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7' PAGE TEN THE BENQ BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950 Queen Mother Nears Birthday In High Spirits By Gerldlne Hill (United Pratt Staff Correepondent) London, May 25 P Queen Mary celebrates her 83rd birth day tomorrow in pretty good health tor a great-grandmother, and according to those who know her, she's as excited as a school girl. -She always is, they said, when .-. a birthday comes around. , . - "The queen mother may be ' ageing, but, woe betide anyone who forgets to wish her many happy returns, a member of the 1 royal household said. It isn't likely anyone will for get. There will be presents from : her son, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth and other royal relatives, and thousands of peo ple of all walks of life through vout the world will send flowers or greetings. ' Will Receive Mall The royal post office at Buck Ingham palace will stay open all night sorting mail addressed to "Her Majesty Queen Mary, Marl borough House." Sent on to her will be a list of all cables, whether they are - from prime ministers or from American ex-GI's who were sta tioned in Britain during the war and joined Britons In their af " fection for the dowager queen. U. S. warships in British wa ' tors will fire a 21-gun salute in . her honor at noon tomorrow. Queen Mary's health is not bad for a person her age, palace reports said, and her' energy makes her "younger" friends those in their 60's and 70's feel ; old beside her. Activities Curtailed Although she had an attack of sciatica recently, which cur tailed her activities and made her use a wheel chair for the last half hour of a British indus tries fair tour, she has suffered -. no serious illness. At a Chelsea flower show earlier this week two septuage " narlans had a hard time keeping up with her as she walked from stall to stall. "Next year I shall order a . wheelchair," one of them puffed,' 'ana ane can-push me around. The presents she'll get tomor row have teen discussed by the royal family and among her In timate friends for months. Queen , i Mary has one of the largest pri vate antique collections In the ? world,' and It's quite a problem to find something suitable for her that she doesn't have al ready. . ' RECIPE TOO RICH Milwaukee U Mrs. Herb Gu towskl doesn't know quite what to do with a recipe sent to her by her son, Tom, wno is serving n hitch In the navy. The sailor liked a navy dish so well he got n copy of the recipe from the cook, -it s just too expensive, , Mrs. Gutowski said. "Starts off with 'six sides of beef, diced . . '." BLOOMING CLEVER! Detroit iui Francos Hill, 24. described by police as a "bloomer girl" shoplifter, was sentenced to 90 days In Jail. Police said a com panion snatched Jewelry and clothing In a department store and , stuffed them In Miss Hill's capa cious bloomers. Brandis Thrift Wise Drug , Bend, Oregon . New! Lose Weight Without Dieting! 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Longshoremen Risk Lives In Rescue of New York Girl New York, May 25 nii Strain ing every muscle, 150 brawny longshoremen pushed a lu.uuu-ton freighter far enough to save a 4-year-old girl who fell between the bobbing ship and the pier. The men made their combined strength equal that of a tugboat and saved blonde, blue-eyed Di ana Svqt from being crushed. They grunted and groaned while three fellow workers risked death to form a human chain and pluck the little girl from the water 18 feet below the pier, Just as she was going down for the second time. Diana and her mother went to the waterfront yesterday to vl sit a friend on the Yugoslav ship SibijH. The girl missed her foot ing on the gangplank and drop ped Into the narrow space be tween the ship's side and the ptar. ' "'Merfnte appeared hopeless. It was only a matter of seconds be fore she would be crushed to death or would drown. But the mol Iter's scream brought the longshoremen, busy BARBER BEAUTY Hilr Styling Permanent wiving Hilf Cutting by Appoint ment SLATE'S IIARHEH & BEAUTY SHOP B25 Will Phone 171 CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete Service Rest of AIhIci-IhIm Furnished. Our periodical Inspection "III insure you more efficient operation. L. B. RHODES Phone Hlifl W or ISMJ CLEANING DRY CLEANING OF QUALITY Repairs and Hat Blocking Capitol Cleaners l7 Wall I'lione 52 1 """electrical contract wiring All Tvpcs ti. K. LAMPS RANGE REPAIRING WIRING MATERIALS BILL'S ELECTRIC 1)12 Mill nl Gn-rmvond Phone A.a I or Night tails I'lione lim it SERVICE li-Mi;i-iftliun Water Pumps U ashing Mat hinm Oil lll'Ht,T Oil IIiiiiiitn Also I'.Iih'IiIc Motor Km Ire Mike's Electric Repair Shop tlft Gnlv-Mm. I'limii' I.Vil V SB unloading the vessel's cargo of copper, into action. They streamed off the decks onto the dock, lined, up alongside the ship, and put their muscles to work. Two small tractors being used in the unloading also nosed up and pressed on the heavy hull. Then the human chain was formed. Joseph Zappulla, 25, fac ing death every second, was low ered to the water's edge and grab bed Diana Just In time. The entire rescue took only four minutes, but It left the big men limp and gasping. Diana recovered quickly from her ducking and went home to eat ice cream, Zappulla went home to bed, nursing cuts and bruises. PARKED CARS TARGET Seattle. Wash., May 25 UPi Police today placed three toen age Seattle boys under Jurisdic tion of Juvenile court after they were arrested for setting off homemade fireworks ' beneath cars parked in a "lovers' lane" at night. WHO'S WHO IN BEND AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES HEARING AID SERVICE LAUNDRY SERVICE LAUNDRY MONUMENTS Monuments and Markers RAY CARLSON Cemetery Sexton M (ieorgln Phone .IKS-M Batteries for A 1 Makes ffiiMiinPuin M J Bend Hearing Aid 7 1)31 Wall Phone 803 KuIIt Automatic Vhlnj f OltKf.nN I-IH II'MIINT 11 I.Ai'NIlMtKTTK lUA K. l.reriiwtHMl, Phone V Aetvtrllilng lottfert. HhV'w itaiienery, nodding 1 I cmftowfteemeitt, eordt, 5 LA BEND BULLETIN j Rival Companies Study GM Pact With Deep Awe Detroit, May 25 IP General Motors' historic new five-year contract with the CIO United Auto Workers has the corporation's competitors in something of a dither. Rival companies, caught open mouthed by the surprise agree ment, are studying the pact with awe and some apprehension. GM's success in pinning down Walter P. Reuther to five un broken years of guaranteed labor peace caused the amazement. Reuther's warning that the set tlement would be the union's 1950 pattern Jolted some other auto makers, particularly those still to reach agreement with the UAW. Will Cost Billion UAW experts estimate the five year pension program, annual four-cent hourly wage boosts and hospital-medical and insurance plans will cost the giant corpor ation at least $1,000,000,000. General Motors' first year out lay will be about $144,000,000, the union srvs, with the ante polng up $32,000,000 a year until 1955. Reuther, who Jubilantly heaped praise on the unprecedented agreement, can't serve new de mands on the two other big three members, Ford and Chrysler, un til next year. It's the smaller firms, such as Hudson, Packard and Briggs, which might be in cluded in the "1950 pattern." Includes Pension Plan The Chrysler contract, forged in the table-pounding heat of a 100-day strike, provides a three year contract and five-year pen sion plan. But the contract can be opened twice on economic mat ters. Ford, too, has a five-year pen sion deal, but its contract runs only until April 1, 1952, and Reu ther may make only wage de mands on that firm next January. Labor traditionally has opposed long contracts, preferring fre quent showdowns on its increas ing demands. And there is some grumbling among the rank-and-file In the UAW against the ap parent long-term trend. Reuther Serves Notice Reuther served notice on the auto Industry that "we are not committed to either the GM cost-of-living formula or five-year agreements." But the militant union chieftain makes his plans long in advance, and they are ambitious plans. . "If each of the 60.000,000 wage earners in the country got todny what the (General Motors work ers did," he savs, "by 1954 and 1055, there" would be a 42 billion Increase In the nation's real pur chasing power." Use classified ads in The Bulletin for quick results. MOVING STORAGE Call Consolidated Freightways For Complete Moving Service Packing, Crating, Household Van Service, Cartage. Car Distribution. Estimates Given. Phone Bend 788 Phone Redmond 30 NURSERY ORNAMENTAL Evergreens and Shrnlts Arborvitaes, Junipers, Cypress llanly hade I recs. Maple, Mountain Ash, Locust Hlark Wnlnut, Crah Apple, Hawthorne, Flowering Plum. Shelley Nursery lfil E, Greenwood Ave. RADIO REPAIR Giinrnnlerd Service on all makes. Pickup and Dtlivcry. GEORGE'S Radii and Sporting Good B-'B Wall Phone 1)00 ROOFING SIIIMil.ES SIDING INSl LATION ROOI'ING I'rre K.ollnialrs Givi-n lnr Our Easy Pnirnl Plan Central Oregon Roofing Co. XT! Wlillil Phrinr THO mm SERVICES Hrpilli Intr on Hii'Vlra and all Wheel GnmlW. Prevision Grind ing nil Ijimiiilnwrrx, Hnisrs, (ardr'n TnnU, Pii k on and Drlln-ry MKi HOI K VAN ALI EN I'ltTjilonr- Hmup and Aulo Suuiilv Timber Losses Reported Huge Washington, May 25 U'i C. M. Granger, assistant chief of the forest service, told congress to day that 2,000,000,000 feet of timber are lost eacn year because they cannot be reached. He told a senate public works sub-committee that 36,000 miles of new roads and trails are need ed for "reasonably adequate pro tection and proper use of tne na tional forest resources." The needed roads and trails would cost $034,000,000. George M. Fuller of the Na tional Lumber Manufacturers' as sociation said new roads are need ed to reach and harvest the virgin forests in the Pacific northwest. Long Strike Faced By Weyerhaeuser Tacoma, Wash.. May 25 UPi A lengthy strike by 9,000 mem bers of the International Wood workers of America (CIO) was predicted today by a qualified observer following yesterday's breakdown of negotiations by the IWA and the Weyerhaeuser Tim ber Co., over the union shop issue. The two parties broke up here despite efforts of federal media tor Leo Kotin of Portland to settle the 11-day-old strike. During the discussion, IWA representatives turned down a company hourly wage increase offer of 10 V4 cents, which Weyer haeuser made because it said it could not match the settlement made by the rest of the industry May 13, the observer reported. The wage increase would have been a substitute for the com pany's previously offered pension plan, other weliare benefits, and a union proposal tor paid noil- days. However, tne oner was refused by the IVvA when the company again turned down the iWA s demand lor a union snop. The observer remarked that there is no settlement possible on the economic issues umil tne union shop dispute is resolved be cause the posnton of tne com pany and the union remain rigid on the granting of a union snop. NOTHING TO IT Allentown, Pa. ilfi Marty; Martzall, Muhlenberg college: pitcher, broke his leu leg on tne; mound but came back to pitch again the next day. All he had to uo was make a quick trip to near- j by Lancaster and buy another! wooden leg. ! BIKI) HEADS EAGLES Grand Kapids, Mich. tU'i Kalph Bird has been elected president of the Michigan state aerie, Fra ternal Order of Eagles. r'ty..'mnc3aac mammm I MtMMt houai otrosrr INSUIAMCI COftrouTiotf . Bank Extending Time of Service Banking hours are being ex tended at the Bend branch of The First National Bank of Portland, according to an announcement by K. E. Sawyer, local manager. Ef fective Monday, May 29, this branch will be open for regular banking business from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., six days a week including Saturday, Sawyer said. The move not only offers First National customers all-day bank ing six days a week, but also ben efits employes, including officers, by giving them two full days off a week, Sawyer announced. This is accomplished-by -sfetting up a rotating work schedule. Get Two Oays Off "The decision to change our banking hours," stated Sawyer, resulted from our desire to bene fit both our customers and our employes, and has been Influenc ed by repeated requests for ex tended banking hours. We have felt for some time that our staff members should have more time off for recreation and other activ ities outside business, and we feel strongly that our bank, as a service institution, should have banking hours that meet the con venience of as many people as possible." Frank N. Belgrano Jr., presi dent of First National, pointed out that since the extended bank ing hours were instituted last Au gust, a total of 1,085,000 individ ual visits have been made to First National banking offices on the new schedule, by persons seeking various types of banking service after 3 p. m. Monday through Friday, and after noon on Satur day. CLIPPED TWO WAYS Superior, Wis. lFi-Harry Crif fin thought he was being clipped, so he walked away with the in strument that did the job. He told Judge Claude Cooper that $1 seemed a pretty stiff price for a haircut, unless It included the barber's clippers. Griffin was fined $50. Use classified ads in The Bulletin lor quick results. DRUG LESS CLINIC Fatigue Fatioue, impaired nerve energy. Is the background for most disorders. Normal nerve supply is necessary to the func tion of organs and glands. The Chiroprac tic profession Is founded upon that premise and dedicated to efforts of find ing the source and removing the cause of interference to normal nerve function. To this end, the Chiropractic Research Foundation was founded in 1944. 8. D. KETCHUM, D. C. EFFECTIVE i SMI "m IttctaMMai . s ALL-DAY BANKING MONDAY thru SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Providing you with the most convenient and complete bank ing service possible comes first with us. V"e believe that our banking offices exist for your benefit ...and that "banking hours" should be primarily those which suit your convenience, not ours. Therefore, out new "open" hours will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday, including Saturday, These longer hours will make it easier for you to make sav ings and checking deposits, arrange for loans, have access to your safe deposit box, and use the many other helpful services of out bank. Our mployeat will banaflt by this plan, loo, as it means a fivt-day wtek on a rotating schodulo. DEND DRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND LEST THEY FORGET Boston "A Old acquaintances are welcome customers at the Old Lang Sign Co. here. AFL MEETING SET A meetinc for all U.S. govern ment employes In this area has been scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday, May 26, at the Labor temple, it was announced today by Walter F. Sanders, national representa tive of the American Federation of Government Employes, A.F. of L. 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