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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1955)
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(JUEtMOBERRY V OF HIM' ifi:; , TIME-MAOHNE yH0V APOUT AS WE'LL t THE MAN I 5l.CB'LL GOT 'IM NOU KMEWV '? f rtr' ' g?S S YOU fAIVS? 1 EVER KT.WU Iff LVlNGVavE US ir THIS WAS Af QKF Tl ff?' Freckles and His Friends l" - . " AuPRrY PDL'kT tiLiIr" I Still, its ppoapfnimg T Pooir..' ieft foot . . 1 I ' N,'01" i;,,rMVv AMPtWKMONALNUW PACK PIOMT TOWARO ) a , WOULDYOU r N fAfUATrP ISA I CNlr- . AMD VTM lo M'NOLE LI F I NOW HACK It) -f VI THE AMTJlNf SPKCIWENS jlHILYFA pM- W FOUt WC , COUNT ONE -TS . V ' -17, twlnty- 'Mfw ih r. ;- f J s-rrTr& xiM dc y ; 'rSf ffJ by J. K. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople Ahnuf Half of 07 os 77me By I'.NITKI) I'KKSS Alwut half tile DiUion's popula- tiun will lose an hour, and farmers, travelers, and timetable authors have their annual day of con fusion and frustration next Sunday. That's when Daylight Saving Time replaces Standard Time fi.r an estimated 09,779,806 Americans in most of the nation's major cities and throughout at least nine states. The big switch will come at a.m. I"cal time. Or, to be more exact, 2 a.m. will never arrive. Instead, official clocks will be turned to three o'clock in the morning. The change - over generally re sults in suburbanites missing their trains, employes turning up late for work, and farmers grumbling because their cow-milking schedule are out of step with the clock. This year, however, may bring even more contusion. Many eastern states have decid ed, or are on the point of deciding, to extend DST an extra month until the last Sunday in October. Out of Step This will put them out of step with the rest of the lation, where I DST traditionally ends on the last Sunday of September. It may also play hob with tele vision and radio schedules. New York is already officially commit ted to extending DST and this could mean TV shows would be originating in New York City on daylight time schedules while the rest of the nation had gone back to standard lime. Other states where more Day light Savings Time has been order ed or is being considered are Con MORTON SALT When it rains it pours SALTERS for fltove and table use holds 4 ounces I rcentr.1 Oregon - VBIMIr Kilocycles LffLll?l0iMTHMutjta TONIGHTS PROGRAM 1:00 Gabriel ilentter :16 Sonus of Our Time. 8 :30 Royal Crown Cola Show 1 :4ft Sam Hayes 6 :f5 Sona; of the Pay ' :00 Music for Powerland :ao Bnd Garage New :4S Remember When :f0 Evening; Melodies l :tn I amt-rii (. lull H ;W I'HHUporl t Daydreams -t'ddie rmhor Miuw B:4fi Mimical Purtruits i :00 rwi :16 Milton uwu jr. ' :30 Island Serenade i;4f Off the Record ::tO O'fieuil Detective ,:00 SI i Off FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1955 i :00 Tripl T Ranch b ;4fi -Farm Reporter 7 tO0 Hemimrway New. break I ant uur 7 :8l Morning Melodiea 7 : 40 News 7 :4F Morning Roundup i-.ou lutiay a iiintu 1 :20 North went News :25 Kraft &-SUr NeWBcaat l -3(1 Itible Iniititute i :(iu Medo-Land Bulletin Board, i :0b Morninn Special : IS Kraft 6-Star Newicut I :u Mornlnir Special i :so Ttw Sonit a Tha Star i :4ft Top Tunea 1 :00 New. :15 Te lo Tetit :$0 Fashion Trend. I Kree Son :40 H'i A Woman' World i -4S Now 1:60 Mn About Town :ri North wen t Newi :00 Florida Callin. ;26 Kraft 6-Star Newncast Besf News -for Backed by a Never before have you had such protection when buying a used car. When you choose a Select Used Car, you receive a gilt-edged warranty backed by a one million dollar bond issued by one of America's largest and soundest insurance companies. You can choose from a wide selection of makes mid models. Come in today 1 took For This Sticker On The Used Car You Buy All Makes, All Models Only At Your Knih. Dealer 134 Greenwood NailOn GoeS Nexf Sunday necticut, Vermont, New Hamp shire, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and the District of Columbia. An extension was also under study in Chicago. Pracu'cally all of Pennsylvania will make the change, even though state law requires that clocks in state owned buildings stick to Standard Time. The law didn't af fect state employes, who planned to show up for work an hour later along with everybody else. Kaiiin Situation In Ohio The situation was about th same in Ohio, where 41 cities and numerous villages will make the change while official time remains Standard. In Kentucky and West Virginia a few cities and counties will switch over while the rest of the two states stick to the old time. The Elgin National Watch Com pany estimated that 43 per cent of the nation's population will be under daylight time this year, as compared to 37 per cent in 1948 DOUBLE JEOPARDY KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP) Mrs. Mae Rhoden divorced Char les Rhoden twice within three years, both times on grounds that he has another wife. Mrs. Rhoden said he tricked her a second time after their first breakup, pretend ing he had obtained a divorce. Only missionaries and SO Wai Wai Indians inhabit southernmost British Guipna. These few people live in four villages close to Esse quibo, travel by water, and seldom penerale the jungle except to hunt, says ' the National Geographic Society. - 4 MINIATURES for picnics and lunch boxes holds 410 ounce REGULAR SIZE for pantry or cupboard holds I lb. Woz. . 11 :S0 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noontime Melodic ' 12:10 Today's Classified 12:15 Sports Review 12 :20 Noontime Melodies 12 : 30 News 12 :46 Farmers Hour 1:00 News of Prinevllle 1:05 Harry James - Butty Grable Show 1 :4ft Listening Time 2 :ln Listening- Tima 2 : 16 Redmond Ministerial Assoc 2 :80 Flatter Preview 3:00 Electrical Information Program 8 :16 Northwest News 3 :20 Central Oregon News 5 :25 Kraft o-Star Newscast 8:80 You Win 8:45 Tello Teat 4 :00 By Popular Demand 4:16 Fran Hemingway News 4 : 30 Here's the Answer 4:45 Sam Hayes 6:00 Tune Vendors 6:15 Sports Parade 6 !& News 6:30 Melody Way 6:45 Bill Brundsge Spurts 6 :&5 Kraft 6-Star Newscast 6:00 Gabriel H tatter 6:15 Dinner Music 6:30 Behind the Story 6:46 Sam Hayes 6:56 Svng of the Day 1 :00 Eagles Notebook 7 : 16 Good Reading 7 :80 Bend Garage News 7 :46 Remember When 7 :60 Evening Melodies 8:00 Big League Basoball Show 8:80 Off the Record 9 : 00 News 11:16 Fulton Lewis Jr. tf:30 Off the Record 0 :66 Five Minute Final 10:00 Off the Record 10 :80 Counterspy 11 :00 Sign Off Ikd for Buyers in Histotv! $1,000,000 Indemnity Bond! BEND NASH CO. 6a The Bend Bulletin, SWEETIE PIE "It's raining out so we're Conference Call Gets Favorable West Response LONDON (UP) Soviet Russia's cull for a Big Four foreign minis ters conference in Vienna to dis cuss the Austrian state treaty evoked favorable echoes in the West Wednesday with one re servation. Diplomatic . quarters generally welcomed Russia's notes asking forj the Big Four conference with Aus tria but the Western powers thought the ambassadors in Vienna should meet first to complete the draft of such a treaty. The chief problem to be settled at a meeting of the ambassadors would be the type of guarantee Russia wants the four occupation powers to give that there would never be another anschluss as in 1938 when Nazi Germany absorbed Austria. Informed diplomatic sources said if the ambassadors were able to Ihrash out the outstanding Austrian problems before the foreign minis ter met the foreign ministers could discuss other important measures while they were at it. Prime Minister Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Tues day Britain was "anxious for nego tiations with the Soviet government as soon as possible after ratifica tion of the London agreements" to rearm West Germany. Eden told Commons he hoped ex amination of the Soviet proposals would start "soon" but heiid n.it sM'll out iit what level he thought such an examination would take place. The Foreign Office already has scheduled early consultation with U.S. representatives on the Soviet proposals. There was a note of optimism although the West remained wary until the terms of the Soviet pro posals could be examined closely. But it was the most positive Krem lin approach to the problem and the Big Three hoped for the best. Austrian Foreign Minister Leo pold Figl. speaking in Vienna Tues day night, disclosed Russia had promised to back Austria for full membership in the United Nations after the state treaty is signed. Figl said the Soviet promise was made last week when he went to Moscow with Chancellor Juli.is Ran I) and other Austrian diplomats for the treaty talks. USED CARS fop,. IfSSbj NEA trri, tfM. I il I Ever)' Select Used Car in our stock is identified by this distinctive wind shield sticker. It is your guarantee of protection. Look for it when you buy. Phone 700 Thursday, April 21. 1955 by Nadine Seltzer playing hopscotch inside! GETS AEC POST Brig. Gen. K. E. Fields, 4G, has been ap pointed general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission. The Elkhart. Ind.t soldier suc ceeds Maj. Gen. K. D. Nichols, who resigned. Bynopsis of Annual Statement ?or the yeiir ended December 31, 1954 Of the SPRINT. FIKI.n FIHK AND MARINE INSURANCE COill'ANY of Sprliitflield. in the State of Mnssn ehusetts. made to the Insurance C:immUslnner of the State of Oreon. oursuanl io Inw: ADMITTED ASSETS 3ondfl $ 40.247, 430.70 stocks 40,831,975.26 lortuaKe loans on real estate Unal estate, less $ encumbrances Cah and bank deposits Agents' balances or un collected premiums .. Interest, dividends onrt real estate income due and accrued Other assets 1GG.393.43 4,748.7!J8.6B 3,150,453. 1U 5.642.250.61 220.6fIG.04. 3.351.887.73 Total admitted osrets St0fi.SG7.Rfil Gl LIABILITIES SURPLUS AND AND OTHER FUNDS Losses $ 9.384.138 00 Loss adjustment ex penses 853.903 00 Unearned premiums .... 42.110.458 5)1 All other liabilities .... 4.729.71070 Total liabilities except capital $ 57.078.3U6 .67 Capital paid up t 7,000.000.00 Special surplus funds .. 6,000.000. 00 Unassij-ned funds .(surplus) 36.400,554 94 Surplus as refinrds pol icyholders $ 49.480.354 94 Total Sl'JO 5fi7 .801.01 STATEMENT OF INCOME Premiums earned S 43.740.020 09 Lasses incurred $ 23 003.174 14 Loss expenses incurred 2. .13. 407. 01 Other underwriting cx- penses incurred 17.700,113.30 Total underwriting deductions 42.970.754.45 Net underwriting gain or loss 772.8C5 f!4 InvesUnent income . 2.42.823."0 Other Income -9,131.77 Total, before federal In come taxes 3.186.556.93 Federal income taxes incurred 775.122.70 Net income 2.411.434.23 Dividends to stock- holders S l 4nn nnn nn Dividends to policy holders n dipital chnnges (net! .... 0 Other items affecting surplus met) 9,130.991.49 Total eapitrtl and sur plus items (net! .... 7.738.991.49 lncrea.se in uurplus as regards polirvhr.lders 10 150 425.72 BUS IN ESS 1 N OREGON FOR THE YEAR Vet premiums received $ 330.070 03 Net losses paid 103 G47 113 Dividends prUd or cred ited to Dolievholrirr n Principal office in nrcenn 812-813 US. rtanonai janic Building. 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