I Local News
Maximum yesterday, 56 degrees.
Jiiuumum last mgiit, is degrees.
(Standard Time)
Sunset today, 6:56.
Sunrise tomorrow, 5:11.
Pfc.: George D, Howard of 225
Seventh street, Redmond, has
been awarded the Bronze Star
medal lor meritorious service in
Korea, according to an army press
release. Howard was a member
of the medical battalion of the
Third i Infantry Division,- before
he was rotated to the United
States: in March. The decoration
was presented in recognition of
f' his performance of duty from
Aug. ax, iaai, to March l, laM.
.'The Rainbow Singers will hold
a regular practice tonight at 8
o'cloch, in the High School or
chestra room.
M. L. Myrlck of The Bulletin
staff attended a meeting of Ore
gon State advertising managers
f in Portland over the week end,
k accompanied by his wife. Myrick
E was one of the speakers on the
; Saturday program.
f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prouty,
223 Wall Street, are parents of a
boy born April 20 at St. Charles
Jrimoriul Hospital. The baby
( inuthl 7 pounds, 2 ounces, and
i hastoeen named Harvey Joe.
,1 Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Sexton drove
to Yakima, Wash., yesterday", and
returned by the way of The Dal-
les, wnere they visited with rel
satives. Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Ketchum
j have returned from Salem where
Dr. Ketchum attended a two-day
; session of the Oregon Association
of Uhiropractic Physicians. When
in western Oregon, they visited
with a son, Dr. R. S. Ketchum,
and family in Woodburn.
Mrs; J. L. Harbin, 256 Delaware,
entered the St. Charles Memorial
i .Hospital this morning. ,
j. Tne Hilarity Cluo will meet
'fuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Earl Gregg, 1027 Mil
I waukee.
I r Two Redmond men, Vemon
t Holloway, fireman apprentice,
and Donald E. Brown, seaman,
!;: are serving aboard the light-air-pi
craft, carrier USS Bataan, accord
; ing to a Navy news release. Hol
' loway is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
t Lester I. Holloway, and husband
f of the former Miss Barbara Blay-
lock, s - ,
f Clarence 'W. Cashner, U, S.
Navy, .has been advanced in rating
j" to fireman while serving aboard
; the aircraft carrier USS Bon
I Hommme' Richard. This rate is
t equivalent to corporal in the Air
h Force and Marine Corps. He is the
son -of Mr. and Mrs. George C.
I Cashner ot Madras.
; Dennis Lee is the name selected
JjyiMr. and Mrs. Darwin DeHart,
raumi:r i muu, lui tiiuu bun,
n vesterdav at St. Charles
Memorial Hospital. The baby
i i weighed 7 pounds, i ounces.
f Mr. and Mrs. Ross Farnham re
ft turned today from a week end trip
to Portland. On Sunday, they were
t guests of Frank E. Phelps, Port-
land, on a yacht trip over the Co
I lumbia behind the Bonneville darn.
I Four members of the University
I of Oregon graduating class of 1912,
including Phelps and Farnham,
i were aboard the yacht on the Bon-
neville outing.
fv'Thev adjourned meeting of the
fO City. Planning Commission, sched-
uled. to continue- tonight, has been
cancelled, it was announced by
Walter Thompson, cily recorder.
The neiit regular meeting will be
May 12.
Mr. and Mrs. William Young,
t Madras, are parents of a girl, Jane
Mane, born this morning' at St.
I Charles Memorial Hospital. The
infant weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces.
.rRev. and Mrs. Dean Poindexter
left .today for San Francisco, to
attend one week of sessions at the
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Methodist general conference,
which opens tomorrow for a three
week program. They made the trip
with Dr. and Mrs. George Rose
berry of Salem. Dr. Rosebery, dis
trict superintendent, conducted the
quarterly conference yesterday at
the local church. The general con
ference is held once every four
years, with MeXiodists from all
parts of the world attending. This
year, there will be 800 official dele
gates, and hundreds of missionaries
and visitors.
Marion Cady, manager of the
Bend Chamber of Commerce, left
today for Portland, where he will
attend a meeting of the state high
way commission tomorrow. He will
also attend other meetings in' that
area before returning to Bend the
latter part of the week.
The quarterly "fifth Tuesday"
DOtlUck lunphpnn of TVintH, 1Tr.ii.nrt
pal Guild will be held April 29,
uiiii;.-ia jpuiniea oui loaay. The
meeting erroneously - appeared in
Saturday's social calendar for this
week.
The regular meeting of the dia
betes class, sponsored by doctors
of the St. Charles Memorial Hos
pital staff, will be held tonight at
8 o'clock, in the auditorium of the
new hospital. ; .
A girl' was born, today at St.
Charles Memorial Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Webb, 311 River
side. . :
t Members of the Bend Toastmis
tress Club will hold a workshop
meetintr tonieht nl 7 n'.i,.-
the Bend High School building. The
program for the evening has been
uesignatea as ' run night.
A 7-DOllnd. fUtinnp cirl Walhfirn
Jean, was born April 20 at St.
Charles Memorial Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Allman, Madras.
Members nf AT nhant.. xairr.
Sisterhood, will go to Prineville
lumuiTow, ior a trt-cnapter lunch
eon' and meeting to start at 1
o'clock, with members of AD
cnapter as nostessesj
A eirl. wpirrhincr 7 nnnnrtc nnn
ounce, was born Suncay at St.
Charles Memorial Hospital to Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Pike, 1325 Jack
sonville. She .has been named
Cathryn Ann.
Mrs. William Niskanen and Miss
Muriel Spears attended a meeting
of Delta Zpfn Rnrnritv Ihic rno
weekend in Corvallis. Paul Niska
nen accompanied them on the trip.
Hear Rev. J. M. Goodson. The
Walking Bible. Every night ex
cept Saturday night at True Gospel
Church, 213 Lafayette St. All
fhrough next week. Harriet Marling-
' . Adv.
TAKEN TO SALEM ,
Dpniltv S-Vinr-ifP 1. n. rop, r
Sholes left today for Salem to de
liver Denis McArdle to the state
penitentiary. McArclle was sen
tenced to three years Saturday
by Circuit Judge R. S. Hamilton
for violating probation on a for
mer conviction of issuing bad
checks. , ,
Tumalo Resident
Dies on Saturday
Helen Lively Windpm, 64, a long
time resident of the' Tumalo com
munity, died Saturday at a Port
land hospital, following a short ill
ness. She was a native of Chatta
nooga, Tenn., and belonged, (to the
Episcopal church.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Redmond
Community Church, with Rev. Rob
ert Williams officiating. Qurial will
be in the Gray Butte cemetery.'
Mrs. Windom is survived by her
husband, Harry E., and two bro
thers, Jack Arnold of Chicago and
Ernest Arnold of Chattanooga.-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dallas, Port
land, arrived today to attend the
funeral. Mrs. Dallas made her
home with the Windoms for a
number of years. .
Zacher Mortuary, Redmond, is
in charge of arrangements.
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American Can ..127
A T and T ..154
Anaconda Copper 44
Bethlehem Steel ............ :. 49 M
Caterpillar Tractor ....... 50
Chrysler Corp . 73
Continental Can .. 45
Crown Zellerbach : 54
Curtis Wright V....... 8
Du Pont ...... .. 82
Eastman Kodak 43
General Electric t 57
General Foods .'. ...... 41 'A
General Motors ...... 54 Vi
Graham Paige . ; 3
Homestake Mining 3V&
Inspiration Co .-. 23Yi
Kaiser-Frazer 5
Kennecott Copper 74 V4
Loakheed Aircraft 19
Katy Pfd . 56
Montgomery . Ward 60
NYC 20
J C Penney '. 68
Penn Railroad 18
Radio Corp 27
Richfield Oil . 62
Socony Vacuum .'. 37
South Co , 13
Southern Pacific .. 72
Standard Cal 85
Standard Ind 84
Standard N J 75 M
Sun Mines 1014
Texas Gulf , 104
Trans America .. 25
Trans and West Air 20
Un Carbide , .. 59
Tri-Continental 15
Union Pacific 113
United Air . 29
UAL... 26
U S Rpbber 70
U S Steel W
Youngstown S& T 45
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30 industrials 261.63 up 1.49, 20
railroads 92.29 up 1.04, 15 utilities
48.88 up 0.03, 65 stocks 99.99 up
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Bend Dri
Receives Award
The drill team of the Bend bethel
of Jobs Daughters brought home
a cup and a blue ribbon rrom me
grand bethel session this past week
end in Roseburg. The local girls
placed first for floral drills in
class B. The award was presented
to Carol McCormack, who origi
nated and directed the drill with
out adult assistance.; --.
Miss McCormack was also nam
ed honorary representative for the
state of Michigan, a courtesy which
is conferred each year .at the grand
session. Honored queens of differ
ent bethels are selected to repre
sent the various states.
Mrs. Ford Hunnell, guardian of
the local bethel, was installed as
grand senior custodian, in the cere
mony Saturday night. Another Cen
tral Oregon resident, Orvel Berry
of Prlneville, was installed as vice
associate grand guardian.
Cup of Coffee
Costs Him $5
A cup of coffee cost Fred Living
ston, Tumalo auto body shop own
eV, an extra $5 Saturday a fesv
minutes after he had appeared in
Justice of the Peaoe Ole W.
Grubb's court to pay a similar fine
for his wife.
Mrs. Livingston had been fined
$5 for driving without an operator's
license and her husband went into
the court to pay the fine. After he
hkd paid up, he went to a nearby
cafe for a cup of coffee.. Just as
he was leaving a state police of
ficer didn't like the way he spun
the wheels of the car. The officer
went to Investigate and gave Liv
ingston a -ticket for driving with
out an operator's license. The Liv
ingstons moved here recently from
California to go into business and
were still using their California
drivers' permits. -
Bend Boy Wins
Chemistry Award
The 1952 chemistry achieve
ment award at LInfield College,
McMlnnville, has been awarded
to Drannan C. Hamby, son df Mr.
and Mrs. W. V. "Jack" Hamby,
according to word received here
today from the college. Hamby Is
a freshman at Linfleld, majoring
in chemistry.
The award is a handbook of
chemistry written by Dr. Norbert
A. Lange, lecturer in chemistry
at Cleveland College of Western
Reserve. It is given annually to
a member of the freshman chem
istry class on a basis of scholas
tic excellence. .
Hospital News
Emily P. Nelson
Dies at Age 68
Emily Pearle Nelson, a new
comer to Bend from Mount Ster
ling, 111., died Sunday morning at
the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Gerrett S. Armstrong, at 1637 W.
Fourth street. She was 68.
Mrs. Nelson had been ill only a
few days. She leaves her husband,
Carl; a son, John F., Chicago; a
sister, Marie Watkins, Albuquer
que, N.M., and a brother, Losell
Brockman, Mt. Sterling.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2 p.m.' from the Nis-wonger-Winslow
chapel, with Rev,
W. H. Hart officiating. Burial will
be in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs. Nelson was a member of
the Methodist church.
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS '
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Stanley Day, Sisters, was ad
mitted to St. Charles Memorial
Hospital today for emergency
treatment. He suffered a leg frac
ture In a logging accident;
Wallace Cory, 15, Crescent, was
treated at the hospital yesterday
for injuries Buffered in a football
game. He was released today.
A tonsillectomy was performed
today upon James Morgan Porter,
two-year-old son of Mrs. Dorothy
Porter, 1244 Davenport. James
Crowell, 5, son of Mrs. Margaret
Crowell, 1325 Davenport, also un
derwent surgery.
Other new patients at the hos
pital: Mrf. Harold Brainerd, 225
Congress; James Day, 13, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Day, 1233
Baltimore; Mrs. Frapcis Douglas,
Culver; Mrs. Clarence'- Dervers,
Monroe, Wash.; Pete Echervarria,
Crescent; Mrs. Emma Grimes, 34
Minnesota; Mrs. Herman Gillen,
Prineville; John Mahoney, 725
Broadway; Oliver Pickens, 620 Og
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Secretary Eden
Asks Information
LONDON, April 21 (IrT-Forelgn
Secretary Anthony Eden announc
ed Monday that he is asking the
Chinese Communist government
for full information about 55 West
ern citizens, including 42 Ameri
cans, reported in jail in Red China:
Eden said In Commons llmt he
has instructed the British charge
d'affairs in Peiping to deliver a
note to the Communists asking
details on the charges against the
Westerners, the sentences imposed
on them, if any, and their where
abouts and welfare.
Eden said the Chinese are re
ported to have jailed five Canadi
ans, five Britons or citizens of
British colonies and three Austral
ians. :
In addition to the 42 Americans
jailed, he said, 20 Americans are
held under house arrest.
Tele-fun
by Warren Goodrich
Kiwanrans Take -New
Member
R. P. Robinson became a mem
ber of the Bend Klwanis Club at
the noon luncheon today, with an
nouncement of his transfer from
the Wenatchec, Wash., club. Ho Is
manager of the local J. C. Penney
store.
An Insurance company film pro
vided the program for the day. It
was entitled "Know Your Money".
Announcement was made that
the weekly meeting next Monday
will be held In the basement of
First Lutheran Church. The Pine
Tavern, the regular meeting place,
will be in use for the district con
ference of Rotary International. '
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Health Activities
Tuesday Preschool immuniza
tion clinic at Sisters; immunization
clinic at Culver School.
Thursday Smallpox . vaccina
tions at Prineville Junior High.
Friday Regular -weekly im
munizzation clinic at Bend offices
from 1 to 3 p.m.
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