for office use it in their campaign material. The digest declares that the re publican party stands for: 1. Reducing taxes. 2. Balancing Budget. 3. Eliminating government waste, especially along lines of Hoover commission reports. ComimuilNm lilt 4. Eighting communism here instead of condoning It. 5. Providing fair market prices on farm products aided by price supports cooperative marketing, soil conservation, reclamation, rural electrification no Brannan plan. 6. Continuing and improving Taft-Hartley law to protect pub lic from excessive power of labor and management. 7. Developing an adequate so cial security system that does not limit opportunity nor discourage initiative and saving. . 8. Protecting rights of veterans and minorities. 9. Developing a united Ameri can foreign policy for peace world trade without undermining American living standards. 10. Safeguarding liberty against socialism. SERVICE TONIGHT "Living Victoriously" will be the subject for tonight's 7:30 serv ice at First Christian church, With Ward A. Rice, professor of public speaking and homiletics at North west Christian college, Eugene, as the speaker. Jack Naff will lead the song service and will sing "Down From His Glory." The public will be welcome to at'tend, it was announced by Rev. Len B. Fishback. The auditorium of First Chris tian church was filled yesterday morning, as the pre-Easter preaching mission was begun. Bulletin Classifieds Brine Results BARBER BEAUTY r Styling Permintnl Waving Hair Cutting by Appoint ment -. ' SLATE'S BARBER ti BEAUTY SHOP 825 Wall ;- Phona 171 CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete Service Best of Material Furnished. Our periodical Inspection will Insure you more efficient operation. B. F. Rhodes & Son Phone 366-W or 716-W CLEANING DRY CLEANING OF QUALITY Repairs and Hat Blocking Capitol Cleaners 827 Hall Phone 024 ELECTRICAL CONTRACT WIRING All Types G. E. LAMPS RANGE REPAIRING WIRING MATERIALS BILL'S ELECTRIC 842 Hill at Greenwood Phone 14(12 J For Nlrht Calto Phone 046 R "SERVICE Refrigeration Water Pumps Washing Machine Oil Heaters Oil Burners Also Electric Motor Service Mike's Electric Repair Shop ma C.alvewlon, Phone 1M7-W Advtttlilng (olefin, ttotionorv, wadding nnouncamanli, aardt. S THE 5 BEND BULLETIN : Phone 156 -"Ta Hall n i Truman Orders To Siudy Marshall Plan End By Merrtnian Smith (United Prcu Whit Huu Rfpurtfr) Key West, FIa April 3 Mi President Truman's financial ad visers were under orders today to find a way to soften the econom ic blow at home and abroad when the Marshall plan ends in 1952. The chief executive ordered an extensive study of the dollar gap between united states exports and Imports with a view to devel oping a better International eco nomic balance before this nation's extensive foreign aid program comes to a halt. Mr. Truman placed primary re sponsibility of the study on Sec retary of the army Gordon Gray. The president has nominated Bud get director Frank Pace Jr. to succeed Gray who will serve as a special assistant to Mr. Truman TONITE and TUESDAY! THE PICTURE WITH ALL THE HILARIOUS ANSWERS! DOROTHY McGUIRE WILLIAM LUNDIGAN JUNE HAVOC EXTRA CARTOON Late News! 3 WHO'S WHO IN BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DmECTOBY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES HEARING AID SERVICE Batteries for All Makes TI Bend Hearing Aid Center 634 Wall Phone 803 LAUNDRY SERVICE Fallr Automatic Waakln and Drrlna- Parillltaa OHRtiON kTqUIPMRNT I.AIINnKKKTTE I 111 E. CroenwMd, Phono 111 MONUMENTS Monuments and Markers CO RAY CARLSON Cemetery Sexton 854 Georgia Phorfe 3KB-M MOVING STORAGE BEKINS AGENT Bend Storage & Transfer 222 Irving Phone 444 IM,'itgiUUI.'ig!Mllll.'l m Now Is the Tlnm to Plant Flowering Shrubbery Snow Ball tjiilnre Almond Forsythla Splrea. Many colon to choose from. FLOWERING PLUM, CRAB APPLE and HL'SII C IIERRY Shelley Nursery 104 E. Greenwood Ave. PAGE THREE Advisers until he leaves the government In the late summer to become pres ident of the University of North Carolina. The president wrote Gray, say ing "we cannot continue to sell our goods abroad, or receive a return on our public and private improvements abroad, unless for eign countries can obtain the nec essary dollars to make their pay ments." What produced Mr. Truman concern was the fact that exports are now running at rate of S16, 000,000,000, against $10,000,000, 000 In imports. Of the $6,000. 000.000 gap, approximately $5, 000,000,000 worth of exports were financed by American grants. TONITE and TUESDAY! BP MU0UT nuuuu ffi - Ml' 2nd HIT! ?( "wanted? . m ; . . s a f wvw M; WOMEN f I On for MOVING STORAGE Call Consolidated Freight ways For Complete Moving ' Service Packing, Crating, Household Van Service, Cartage. Car Distribution. Estimates Given. Phone Bend 783 Phone Redmond 30 OIL BURNERS STEAM, HOT WATER and WARM AUl SYSTEMS Oregon Heating Co. 734 E. Fourth Call 613. day or night. RADIO REPAIR Guaranteed Service on all makes. Pickup and Delivery. GEORGE'S Radio and Sporting Goods 826 Wall Phone 800 ROOFING SniNGLES SIDING INSULATION ROOFING Free Estimates Given 0 Use Our Easy Payment Plan Central Oregon Roofing Co. 832 Bond Phone 1370 Sewing Machine Repair Any Make Machine HOUSE CALLS 2.W) SHOP CALLS 1.60 DOMESTIC'S, NO CHARGE Anderson Sewing Machine Corner State and Tumalo. Phone 862-W II S I I i:-. e mm fm Mm k I M Hi