".SDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1952
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
ar News
Pine post of Veterans
s Wars, and .the auxil
lld a joint social meet
( Feb; 22, at 8 p. m. at
n jegjon Mail. OKi
i Navy films will be
tough the courtesy of
tavy recruiting station.
of cards and dancing
t, and members of the
till serve refreshments,
frd D. Wood, 1464 Itha
led Saturday evening
itClty, where she spent
hree weeks visiting rel-
t Singers will hold a
hearsal tonight at 7 o'
jie High School orches
i.offieers announced.
Heisinger, who lost his
double boating accident
on Lake Meade, In Cal
(as the brother of Carl
feisinger of the Tumalo
it was pointed out to
1 relatives have not been
f: of funeral arrange
was reported!
tple Link Club will hold
card party Friday, Feb.
. m. at the IOOF hall.
Jl be refreshments . and
Recording to those in
d Mrs. Dan Musgrave,
prton, are parents of a
i this morning at St.
Memorial Hospital. The
)ehed 5 pounds, 6 ounces,
been named Violet Judy,
tegular weekly 'square
the Eastern Star Grange
t; be held Thursday night,
t 8 o'clock. Women are
sandwiches, and coffee
erved, it was announced,
triage license was issued
punty clerk's office yes
J Willis A. Pedersen and
i Parker, both of Bend,
fi Sisters will honor
of the order, at a meet
irsday at 8 p. m. in the
Legion Hall. Officers
id that important busi
A; be discussed, and there
social hour, with games
teshments. Hostesses for
nlng will include Mrs. R.
hum, Mrs. H. R. Wight
fs. W. F. McFariden, Mrs.
leer and Mrs. George Dav-
lend Woman's Bowling As
i n will hold a meeting
iy at 7 p. m. in the City
i Atline Cundell, secretary,
i U members to attend.
Q not be responsible for any
other than my own. Albert
i..s,l. Adv.
3, F,. Peterson announces
his offices in the Penney
'. will be closed Feb. 23rd to
it 11th. Adv.
himbia TRU-FIT Di a m o n d
. Guaranteed not to slip,
or turn on your fincer. See
i at NIEBERGALL JEWEL-
1 -new to (jnpitoi ineatre. ,-we
stir With Care," Est. 1926.' Adv.
ublic'Card Party at American
' don Hall, 838 Bond, Saturday
j. 23rd at 8 p. m. Pinochle,
i sored by the American Legion
I i Auxiliary. . ..
Croup Seeking
Ta Spur Voting
rLEM OB A group headed
bt Thomas Lawson McUill, lor
rt mcv-ttlive secretary to Gov.
t ujlas McKay, has banded to-
ner to cet out tlie vote.
Articles of incorporation were
;:fr-l Wednesday tor Register and
'Vote, Inc-, with headquarters in
Portland.
: Obiective ot the organization is
to get all Oregonians who are eli-
. giote TO register unci eiiuuuy im-tMrtant--go
to the polls and vote
Tne ofEdnization is nonpartisian
Nellie S. Bybee
Dies at Age 67
Nellie Smith Bvbee. 67. riled
Tuesday at St. Charles Memorial
Hospital, where she had been a
patient for the past two weeks.
She had been in ill health for
some time, '
Mrs. Bvbee was a -nativp nf
Morgan county, Utah, and had
been a Bend resident for nine
months. She made her home with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Smith.
In addition to Mrs. Smith, she
leaves another dauehter. Mrs.
John Jensen of Emmet t, Ida., and
a loster sister, Nettie May Bybee
of Menan. Idaho. There are two
grandchildren. ,
The body was accomDanied to
day to Rigby, Ida., where services
ana burial wiy be held.
(By United
Allied Chemical
American Can ;
A T & T ..
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel,
Caterpillar Tractor
Chrysler Corp :
Continental Can
Crown Zellerbach :
Curtis Wright
uu Font
Eastman Kodak
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Gen'Mtrs .
Graham Paige
Homestake Mining .
Inspiration Co.
Kaiser Frazer
Kennecott Copper ...
Lockheed Aircraft ,
M and M Wood ......
Katy Pfd.
Mont Ward
NY Cent
Penne'ys J C
Pcnn RR
Radio Corp
Richfield Oil
Socony Vacuum
South Co
Southern Pac
Stand Cal
Stand Ind :
Stand N J
Sun Mines
Texas Gulf
Trans America .....
Trans West Air
Un Carbide
Tri Continental
Union Pacific
United Air .
UAL
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Youngstown S & T
i C - F
Benas
Mobilheat
E L NIELSEN
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Distributor
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Automatic Prlntomclcrs
1 Bend, Oregon
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D-.T CLOSING STOCKS
30 industrials 258.49 off 2.88: 20
railroads 83.00 off 0.82; 15 utilities
48.12 off 0.49; and 65 stocks 96.05
off 1.01.
Sales Wednesday approximated
1.970,000 shares compared with
1,639,000 shares, traded Tuesday.
in
MALAYA'S BOSS Gen. sir
Gerald Templer arrives in Kuala
Lumpur to take over the pdst of
British high commissioner of Ma
laya. He replaces Sir Henry Gur
ney, who was slain in a Com
munist ambush last fall, . :
Market Report
BEND MARKETS
Butterfat First quality, 73c lb.';
second quality 71o lb.
jiay, no. l anaua wu to
baled ton in field.
Livestock Bend livestock in
most instances are based one cent
a pound below the Portland prices
paid for livestock.
Grains Bulk prices delivered
Wheat, J2.10 per bu.; barley, tG2
per ton; ot.ts, $75 per ton; rye, $55
per ton. - .
Aisike clover seed Via per ID.
Potatoes U. S. No. Ia at cell
ing. Eggs Large, 49-50C a dozen.
Medium, 45-47C
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
(By United I'ru)
Cattle 125, active; canner and
cutter cows mostly 17.50-20.00,
few to 20.50 and strong weights
to 21.00; shells down to 15.00;
utility cows mostly 21.00-24.00;
bulls scarce.
Calves 35; choice vealers 34.00
37.00; few utility and commercial
grade steady at 22.00-30.00.
Hogs 200; extreme top 10c high
er at 19.85 fqr one lot choice .No.
1 221 lb. averages; other choice
180-235 lb. 19.50-19.75, with No. 3
type unsold; choice 400500 lb.
sows 15.50-16.50; good and choice
feeder pigs 17.00-18.00.
Sheep 50; good and choice un
der 110 lb. wooled lambs 26.50
27.50; heavier around 25;, good
slaughter ewes 12.50-13.50.
Students Visit
Klamath School
Thirteen Bend High School stu
dents, members of the Trades
and Industries Club, ' left this
morning for Klamath Falls, to
visit Oregon Institute of Tech
nology. Accompanying them as
chaperones were J. Wilson Bil-
yeu, Tic coordinator; Miss zoia
McDougall, dean of senior high
eirls. and Kenneth Hudley, Vet
erans Administration represent
ative. The following students made
the trip: Bob Mueller, Lloyd Han
son, Myron DeBunce, Ron Walk
er, John Laylon, Mary King, Rob
ert Lomas, Carl Blanchard, Bar
bara Fox, Carol Church, Dale
Johnson, Jean Ann Chapman and
Audrey McElwain.
The group left this morning at
6:15. in three automobiles. They
planned to return to Bend to
night.
Use Eend Bulletin Classified Ads
for best results.
PORTLAND DAIRY MARKET
(Bit United Prta)
.-Butter nrlces werA un nna rent
a pound on the Portland whole-1
sale dairy market Wednesday.
Butter: To retailers: AA grade
print 88c lb.; cartons 87c; A
prints 88c; cartons 87c; B prints
84c lb.
Eggs: To retailers: Grade
A A large 49c doz.; A large 45c
doz.; A A medium, 45c doz.; car
tons 3c additional.
Hospital News
SIAMESE CHICKS THKIVE
NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass.
(U'i Siamese chicks are thriving
at Robert Peck's .poultry farm
here1. The chicks, a combination
of Cross Barred Rock and New
Hampshire, are joined at the base
of the neck: Peck says they're
"very healthy." -
FRESH
HEARING AID
BATTERIES
BEND Rexall DRUG
The following are new patients
at St. Charles Memorial Hospital:
Melvin Jacobson, Bend; Henry A.
Janzen, Chemult; Mrs. Roy E.
GlassoV, Route 1, Bend; Laverna
Phillips, 525 Columbia; Mrs. Wil
liam Rachor, Powell Butte; Floyd
Stookey, 404 Federal; Mrs. Ken
neth Sawyer, 1133 Harmon.
Dismissed Tuesday: Mrs. Ed
win Laite, Bend; Miss Esther
Buck, Warm Springs; Mrs. Virgil
Henkle, Bend; Sam McPhcrson,
LaPine; Mrs. Raymond Peaker,
Redmond; Mrs. Clarence Smith,
Sisters; Mrs. Buford Rollins,
Bend; Mrs. Ward McRostlo, Cul
ver; Martin Elsenbach, Bend.
Chamber Forum
Luncheon Set
"What should be the Bend
Chamber of Commerce do in
1952?"
With Kessler Cannon as moder-1
ator, this is to be the theme of
a members' forum luncheon Fri
day noon at the Pilot Butte Inn.
All members as well as others
who may be interested in the
city's welfare are Invited to at
tend. Instead of, having a regular pa
nel as was done at the first forum
luncheon of the new year, the
meeting Friday will Invite sugges
tions from the floor on any sub
ject anybody might want to dis
cuss relative to tlie betterment
of the community.
Man Held After
Alleged Beating
'When Belford M. Buckley, a rail
road man,' entered a local restau
rant last night and ordered a steak
just like the one which had been
served to the patron next to him
at the counter, he got a few punch
es in the jaw from the man who was
enjoying the juicy steak, he report
ed to county officials this morning.
The patron who didn't want Buck
ley to eye his partly eaten steak
with hungry eyes was James Lcmp
ke, former beer tavern owner.
Lempke was arrested this morning
on a charge of assaulting Buckley
and is held under $50 bond for
trial before Justice of the Peace
Olc W. Grubb. Buckley, claims he
was badly beaten by Lempke for
no reason at all.
Save your ramtiv name carvca
chanUelest beaut Liu) ilranite. i
Church Bunplr Howie
106 Minn. Ave.. Ilend
Long Sentence
Given for Rape
" PRINEVILLE, Feb. 20-4ames
Mellor, 45, pleaded guilty to two
charges of statutory rape, Tues
day In a special session of circuit
court. Judge R. S. Hamilton sen.
tencea mm to a total oi ou years
in the state penitentiary, with 30-
year and 20-year charges for the
two wrenses to run consecutive
ly. The morals charges Involve two
minor stepchildren, daughters of
his wife. He - was specifically
charged with acts which occurred
Dec. 15, 1951, and Jan. 20, 1952.
Mellor was an itinerant agricul
ture worker, and had lived In the
Melrose Acres area. He was tak
en to the state penitentiary at
Salem today, in custody of Sher
iff Ralph Jordan and State Po
lice Officer Vernon Boyer.
Knights Templar
To Welcome Chief
Members as well as officers of
the Pilerlm Commandery, Knights
Templar, are being invited to aU
tend tne dinner mursaay evening
at which Lyman C. Palmer, grand
commander, will be welcomed to
Bend, local oommandery leaders
announced today. Originally sched
uled for the Pilot Butte Inn, the
dinner- meeting, set tor o o clock
tomorrow night, will be held at the.
Trailwavs Coffee Shon. r
Following the dinner, Lyman and
members of his state staff will at
tend a commandery meeting in the
Masonic hall, starting at 8 p.m
This will be an official visit by the
Knights Templar grand command-
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