The Bend bulletin., November 21, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 ,1952
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
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Sheet Compares
Good, NNews
By I'HIL NEWSOM
(United Pretw l-'ureluu Ncwo Editor)
The week's balance sheet be
tween the good and bad news
in the hot and cold wars;
THE GOOD
1. Field Marshal Alexander Pa
pagos, scourge of Communists
and staunch friend of the United
.Stales won an overwhelming vic
tory in Greece's third iftitional
election in three years. It remain
ed to be seen whether Papagos
could put steel into the tottering
Greek economy as ho had put
steel into the Greek army. In any
event the Greeks had their best
chance for a strong central gov
ernment since the end of World
War II. For the West it meant
that three of the toughest armies
in Europe Yugoslav, Greek and
Turkish would man the south
em wall against Russian aggres
sion. 2. Britons had the assurances
of their chancellor of the ex
chequer, R. A. Butler, that the
nation no longer was in danger
of "bleeding to death" from loss
of gold and dollars. Britain, heart
and banker of the vast sterling
area, earned $82,000,000 more in
October than it spent. It was not
the end of an economic battle
which has included some $3,000,
000,000 in . American aid, but' It
was a "breathing space."
3. A 'strong French force, in
cluding paratroopers, struck deep
into rebel territory above Hanoi
m Indo-China, along the Viet
Minn lifeline from Red China.
The attackers withdrew after
destroying supply dumps which
are more important to the Reds
than manpower. It signified grow
ing French strength and meant
that, for now at least, Hanoi was
safe.
' THE BAD
1. A deadlock within a deadlock
was developing on the Korean
truce issue. An Indian proposal to
the United Nations which sought
to meet objections of both sides
on the exchange of war prison
ers, met immediate U. S. oppo
sition. The Russians also were re
ported cool, as was Peiping. How
ever, many of our Western Allies
were urging careful study of the
Indian plan which held out the
hope for an early cease-fire while
a neutral commission argued how
and under what circumstances
war prisoners should be released.
2. Hopes for the early unifi
: cation of Western Europe were
deteriorating steadily. Opposition
was growing both in France and
West Germany, keys to' any plau,
to join Europe economically, po
litically or militarily.' IryGermany
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer suf
! fered one of the worst defeats of
Ills political career when the
Bundestag turned down his mo
tion for passage of the German
peace treaty and the European
army plan. In France, opposition
. was coming from both Socialists
i and De Gaullists.
! 3. Increased efforts to set up
r an Eastern Mediterranean de
i fense command reflected fears
r held particularly in Turkey that
Iran now would go Communist
I sooner rather than later, not only
vastly extending' Turkey's fron
I tier with the Reds but endanger
ing the whole Mid-Eastern oil setup-
There also was a British con
viction that British troops even
tually would have to leave Suez
and that tne island ot uypress
would become the nerve center of
Mid-Eastern defenses.
Chamber Planning
Meeting Nov. 25
1 PRINEVILLE, Nov. 21 The
November meeting of the Central
Oregon Chamber of Commerce
will be held Tuesday night, Nov.
25. in Redmond, with the area's
I power shortage expected to be the
i principal topic of discussion.
! It is also expected that members
l of the Madras and other delega
S tion will urge renewed hacking
i for the Portland General Electric
! Company's plan to construct a
i multi-million dollar power gener
ating dam at the Helton site, in
the Deschutes gorge.
Howard W. Turner, Madras, is
president of the region chamber.
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GRIM REUNION David Feiler Is reunited with sons Daniel, 13,
and Barry, 9, in their Bronx, New York, home, where the boys
returned two days after fleeing when Daniel fatally shot his sister,
Marlon, 11, in a playful "threat" with his father's rifle. Daniel
was paroled in custody of Ms parents after being found "a delin
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City. Engineer of the City
of Bend, Deschutes County, Ore
gon, has apportioned the costs of
the improvement of
. District No. 204, East Revere
Avenue from the intersection of
East Third Street at Revere to the
intersection of East Eighth Avenue
at Revere
said district being for the improve
ment by oil mat surfacing, curbs
and such other work as will make
a finished improvement and which
improvement district and boundar
ies thereof are set forth in the
Resolution of Intention to Improve
for District No. 204, passed on
April 2, 1952. That said apportion
ments have been made in accord
ance with the provisions of the
said City of Bend Charter, deter
mining and apportioning the said
cost upon each lot ; part of lot or
parcel of land therein; and said
proposed assessments have been
filed with the Recorder of the City
of Bend and are on file in his of
fice subject to examination.
Any objections to said apportion
ments or assessments must be
made in-writing to the City Com
mission of the City of Bend and
filed with the Recorder of the City
of Bend within ten days from the
date of the publication of this no
tice, and the same will be heard
by the City Commission before the
passage of any resolution assessing
the costs of suid improvements.
Dated and published this 21st day
of November, 1952.
V.'. T. THOMPSON,
' Recorder of the City of Bend.
297C
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Engineer of the Citv
of Bend, Deschutes County, Ore
gon, has apportioned the costs of
tne improvement or a strip ot land
36 feet wide, whose center line de
scription is as follows:
District No. 206, beginning at a
point which is 30 feet West ofthe
East line of East 3rd Street; thence
East along East Burnside Avenue,
a distance of 800.63 feet; thence
Southeasterly to a point on a curve
whose intersection angle is 90 and
whose radius is 119.37 feet, a dis
tance of 93.75 feet. Said curve to
cross a portion of Lot 8, Block 12,
Keystone Terrace Addition to the
City of Bend, said portion of Lot 8,
Block 12, having been dedicated
to the, public for use as a public
way, said point being the mid-point
of above described curve, and be
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ing 317.98 feet North and 68.59 feet
West of the NW Corner of the NEW
of the NWVi Section 4, Township
18 S., Range 12 EWM,
said district being for the improve
ment by oil mat surfacing, curbs
and such other work as will make
a finished improvement and which
improvement district and boundar
ies thereof are set forth in the Res
olution of Intention to Improve for
.District wo. 2ut, passea on April
2, 1952. That said apportionments
have been made in accordance
with the provisions of the said Citv
of Bend Charter, determining and
apportioning tne said cost upon
each lot; .part of lot or parcel of
land therein; and said proposed
assessments have been filed with
the Recorder of the City of Bend
and are on file in his office sub
ject to examination.
Any objections to said apportion
ments or assessments must be
made in writing to the City Com
mission of the City of Bend and
filed with the Recorder of the City
of Bend within ten days from the
date of the publication of this no
tice, and the same will be heard
by the City Commission before the
passage of any resolution assessing
the costs of said improvements.
Dated and published this 21st day
of November, 1952.
W. T. THOMPSON,
Recorder of the City of Bend.
297C
TWO RUNS MADE
The Bend fire department made
two runs Thursday eveiiing'-'to'
check on flue fires. There was no
damage in either case. At 6:02 p.
m., crew members went to the
Bert Palmer home, 44 Park place.
At 8:24 p. m., they were called to
the warehouse of Eastern Oregon
Mills.
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Women Are More
Plentiful Than
Men in America
CHICAGO, .Nov. 21 an Lady,
if you can't find a man, cheer up.
You are not alone. j
; There definitely Is a shortage ot
men, an American Medical Asso
ciation Journal editorial said Fri
day. And the situation will get
worse. .
The Journal said if it had not
been for the war deaths in World
War II the present . excess of
American women over men would
be about one-third of a million
less.
Other factors" contributing to
the scarcity of men, the editorial
said, is the high death rate in
males, and the entrance of more
female immigrants into this coun.
try.
But because of continuing war
deaths, "the present Indications
are that this excess will become
even larger In the future,'1 the
AM A editorial predicted.
The 1950 census showed there
were 1,430,000 more women than
men In the United States. The
greatest difference occurs In the
age groups over 45 years, where'
women outnumber men 1,000 to
956, the Journal said.
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Engineer of the City
of Bend, Deschutes County, Ore
gon, has apportioned the costs of
the improvement of
District No. 215, East First Street
from the North Line of Greenwood
Avenue to the South Line of Olney
Avenue
said district being for the Improve
ment by oil mat surfacing, curbs
ami such other work as will mnko
a finished Improvement and which
Improvement district and boundar
ies thereof are set forth in the Res
olution of Intention to Improve for
District No. 215, passed on May
21, 1952. That said apportionments
have been made In accordance with
the provisions of the said City of
Bend Charter, determining and ap
portioning the said cost upon each
lot; part of lot or parcel of land
therein; and said proposed assess
ments have been filed with the Re
corder of the City of Bend and arc
on file in his office subject to ex
amination. ,
Any objections to said apportion
ments or assessments must be
made In writing to the City Com
mission of the City of Bend and
filed with the Recorder of the City
of Bend within ten dnys from the
date of the publication of this no-
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by the City Commission before the
passage of any resolution assessing
the costs of said improvements.
Dutcd and uublished this 21st dav
of November, 1952.
W. T. THOMPSON,
Recorder of the City of Bend.
297C
WRONG DATES USED
Kessler Cannon, who touched
on Central Oregon history Wed
nesday In speaking "before mem
bers of the Bend Rotary, has
pointed out that in the story about
the meeting appearing In The Bul
letin, a number of dates were in
correct. Cannon listed the correct
dates for the formation of the
Central Oregon counties as fal
lows:' Crook, .1882; Jefferson,
1914, and Deschutes, 191C.
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