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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1955)
OUT OUR WAY ,;.( .( LOOK HE ISN'T ) HE WON'T EAT THIS NEW ( EnDID TrV'GS' f c-i I n. 5SaM IS? SfiT TTiSESiE, fTV THE EXTREMES J ? ANiyTHlNij TO BEAT THE 1 TWlKK' JAk'tr WILL MUFF L HOLMEa I'LL DfiLOP -VSHE &OESTO CAT OUT OF IT.' I CAN'T 1 Ai -. Pe?5"rNJD V?L 'W MARVEL THAT ,VV (,-r-n I FIKPTHECATANP VOD'CE DON'T CE AMV MCBE ABOUT EM5 S"5TTEC THAN TH6 t.r 1 v ,UM' VJM M I .' i i . ArJ A Blubsec Sr-os?TA6e) "-ATHee mim-sslf , ' "fV 'i 7 TTrfl i U 'l-1 , lM ICELAND BUILD ? A SNzy )'' i r i jv i m , . fli '7! i'j -- 'Jf w s. s i ,c i ' i r i i- r iu'', -,i Ju S3;; WSU . L unOU'M fcl&lV f? nWWfN-lri i'. JP,UUM INNINB W Ld I WHY MOTHER 6ET6IW , I"1 j I' '-'" '! . AKE M 1 i I I H I I flT Boots and Her Buddies . 'ii V&iiiiotaj I .-.a : :: .?v.Jf,'. Nta rr.,.. v: ,r- T. M. ... u.v p.. . 1 Captain Easy r .'HiiiiPy ' ,-,., .,, , . I ., r,, w ...U- I . ,, v - .... w"v;k Dtuiv we wrvwiMHis; tatNMiM Ttrrvn? ftwi Hfi7 yty wunnu wui wcke siill rANLHMs Kii ensri 1 TiirvnM?cIffr)UST I'E80l-T60 1,115 D0OR B1 THE SHIP INTO A80UT. BEEN ALL ALONSt TOOLS IS GONB WERE WE LOCKED JImIWI: j.Zii '-"M .TTTgl " V' ' Vic Flint I eOLLV SAKE?, yOU P I I WHAT ARB SOU POlNS I IvOU AEMTI0M 1 PONT KNOW HI POVS GOT A PICTURE FOR YOU I r- THINK SOU MAD II WfTU TWIC Z tA'US WM I I CCCIVIA TUIC J UUAT VyyM I'oe TV i A-rA rtCAi ...r J VVHATASEVOU DO A WEALTHY BACHELORS LsCHEvVMSJS LITTLE" J PCTUBE. TO TALKING RAISER V 598 INS HERE, HANNAH?) HIPDEr.1 IN THIS WRK-X I IaNVONE.VOU I A50UT-. LT JM imJfiRrr) T eFfrL-A "o-stlook- uj 1 LITTLE FOOL 1 STOP . Jl 2 '&J iwMMFwjwim s V anp--( PLEASE! ) r kiiM Martha Wayne t ,-,,-.. II lr... -I I J . T I . ." mmmAl 11 , : B I uuju u N A CBNTEKVILLE ' IF THE WOMAN J AMD IN A NORTH- I jtUeSP- MEL DALEY, HAVE 1 3 ilfp THAT'S WHAT THIS A RESTAURANT... ) ( WHO CAME TO BOUNO AIRLINE?... jgjlCE- A 816 SURPRISE 3g Vfl fefej SA Bugs Bunny enoiN DCTtiMiA Alley Pop " ' ' , . S T" 1 JMaHT..ANlVfc'LLHAVHIT fBW PVhT" "SJ VfcH, AN UJ UN j PSHAW SO mT5WrSbKklNG WR US AS 600N HEL.u i-Zf AY.. I HA IT 111).' nOTH.M.3 ; J :U I twV-MACH NE )AS VOUE TAKEN CARE NEVtR ) jLr I 7 mT 1M T ALL THE? TO IT, RAR. . 1. WVE RfM (OF M.NP ( kNUW CA. i KP..rf5 SAt2ET5 AM 1 FROM HERE fcHr'WlM'il " ' S Freckles and His Friends , ii.'rf': tl They have lis HowiM6 1 going on in this kV1 Now loo here, muroock! : jatMNtrHAY HERE -- SO MUCH I PLACE r fe I 1 STILL DONT .HAVE ANY Tasked for., vk wilson I - FT ' t J 1 peas; how lon3 JCv ; ! : CRWMED PEAS Jija I' 1 V A-f: & DOlHAVETbWAir? j v i. ' by J. R. Williams Og BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopla Steelworkers State Walkout At Birmingham ATLANTA, Ga. (UP) Steel- worki is at the huge Tennpssoe Oiiil and Iron Institute (TCI) jdim d seven oilier strike groups on Ki nl.iy in Birmingham, Ala., "The Pittslurt;h of the South." 'I he walkout occurred while labor groups in Birmingham talked ubout a (jenerul strike. There was no known dispute between the steel, workers' union and the TCI. Workers at the steel plant, one of five units of TCI, a division of U.S. Steel, failed to show up for work at midnight , and some 2f)0 employes immediately threw up picket lines. It could not be determined Im mediately whether the steel walk out w as the beginning of a general strike ill Birmingham where un ion leaders had been discussing such a move for a week. But R. E. FaiT, district director of the steel workers' union, said he understood the 27,000 employes of all five TCI plants would be on strike by Sutur day. Union leaders and company offi cials were mum at first about the walk-out but one high official of the steelworkers' union said after a meeting at which the strike vote was taken that "the people want it." It was known the steelworkers were sympathetic toward south- wide strikes against the Southern Boll Telephone Co. and the Louis ville and Nashville Railroad and affiliated lines. Other strikes in Birmingham in volved the Ingall Iron Works, Mc Wane Pipe Co., Murray Transport Co., metal fabricators and furnish ers, and paperhangers. Hayes Aircraft plant at Binning- ham, which modifies the C-119 plane for the Air Force, is threat ened with a strike in a contract dispute. The 33-day strikes against the telephone and railroad companies have been marked with violence and vandalism and much of it oc curring in Birmingham. Thursday night, a small mob of union sym pathizers stoned police officers in front of a telephone exchange thore following a bomb blast that shat tcrcd windows out of a home. Thermon Phillips, National CIO representative, said that labor in the Birmingham area is ' up in arms over the treatment our peo ple have received at the hands of police in the Southern Bell Strike." All available police and firemen with hoses were called in to con trol the crowd which assembled in front of the sub-exchange and be gan sloning officers. Fort Wayne, Ind., and Boston, Mass., are among 10 major U.S. markets which receive all livestock shipments by truck. More than half of the 63 U.S major markets depend on motor trucks for 90 per cen or more of incoming live stock. Station KBND 1110 kc. Sundays 10:15 a.m. Voice of. V CHRISTIAN 1 i SCIENCE J -KB Central Oregon t; Affiliated. Wth Mutual PariUe. TONIfiHTS PROGRAM :0O Meet the ArtUt :16 Muale Coant to Cog) t:3l-WalU Time :0O Ray Bloch Show : 15 Sfrt-naile irt Illuej :8l Iniand Sercnatle :4ft Kcmeinber W'lin :nO Marchttme? 00 John Slwle? Adventurar :S0 Popular Favor ties :00 News :1A Itanco Time? :SO Munlca Whalen :45--Ianci Time :00 Dance Time :S0 Pance Time) :0t Sittn Off SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1955 :0rt Mujtic for Sunday :8i Hack U fiod Hour 00 - Radio Hible Cla-a :8i Voice ol Prophecy :l0 New :1ft How Chrlntian Science Itemlt .-fLV,.,. U'..r ThuM i:4f, Music for You : 00 r trot lii'it-t Lnurcn :t)l Rt-lmond Ilinh School :lf Hart 1 Rrd PeU .30 Now Roundup :4fi- Hoyal frown Pnnram :l)0 Bin Top Ten :30 Nick Carter :00 Rm Tin Tin :SiV- The Ma.Uirailer : Public Vmwutor 30 B,,b tVnaidtne :45 Kr-ioni In lur nudtnen :0O rhapel by the Side 01 the Rottd :S0 Family Theatre OA Hawaii ('a)la :S0 Lutheran Hour ;O0 (llokel Krontier- :1ft Frank A Krneat :3, Hftul Hiuh Sho.il 45The E.litor Sieak :vHV--Snday Mualc State Ijrislaturat Prosirain Keep Healthy Ah--Sunday Omcert We-tmlnntrr Orthodoi Prf- bTterian Ohtireh .to Marine SymphonetU Cunningham :(H) New :1ft Facta Korum :45 Sunday Muaie no Hwr of DeeUlon :S0 Sicn Off MONDAY. APRIL 19. 195S .CO Triple T RancA :4 Farm Reporter 00 nk Hemin.way Newt Breakfast Cane :80 Morning Melodies rvnpfin ft amvtii. rrT T Icr IM tn4d Utnabif 11, Itii r LOYAI PROTECTIVE lift INSURANCE COMPANY ti Boiltn. In ttw flat of Malta uMtU. -a U t'4 luurtDi ComiululOA r of IU) luu Of oic. purtuui ta U- AUCTI Bdl .tll.2ll.TUt) 8iuli . 1.843 Ul II . . III. 4341 T 341 W ? fulii-y loam and prrmtuai i kin and Hani dtpoilU Prcdilumi dua and deferred (IK and acrlrfim ltd nnlib) M4 fiitrrrtt and ofhrt tnimmnt Interna dua and accruad lSt.IU.30 Toial aurll f lt.l23.TT9 LIABILITIES. fUHPLUa AND OTHER FUNDfl Rarraa for lift and accldtol and htalib pollcln f ,1,M 93 Policy and nnlrart tialiai SU.m M Ail hT iiihiitu , l.tss.ieJ si Total llabllitlaa. atrt capital S ll.il.tll Tipital pi Id up S1.MO.WHI.04 SwKlal turplua fundi , U.UI U L'naMlrnad iL-miua , . Tea. 850 a urplui u rtftrdi pollntwldtru t iS.i(S Tstal lt.au.TT3.3: SUMHAftV OF OPERATIONS (Attruil Bail i) Premlumi and annul if ronilderatloni f 1.130.013. vuuiiurriiioni IOT lUDDlrrntntar Mfitrart 100.043 91 S00.I08.S0 MII.4Tt.21 Set tntciunaoi Dromi. loiai Policy twntftu J Pannanti b tupplMoanurj tea irarti. dlrtdand accunulatlona. and Intrrnt Inrrtaia In rmn Cantntnlona. claim and tttiaral Iniurartft ttnanaaa and taiaa Other operatlni dadoctlOM Dni(Ji(Ji u pollcjlioldpri To'.il , Net (aln from oocratlonxl Dlridcndi U itotknoldrri Other Item aftertlng lurplui and lurplua fundi (net) 3.313. 113 v: 3.540 31 19T.9II 39 I. SOB. 1ST lfl Olft.iOS 34 1T4.0 rotai Inrrcaia In turptui and peclal lurolua , 733.314. IT BUSINESS IN 0RE60N FOR THE YEAR Oroia prctnlumi and annul u con alderatlont collerted during to year from Ora. Bt Eihltilt 131.110 81 DlfUleDdi paid oc credited to pol icyholder! during tit teai ftem tai workihect I.T10.1 Oroii benefit i and elalni, endow, menu, turrenderi. and annul llt paid during the aar 44.OI0.T0 Prlnrlpal offtre in Or ion. Let ft. Ceoca. Oeneral Agent. ? N R fth Portland SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL BTATEMENT Kot LUe year audod Uecwo bt 11, 1V&4 of Um NATIONAL INDEMNITY COMPANY of Omaha. In the Stale of Ntbraaka. mad to the Iniuranca CotnmfMlooaf of Uw Htato of Oregon, pursuant to law: AOHITTED ASSETS Bondi I 1.458.143 6 rJtocki Kal eitata Cub and bank depoilta Agenti' balancai or uncollactod 1.30MIO-OU 33S.3J5.I6 l.JO&.iiB.gi premiuini Inteteit. dlrldendi and real aitaM Income dua and accrued , - 11,188. IB Other aiietl Ol.SuB.tt Tuul admitted aueU 1 S.34U.41X.11 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Loiiea 3 1,400.98T. 14i.iSS.T8 801.614.41 J.iil.lSO.TS 3.076,048.10 Lom adjuitment eipeniea . Unearned premlumi All other llibllitlea . Total llahliltlea. tieeot capluL capital paid up 3 oUB.ouu.oo L'naiilgned fundi liurpluil 184.304.01 Surplus at regard! policyholders .8 1,31 Total 1 S.Si STATEMENT OF INCOME ..393.393.00 1.1BT. 205.05 U3.TO0.94 618,891.44 1.UU8.S63.01 34.fi 19.03 180.809.06 3,356.12 S0T.I45.31 4B.3T3.9i 158.T00.ttt 16T.0OT.es 14T.WT.6i Lou eipamei Incurred . Other underwriting eipeniri Incurred Total underwriting deduction! Net underwriting gain or loii Inveitment Income Other Income , , Total, before federal Income taiee. Federal Inrome taiea Incurred. Aet Inroini Inereaie In surplus ai regarda pollrhnl'lrri . ii3.rr4.84 UUDINt-V IN UR.QDH FOR THE TEAR Nu premium recalled $ 10,11.06 Net losses paid 13.949.44 8TNOP8IB OF ANNUAL BTATEMKNT For the year ended lecemher 31, 1054 of the MID-CONTINENT CASUALTY COMPANY of 1320 Main Htreet. Kansas City, In the fUste of UliMurl, made to the Iniuranca Commis sioner of the Utile of Oregon, pursuant law: ADMITTEO ASSETS Bond! .. 139.16T.IT mocks 40.000.on 399.30?. 15 WK.T30.6fl 130.SS1.73 55.360 19 .. 1.480.905.01 Agents' balancea or uncollected premium! Other aiieti Total admitted aiaet- LIABILITtES. SURPLUS ANO OTHER FUN08 184.T34.14 28.ST3 89 6T0.749.9T 36,070.83 916,418.83 Lais adjustment ei pen its, '..'teamed premiums ,, All other Habllltlei.- Total liabilities, except capital..! t'spltai paid up I400.UOO.00 L'naiilgned fundi (lurplui) 160.568.19 Surplus as regards pollcyooldari..t 860,566.19 Total 8 1.488.995.01 STATEMENT OF INCOME Premium! esrned - 1,174.881.35 Louei Incurred ,,, 555,802,00 ! rtprniei incurreu... Other umlerwrlllng cipensei Incurred . ., Total underwriting deductions,. Net underwriting gain or toss Intntment Income ,, 866.813 56 MIT .600.31 (51.T3T.00l 83.900.80 (805.401 (19.601.501 (10,691.501 37.031 IT.333.31 tuner income Other Items affecting surplus (net) Increase In surplus ai reardi policyholder! T.830.T8 BUSINESS IN OR EQON FOR THE Vria Net premiums recelred t 31.435.45 Net tones paid 4,353 j? DiTtdtridi paid or credited to policyholders , ffooo :40 Newn :46 Morning Round Up :0O Cliff Entrl News :20 North went Newt :2ft Kraft Five Star News :80 Bible Inatitute Hour :00 Bulletin Board :06 MornlnaT Specia. :15 Kraft Five Star Newt :20 Mornlnaj Special : SO The Sonjr A The SUr -.40 Top Tunca ;00 Newe :16 Tello Teat :S0 Fashion Trenda :86 The Three Suns : 40 I fa A Woman's World : 46 Newt :60 Man About Town :R5 Northwest New :00 rtorifla Calling :25 Kraft Five Star News :80 Queen for a Day :00 Noontime Melodies : 10 Today's Classifieds :16 Sports Reviow :20 Noontime Melodies : SO News :46 Farmers Hour :O0 News of Prinevllle : 06 -Harry James - Bettf Grable Show :46 Listening Time :1ft Home Demonstration Agent : SO Platter Preview :0O Platter Preview : 16 Northwest News : 20 Central Oreon News 2ft Kraft Five 8tar News :SO "You Win" : 44 -Tello Test :0O Popular Demand :16 Frank Hemingway SO Here's the Anawer 4ftSam Hayea 00 Tune Vendors IS Sports Parade 80 Melody Way 4ft Hill Rrundlge Sports :56 Kraft Five Star News :00 f.abrlol Heatter :16 Dmner Muaie : SO Behind the Story 4ft Seun Havea 66 Sons of the Day :00 Paaiport to Daydreams :SO Rend Garaare News :4L - Remember Wham :SO--fivenlnar Melodies 00 Broadway Cop 30 "Senteneed"' :0O News -18 Pulton Lw Jr. slo Off the Record : SO Top Secret FUea :00 Sign Off 6 The Bend Bulletin, SWEETIE PIE v "Yes, I agree parents are a problem but we must be patient with them!" Put in Their Proper Place SCARBOROUGH, Me. (UP) Scout executives Joseph Snow and Robert Googins gave this ex planation lor the singed eyebrows on their red faces: At the windup of Boy Scout med al awarding ceremonies, they smelled gas and decided to investi gate. Snow started testing the burners of one gas stove with a match. Just then Googins opened the oven door of a second stove, and whoom. The blast tore off the oven door and knocked bolh to the floor. The incident occurred at the fire station. Settlement Seen In Union Case HONOLULU (UP) Jack Hall, Hawaii regional director of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union, has hinted that an out-of-court settlement with the Jitneau Spruce Company may be reached soon. Juneau Spruce won a $750,000 law suit against the union in an Alaska federal court six years ago. Since then, it has been trying to collect the judgment, which now amounts to more than one million dollars. Hall refused yesterday to com ment directly on questions con but he said it no longer appears necessary for Hawaii Local 142 to disaffiliate from the ILWU. The local's executive board had recommended breaking ties with the international to make sure that none of the dues collected in Haw aii went to the ILWU and thence to Juneau Spruce. Hall predicted that the exec utive board will probably meet in the near future to change the recommendation. RYNOP81S OP ANNVM. STATEMENT t'ur tle veer end) Ois-enilirr 31 1054 of the . FOUNDERS' INSURANCE COMPANY 0 Loi Angelei. In the State of California, made to the Insurance Com Uilonsr of the State ol Oregon, pursuant to law ADMITTED ASSETS Bonds -..I 5.501.140 3b Stuck 99S.360.0t 1,000. 110.U3 L00t.15T.ll 33.91S 331.326. 6- Cash and bank deposit Agents balances or urn-limed premlumi iQlrrcu. dividends and real aetata Income due and accrued Other assets Tout admitted assets 1 9.607.ia.6J LIABILITIES. SURPLUS ANO OTHER FUNDS Losses I 1.T56.053.00 Lou adluitment ex pec i e ,, 355.luo.oo Unearned premlumi ,. S.26S.9 16.45 All othet liabilities 481.036.07 Total llahllltlei. except capital..! 6.T61.T11.17 Cipltal paid up ...ll. 000.0(10 00 liurpluil 1,945.990.55 L'naistgtied fundi Surplus as regard! pol)rjnolders..f 3.945.5(i 55 Total I 3.60T.JSi.r STATEMENT OF INCOME 9,654.607 41 S.013.T9 SO 0TO.4T0 ttl 3.013.495. M ft.303,166 H 351.100 01 153.507 33 -1.115 Ot 903.993 34 .03.393.3' 69.90f.TV . S0T.ru SOT .30 1.0 Lois eipcnies murred , . Oiner underwriting eipcnies liwurred Total underwriting deductions. Net unrter-ritlng gain or toes Inn-tintM Inrorat . . Other income - Other Items affecting surplus met' Total capital and surplus Hems (left) , Increase m surplus as reg anls iml to holder RUSIMCSS IN OREGON FOB THE YEAR Net premiums rwalted t 13,110 Net loesei paid 3.564 0 Prlrx-lnO offlre In Oregon. 313 W, Weld ing too 8L. Portland, Oregon. v ' .:. Thfl Favbrltf with Centrnl Oreirrn Unlonm SUNDAY SCHEDULE 7:45 91n On 7 Suiuly Ncwr Special 8:00 -Radio Blbl, CUm t:i0 I.itot Lit, Hour 9:00 World of Tumor-row ' :(-Hrrald of Truth 10:00 Rtvlvftl Tim, 10 :SO Wlniri of Htallnf 11 :00 World Churrh 11 :I0 Wftkrnl N, I 11 :M Hour of IMrliion 12 :00 W k,nd Ntw, 12 :0S Your Community Chapd 12 :0 Tr.trnel Choir 1 :00 Tht is th. Hour 1:0 Proudly W, HU 2:00 Th, Unahackltd 2:0 IM Story Evr Told 1:00 Th, World W, Un U lito AllM Joo Show So.urdoy, April 16. 1955 by Nadine Seltzer Cr. 1 bj t 8rrt, I ') IB ffMvefetrefiz- Weekly Balance Sheet Compares Good, Bad News By CHARLES M. MCCAN.V ' t'nittfl Press Staff Cinresuomleiil The week's good and bad news on the international balance sheet: The (ioml 1. President Eisenhower instruct ed the Stale Department to send to all 75 nations with which the United States has diplomatic rela tions information that will enable rhem to produce the life-giving Salk anti-polio vaccine. The President also instructed governmental agen cies to find out how far the United States can go to make the vaccine itself available. Russia and its Eastern European satellites will share the benefits of the Presi dent's gesture of good will to the world. 2. President Eisenhower ap proved an agreement by which the United Slates will share with ils 13 partners in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization information on the use of atomic weapons. The President called the agreement "a great slep foward in the strength ening of our common defense." Under a separate agreement now being negotiated the United States, Canada and Britain will increase their cooperation in the atomic field. 3. Army Secretary Robert T. Stevens, returning from a tour of the Far East, said he did not oe lieve the Chinese Communists planned any immediate attack in the Formosa area. Some high mili tary authorities had predicted an attack by mid-April today. In Europe, Gen. Anthony C. McAu liffe, commander of United States forces, said his 7th Army was now so strong that it would defend all its territory in Western Germany against any Russian attack instead Wjf starting with a strategic retreat to the Rhine River. The Bad 1. Troops of rebellious sects in Southern Viet Nam in Indochina bombarded a city held by forces of Premier Ngo Dinh Diem and started a blockade of his capital, Saigon. The danger of- civil war was so serious that Gen. J. Lawlon Collins, special American envoy, postponed his planned departure for the United States. 2. The West German government fearing an imminent communist blockade of West Berlin, called on the United States. Britain and France to demand that Russia guarantee free access to the city. In their latest move the Reds al leged that West Berlin was a spy center and intimated that they might isolate it. 3. Afghanistan, the rugged moun tain kingdom which lies between Pakistan and the Sniet Union, threatened to become a trouble spot. Afghanistan angrily protested a Pakistan plan to incorporate the northwest frontier province area into a new administrative district. It was reported that Russia, capi talizing on the dispute, offerrd Afghanistan armed aid against Pakistan America's ally. 4:00 Thru th, Mntmlng Claw 4 :30 Remember When 4 :6R Sunday Sport Speelal 6:00 America's Town Meeting 6:00 Walter Wlnchell 6:lfi Quincy Howe 6 :S0 Weekend Newa ' :.1S Air Kore, Show ":00 Mittic be Montavanl 7 :SO Weekend N,wa 7:R Sunday Serena,l i:00 Minday Morning Hradlin, :lt Paul Harvey 9 :0 Cavalead, ot Mualc 8:1.8 Wertend New, f :0O-(ilRin Ml!l,r Sunday Serenade 8:18 Paul Harrey :SO Pipe, ot Melody 9:55 Sunday New. Special 10:00 Sin Off