The Bend bulletin., May 21, 1952, Page 6, Image 6

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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952
Trucks Pile Up
In Heavy Fog;
One Man Dead
CHICAGO, May 21 Ui Two
men were Kiiipa wnen live trailer
trucks piled up in a series or
rear-end collisions during a heavy
fog Wednesday,
One of the dead, Clarence
Wade, Louisville, Ky., was killed
by one ot the trucks involved in
the giant pileup when he climbed
from the cab of his truck and
sought to warn away approach
ing vehicles with a flare.
lie was struck by a truck load
ed, with sheets of stainless steel
anu driven Dy i-uwaru run, iwat
toon, III
The force of the collision when
Tuli's vehicle struck the pileup
ripped the steel loose and It bat'
tered through Tuli's cab, crushing
mm instantly.
Police said a truck driven by
iidward Brown, itasl St. jlouis,
111., was proceeding slowly along
the Lincoln Highway near State
Street m the suburb of East Chi
cago Heights.
The second truck, driven by
Jiichard uowers, Z7, urvllle, Uhlo(
rammed into Brown's vehicle.
Wade's semi-trailer struck the
pileup of Brown and Bower's ve
hicles. .
The fourth truck was driven by
Tull. It hit Ward then veered into
the smashup.
The last (ruck in Ihe pileup was
driven ny James cropp, m, Lou
isvllle.
Troops Maneuver
Near Atom Plant
RICHLAND, May 21 1IP1 Army
troops protecting the Hanford
atomic works are engaged in
small-size war games with a
group of "Invaders," it was learn
ed Wednesday.
The aggressors Invaded the bar
ricaded forward area of the plant
to check the combat fitness and
capabilities of soldiers and other
units guarding the secret works,
the report said.
. Officials at Camp Hanford
would not disclose the size of the
forces Involved. However, the Ar
my said that since 1947 it has
maintained a training unit to
serve as a simulated enemy group
having Its own command struc
ture and uniforms.
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Sabres Surprise
MIG Formation
SEOUL, Korea, May 21 -ilH
American Sabicjets damaged one
MIC-li when 30 Subres surprised
10 Communist jets east of Sinulju
near the Yulu River Wednesday.
The Sabres were tiying cover for
Allied figliler-bombers wlio sliul-
tercd Communist railways in U9
places along the main route from
Manchuria into Northwest Korea.
Capl. Robert W. McKitlrick, Ed-
wardsville. 111., got credit for the
damaged MIG.
Allied tanks and infantry battled
dug-in Chinese for six hours east
of the truce village of Panmunjom.
United Nations troops jumped off
at 8:15 a.m. with supporting artil
lery and mortar shells exploding
ahead of them. Then tanks rolled
across the rice paddies to blast
Red positions.
The Chinese were so well con
cealed there was no estimate of
casualties. .
(NhA-Tclcphoto)
BLASTING RED SUPPLY CENTER This dramatic photo of a
U. S. Air Force F-80 Shooting Star fighter-bomber has captured
-the flaming action which occurred when day-long flights of Allied
warplanes blasted this Communist supply center at Suan, North
Korea. A tank of napalm can be seen just after being released
below the left wing of the jet.
Government Aids in Fight
Aqainst Nation s Insects
RV IIAKMAN V. NICHOLS
WASHINGTON, May 21 (IPI Bugs
ure flying and worming their way
in from all directions to eat our
tomatoes, rutabagas, cabbage,
corn, and other crops.
The Department of Agriculture
warns that the pests will be as
thick as ever this year in most
areas of the counlry. To combat
the menace, the department has
printed some booklets on all sorts
of crop-killers. These may be
boucht bv mail from the Govern
ment Printing Office for a smail
sum.
In this and other areas, the
Japanese beetle is the most serious
challenge.
They will appear in force about
the' middle of June and after a
summer of destruction will disap
pear toward the middle of August.
rhese little' bugs can be curbed
by applying DDT or chlordane so
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spraying plants with DDT. Traps
are not effective In fighting the
Japanese beetle, the department
says, unless the whole neighbor
hood gets together in the fight.
The booklet on beetles costs 15
cents.
Out in the west the alfalfa
weevil has been a serious pest
for years. Somehow it has found
its way to the East. Scientists say
that it may have come our way
under its own power, or hitched
rides In baled hay.
Dieklrln and chlordane sprays
are effective, but the Department
of Agriculture issues this warn
ing: "Follow instructions carefully
when using these materials. Be
careful not to Inhale excessive
quantities at one time. After using
the insecticides, wash your hands
carefully. Keep containers of the
materials plainly labeled and out
of reach of children and away from
loous.
Perhaps the best all-around book
let: on ways to outsmart farm and
garden pests is one called "Hand
book on Insects and Diseases."
The cost is '20 cents.-
Another well-known and active
destroyer of man's labors is the
boxwood leaf miner, which attacks
new leaves after hibernating
through the winter in dead leaves.
There nro several commercial
sprays that will destroy them.
At Heltsville, Md., scientists are
conducting a number of experi
ments to light various types of
cockroaches and are concentrat
ing on developing new types of non
toxic insect killers with phosphorus
bases.
These have proved more deadly
than other methods in laboratory
tests, but so far commercial use
has been restricted because of Ihe
danger to humans sometimes
fatal. These solutions up to this
point can be handled only by train
ed experts.
Peace Restored
Between Groups .
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, May
21 ilH The Brazilian Air Force
Wednesday hoped to fly out 30 to
40 members of two expeditions
stranded on a Brazilian jungle
ridge where a Pan American Air
ways btratocruiser crashed April
29, killing 50 persons.
Members of the two parties
one sent out by the Brazilian gov
ernment and Pan American Air
ways and the other a group of
adventurers widened a clearing
Tuesday to permit small aircraft
to land.
The Air Ministry said peace had
been restored between the two
groups. The adventurers, fearing
they might be abandoned by the
government party, seized Scott
Magness, Miami, Fla., a safety ad
viser for the U.S. Civil Aeronau
tics Authority, and a Brazilian Air
Force major as hostages for time,
but released them when promised
both groups would be evacuated.
Culver Residents
Seek Short-Cut
CULVER. May 21 Wayne
Osborne, secretary of Ihe Culver
Chamber of Commerce, reported
to the memliership at a meeting
last night that he had been met
with a favorable reaction from
businessmen and the Prineville-
Crook County Chamber of Com
merce yesterday afternoon when
he approached them, seeking a
Crook county cooperation in plans
of Culver residents in securing on
all-weather short-cut highway from
Culver to the new Madras-Prine-ville
paved highway, a link of
U.S. highway 27.
The Culver residents express a
desire for the short-cut to the
Crook county seat for the reason
it will take them 10 miles closer
to Prineville when their families
visit that city on shopping errands,
When weather is bad now, they de
clare, it Is necessary to travel an
extra 20 miles on the round trip,
made either by way of Madras or
Redmond.
Oslxirne said that it is planned
for the local Chamber of Com
merce to send a delegation to the
Prineville chamber's luncheon in
the near future to give the matter
of the short-cut highway a full dis
cussion. .
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Charges Dropped
Against Fliers
WASHINGTON. May 21 (IB The
Air Force has ruled that trials by
court martial will be considered
"only as a last resort in clearly
aggravated cases" of "stay-down"
fliers.
This policy was disclosed after
court martial charges were
dropped against 32 reserve officers
who-had refused to fly. They will
be discharged from the service un
der honorable conditions and re
lieved of their commissions as air
force officers.
Two other officers have been
convicted by courts martial for re
fusal to fly. One was permitted to i
honorable.
Of the 12 officers six each at
Randolph Air Base, San Antonio,
Tex.r and Mather Air Base, Sac
ramento, Calif. ' the Air Force
said:
"This headquarters, after' thor
ough review of (hose cases, is of
the opinion that trials by court
martial are not warranted."
IntereRt, Ulvldoiida ami reuU
ruceivia uuriiiK iu yaar ....
jDL'otnu from oilier iwurco re
ceived diirltm tlm yi'Br
Total Incoitii' t
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid for lost1, endowments,
unnultles aud surrender
values (
Dlrldrndfl paid to pullcyliold
ent Dividends paid to stork holders
tloncml Iruurnntv esjiennes ....
Amount of all other eipi-ndl
tares
Total expemllttirrn
. , ASSETS
alup of real estate owned
(market value) $
loans 011 fiiortsajrea and col
lateral, vtc.
Value of bonds owned or
unionized) .
Vnliie nt stocks owned (mar
K;t value)
Premium notes mid poller loan
CiiNlt In hunks mid on hnnd
Interest and rents duo nnd ac
crued
Net uncollect wl- (tnd deferred
premiums
Other nsseta (net)
Total admitted susetfl M.l l'J.744.m
Liabilities, Surplus and Other Funds
Net reserves $ 12.771.UH3.78
Poller elnlma aud losses out
standing 8S.R2e.87
All other llalllttlet .Iio ivui ui
To Inl liabilities.
capital .
038.881 .M
ln7.007.70
4.01l.G72.4a
100.667.40
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24.om.oa
l.1l-i.(HQ.82
751.507.25
112,100.87
B(HM0S.n.1
48.020.tt3
except
4T.4SS.M
Capital paid tip ..$3W,000.00
Special surplus
rumls: Cootfnxcncr
Iteserrea . 07.4S3.0S
Unasitlirned funds
(surplus) MO.OOO.OO
Surplus us regards no! I tv holders
Total 14.112.744.00
Business In Oregon for tbe Year
Net prernluina and annuities
received $ 303,918.70
Net lasses nnd clnlnis, endow
ments. sui-renderH, nnd an
milt teg pnlil dnrlni.' tlie year B7.riR5.40
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RED SNAPPER lb. 29c
LING COD lb. 26c
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