1
8 The Bend Bulletin. Monday, May 16, 1955
Charlie Chaplin Plays Pari
Of Man Who Doesn't Care
By ROBKRT Ml'SKI. iu Ban. Bui, when we got there,
Inlled Prvw Stuff 'urrfspu.iV-il I '' dwiway was a while-coated
COKSILK, Switzerland (UP) --Charlie
Chaplin said he didn': want
to talk to me and, otter thinking 1"
: over, I decided I couldn't blame
him. His present, and pe-haps
greatest ro'e, is the kiml of rea
" life part that Is strict 'v (or aud
iences and not for critics.
He Is playing the part of l':e
roan who diesn't cni-e.
The audiences, his friends ami
neighbor in this mountain are
above lavely l.ake Ionian, haw
been completely enchanted by tin
characterization. I low happy an;:
pay and satisfied Is Charles, thev
s'iy, nnd how he delights in talt
ing a basket down the long sloor
to Vcvy and shopping among the
- peasants.
Had Look
Put how said he is simelimes
said a more perceptive friend
And how often he looks from hi:
white colonnaded Manolr du lia'
across to the snow-capped peaks o
the Haute Savole in France on;
far, far beyond them perh.ms 1
'Hollywood and the'happy, reward
ing years in America.
Charlie was more deeply htir'
than his pride would ever permi
him to admit when he relinquish
his status as an American res!
dent. So. because work is a ooth
er and healer, he has plungcl furi
ously into a hew film which lie h
beginning to feel may be in th
tradition of his greatest success
es. '
The taxi driver looked at mi
with sudden respect when I an
nonnced I wanted to go to Manol
Synopsis of Annual Statument
. For tho year ended Uuc-niljer 31. I!3
Ol Me
U. S. HRANC'II OK I'lIK OCKAN
ACt'lllKNT ANII IIHAIIIMEK
COItl'OKATKIN. IIMIIIII
Of ONE PAnK AVENUK. NEW VOIlk
10 in the Suite ol NEW YOHK tnatlr
to the Jnsurunro Commisgl'jnpr of Hit
titate of Oreiton. pursuant to low:
AUMITTED ASSETS
Bond SHI.'inl.illd.lf,
Blocks i:i.4a:i.i iii no
Mortgoe.e fount on real
estate II
Ileal estate, less V
encumbrance!
489.0011.12
3 204.353 lit
Cush nnd hank deposits
Aljents- Dainnces or un
collected premiums .... 1.U50.S38.2I
Interest, dividends und
real estate income due
and accrued 102.777 HI
Other assets 1.0511.5 is 2L
Total admitted assets $30 224.045.11)
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNI3S
Losses S12. 400.5:10 00
Loss adjustment uxnenscs l.7'M.2!:i.u(
lnenrnod premiums 10.7it3.iH4.0i
All other liabilities 1.003.122.31.
Total liabilities, except
capital 20.1)00,i;8.31)
C a d 1 t a I
paid up $ 1,000.000.00
Speclul sur-
p'a funds 31,000.00
UnnssiRned
funds (sur
plus) $11,303,000.80
Siii'dIiis its reunriis oul-
liyholders , $I2.424.0B0.!I0
Total $31)221 043.111
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums eurncd $ir.liSH.ino 02
I.usscs Incurred $ 11.(130 7.10 07
Loss expenses Incurred ... 1.32U.307.02
Other underwriting ex
penses Incurred 7.030.0B7.31
Total underwriting de
1 ductions 15.IU3.354 30
wot underwriting ffoin ur
loss
Investment Income
other Income
Totul. pelore federal In
come taxra ...
Federal Income taxes In
curred Net income
D f'v I d e n d s to stock
holders .
Dividends to polcy
holders Capital changes (net) ....
Other Items affecting sur
plus Inetl
TotM capital and sur
plus items (net)
Increase in surolns as re
cards nnlU'Vhiilclt'rs
-KI4.743.72
(i!i.3(i7 15
l.fl8n.754:02
114 , 327 H4
1.00.42(1 1H
-771.DS3.7l
2,067.71)8 5(
-310.030 0)
1.070.703 IK
3 4113.220 08
BUSINESS IN OHF.C.ON
FOK THE YEAH
Net premiums received $ 214.030 8B
Net Iohs.-s paid 30.333 84
Dividends paid or credit
ed to policyholder . . 0
Principal olllce In Oreann. I.vle A
Heer. Board of Trade Building.
Portland 4, Oregon
fiynnRls of Annual Mulitinrilt
For thu year endet) Di'ociii.kt h, 1HS4
or the
MKIU I HV INHl'itANrK COMPANY
Of St. Punt, In the Stutn fr Mliincsoln
ntarle to the InsurntHHt C'niumi; yioiuM
or the State of Orenan, pursuant to
Jaw:
ADMITTED ASSFTS
Bond Sid 774 (114 3?
Slocks 3.174,005 01
Mortgage loans on re-.il
cntate 0
Real etntc. 1pm $
encumbrance
Cash and bank deposit! .
Agents' balance or un
collected premiums ...
Interest, dividends and
real estate income due
and accrued
Other assets -
030.520.20
1.800.010 33
iili.nt.8 'i7
HO, 7411 04
.Total admitted assets $2(I.UIll ,34H 32
LIAB1UTIKS. SUHPl.US AND
OTIli:n FUNDS
Losses $ 2. 1U4.823.30
Loss adjustment ex
penses 131 ooo on
Unearned pretnluiim 1 1 . T I 47 Mlfi
AD otlier lint. ihlli s 1 .17 1 . 10-.i H
Total liabilities, ex
cept enpitol $14.U74.407 Jl-
Capital paid
up $3,300,000 00
Special sur
plus fun.ls 0
Unas signed
funds (sur-
plul . . 7.307 141 na
Surplus as regards u-l-
kyholdcni 41 1.007 141.00
Total - :Tftri.50 32
STATEMENT OF 1NCOMK
Premtunis earned l2.Ht3 7SB 09
Lowes Incurred $ tunttr.tuia1
Lorj expenses incurr-d
Other underwriting ex
penses Incurred .
Total underwrilins do
ductlona
7O1.U40 o?
4747.733.03
11 330.201 3f
Net underwrlttn mtin
or less , ..
Investment Income
Other income
Total, brrore federal In
come taxes?
Federal income taxes In
curred Net Income
nivirindi to stock
((07 tl.fl 73
730 703 till
-U.H3t.3l
1.331.013 h:
14 322 OH
1,017 01U 17
holders $ -300.000.00
Dividends to policy
holders - 0
fnnital ehannes (net. .. . 0
Other Items affetllnic
surplus tneO
Total capital and sur
plus items fnet
Inereise In surplus as re
gard policvholders
CM .6C0 01
aoi. snoot
1 ,-r8 073.78
FOR THK EAil
Net premiums received 33,124 39
Net losses paid 22.00074
Dividends paid or rredlt
a . J kIJ.r. n
PrimjDJtJ otiics in Oregon. Portland.'
WV X . ....
butler tuy.ng apologetically that
Monsieur had suddenly plunged
lo work.
Stiff N'lllr!
I sent in a stilf note expressing
eg-et that I had once criid so
naitl my mother was foretd to
take me to the Bronx (N.Y.I prem
icre of "The Kid." Chaplin's sic
clary. Mrs. Eileen Hurncy, iiuli
eatet! Chajlm fell he had been
roughly handled by the press re
cently in a story about having .
tanli-um because brown lil"S or
rived for his swimming pool in
itead of blue on?.
I gathered loo Hint the sereer.
llay needed urgent utlention be
.ause the plot still lacked a hap
iy (or sad ending. The story ihn.'
ar concerns a king in a Soull
meriean country who is forced ti
ibdicate by opposition to his plan.'
'or raising the standard of livin;.
le is e.'dlcd to Lausanne, "the cil;
if kings," and there among olh"'
;xiled and abdicated royul'y hi
alls in love with a young woman.
It doesn't lake too much slrain
ing to see the parallel Chaplin i't
lends between his own posilioi
ind that of the king.
This is his present willing 'itian
lury: Should the king attempt lc
,-elurn to his oiinlry giving up hr
ove for duty? Or should he sln.
n I-ausanne and become -is de
nted a husband as he was i
dug?
The Children
Ariund Chaplin's own houw
vere scatlered the toys of his five
hildren by Oona O'Neill, dnttshte
f the bite playwright, Eugene O'
leill. Michael, 9, goes to the loca'
choil: Gcraldine. 8, to a C.itholit
choil in Uiiisanne; Josephine, f
a a school in Montreux. Viclirie
I, nnd Eugene, '1, stuy home.
Chnl!n is the subject of man.'
inecdotes among his admirii"
eighb irs. They tell of a .Simdn
'inner parly when his new butlei
trough! in a dish of cabbage.
Charlie inimedintely assume
he furtive demeanor of "tin
rnmn." As soon nsjhe butler dis
ippenred, he dumped the cabbage
nto a flowel' pot.
"I hale the stulf," he confided
'hut I don't wiui! to hurt his feei
ng." Kvervhody laughed. Ilul it mu;'
lave been n pretty faint echo o
he millions who used to laugh h
'.he long ago.
HWnj'SIrt (IP AN'NI'AI. HTATMUKNT
Par Uit jnr nn It'll Me.rtiilirf 31. IVUi
of llm
SUNSET LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of AMERICA
of ()l)iiiiit. In tli Himtf of tt'iihliiKloii, matt
lo tiiM Iiixirutii'd I'uiMinliiloinr nt iiv JSlate of
(Jfrgati, iitifKidiil la lt :
ASSETS
llon.li t
ftM.nnn.iio
NIOrKI -
MuriiMi loam on real !!
l,Mn.m.
I M UM .11
;:i'j,:i3 II
It I'll l-ftllA ...
roller utmi ind tirfinlum noift .
'iti i ml luitk drtMnin
PrcmlitiTii dud mil iltiftTriHi 0t
itil nl.lrlil kiid h 1 1 III I IW.iKi.n
IiilrTvtt aiHl oilier ltirctttiitnl
liKtiruo cliip inl airrtiril lO.vO .W
Ollirr atM-ti Itial KiUlo
( onirarU r.'.nnn nr
Tola! licit - I 4,0:.i.3i.i.sl
LIABILITIES. BUKPL08 AND
OTHER FUNDS
lletrrTPi Tor life arid atrlilnit
and liralth uollrlra . 1 S.''T!l. !!!.?
Pitll.T ami 'tuitfin iltlmt SS.Vilt.UO
All oilier lUiilliilcl t mini nl ng
lUMIMr 1 1 fin UniMlir.ft!
Total llslilllllcf. tlinl rai'Hal t S,:1K Util.Sl
I'anilal iiaiil tip tD.mm no
1'iiiiHetirii itir.ilu MS lno.wl
Hurplut sa rrtirji (lOlUJlKilikr SI 3. (00 (Hi
Toi.i $ 4.ii:.:.ai:i.Mi
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (Attrual Bail)
iTminni ami antiuiur
(uniltlrrattom l.O'.S.Il 31
roiiiitlrtalloill for liiiiultnirnlaTr
iwiitrafli 3!) or.? '9
Vrt Irnfitniftit III out... IU.IH3..MI
Oilier tiiioiiie 1 1 rim "JTw.bu
Tut.l I. HI i
t'oli. t hrnflltt 3i;.ti-J.nv
I'atnirim on ni'iiili'innilarr tl.
tiail. illil.Untl Bituliiulalloitl.
tint Inlttnt . .... .. SM.OTfl S
lii'ti-aiv in rrirnm . aio.ail si
t'uiiiiiiltilntit, rlttti a tut grtirral
llimfatii Hirnir inl (a
Ihtlilniita U uolliilMililrri
Tula I
Sri aalo (Hint ot'rralliiiit f
IHiI'l.n.li in iimklioMrii
ftifJ.OTfl.'i
l.HJ.Tii mi
lit In-f I trill l all.'. Una iirltll
ml luriihii (iiti'U I II -fll
Total TT.-lill
iK't-rtasB In aiirplui ami riUI
mri'hi r Mini i . f 'J. nil.
0U8INE8S IN 0HL00N FOR THE YEAH
llrnai t.tnmiiiiui ami Biuuilly ivii'
iKlrrallwil rullrrlnl ittitlna IIik
Vi-ar
lhviiti-n.1i iial.l or rrlltfil to
tmiloltoldrti durliii itir )far
(iron lirnrflli anil rlalint, rt'itin.
iiiftiu. inrrrtitlrr. a'hl aiiti.iiuri
ST.1i: 30
so ur
pal.l iliinm ttip vrar
p In Hrrarni: No I'r.nrlixl OKU
nir a.
I !
of lli
UNil.D STATcj UOiiNlSj Or THE
i'JH l ACStHANLE CO -fANY
O? CANADA
r Mimtrrl. I t-j,t.. mi.ir tn llif lit'iiranr
wniiiUiuui! of Hi l j lr m Uir0.i. (nrii.til lu
ASSETS
Hloih
liiii" loatu on ml fUlr . I l.'i
1'ulii huii) a:.,l iir'iuiu tiuiri il . il
tain ai.j Ittnk il.mi T.IIAK.t'.i
rifoiltniii dir aii I ilrftrrJ
Mil anj -.t,r..t l.mltlil.. 9. 1.'l Ilu OK
li.lrri-H aixl uthff liiiriiioi
n.uit.t Out aiHl .ri.-J . 5 1ll.tl0 00
Other BMrti .. t."-:! mi
Total aurta . JTiii M ..j no
LIABILITIES. SURPIUS AND
OIHEH rUNUS
Rnrrtrt fur llfr i.. aulJtiK
mu.i hfnllti ol,tr t3M Ma I in l0
I'.iHty ij n.iitiit. ilaiwt 3 i,;t n; o
All ollirr IUMllt) Ro Tl'. 3.' I 00
Tital llat'iiuin, ,nt .ai ntl t'Jj.iiUT.utru ftt
n.-(-iH tainul . I Sou.ovo iM
Kl'll Of ilr,M.Ul
lii tha t'nittil
Riaifi o n tiatu-
toiv tMulrtmrnti T 3;' S4t BO
t'ontl(nl iurplut- ihi aiilii ai'la
Hirp(ul tl rIlJt iniUol-oli fo.aiilO
Total : tii i.'J.nJ no
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS lA trual Baiii)
i..l t
mil)
-l.Uttllotil
t t6 PM it: o
iv.'i'n.r-ii w
for
iiiii.niniitrT nxuraita
rl iinrtli.iil In.otiia .... ... in t"V fl
Oiiirr lik.wua ltt .. iimi.1'1 I !
Ilal . 1(K.i'..;,li' 0-1
I'oll.j ttiirflli .. ... 4u.ynl.ri itt)
i'iin:r:Hi !) iitkniiti!arv ii
iratti. iiui.iriiii mu
liti-rii
Ini tvttt in
' .Utl.JISti tH)
"iitilwir. rlaim a ,t a"
II MU 119 0
lot. I
lu i
Jl i'
BUSINESS IN 0RE60N FOR YHK YEAR
Urtta i-rt imn,, tlll.llv tWM
I Irntiona mllrlrj tltiring lU
,; . . i.im ii
IX. I, Ir i.li pai.l or -t -ilitsM to pj'
liMMrt rl. rmi il trtt IM Tl OS
Oro.a twuffiti iiin.il iw.
Mid .hum ih rr
If rl OttU, A Ol
iff.', t.irrrtilirt ti.( annulttra
... . afl.aaa oa
'rllM-luaJ oTfK ia Orassoa lua! ihsin.
Couniy Court Proceedings
UK IT RKMKMMKHKI). Tim st a
ttlar irit-tinir of thu County C'Mirt held
Hi i Ititfi duy ur Muren, iV-ii, ah ni. m
Wra UinK prent, thu follow Ins iuaiuv
MttH ;rknavlf( :
IN THK MA'ITKK OK CLAIMS
AfiAiNST IIIK LDHNTY:
'I'Ke fotluvviriK till wire irexiTttai!
a riil oTit-r'd uui't :
;KNKItAI. KUN1:
Ciiir ('. CuyiiT, iJfff nijaul
Att'-rtiey
Union Oil Cofitpaiiy, Slirriff
ir..fic
Auto Kp
Hiiutn Oil (.i.iripwiiy, Ah'-r
Auto hip
W'iJliiiiiia Tirt Service, Ai-hrw.
Kir -- A.Jto tr.xi
llatyJfn'M I Mpitsl City Hi nil-
i.tii
14 .'j:
try, Asnj-tur Kuun. ..... 2'i
M. ItlM-ti. ArJrUit.r
Traval II
Salt-in Hlue J'rl'it Cuni-atny
An-ir Mui IU
M Churlit Menmriul Hirjii-
thl Juil Ki 11'.'
Hi- J. .K. ;ill Cmt.uny -
HhwA Suit. Stit
ttol.trt Ht-mintr why Mi'moriw!
t'i.nic Ciri-uit ft. Ka.
lii'i.h S. llniilfn. Circuit
Court rcstatfe
lurroutrlia (.'ftrporutiuti, Shir-
iff - Supn
Towtr A l.lM'it ('u. Ct.
Il-e Livlitf
onion Kmnlull Ak-nry Ct.
li. Ir,
I'iit- Ki-UiioikI Sfxikmrnitri, D.A.
4.-MI; l.tval 79.nr,
CI mer K. Iluiirtii-kfr. U.A. Kxp
ttton Kmiwii Juror fttit
J. I. hUt. No. 1
t twrt Ni-wlfttiri. Jurtir ftt-s
.1. . Iir.t. No. 1
Wia Itit n. Juror fi--ri
J. P. hint. No. 1
Iiirry AhlUiit. Juror Tmw
J .1. Uit. No. I
C. KitHtmun Juror f--
r..7
l Iff R
T.2.2
UA.T
3.(H
3 'J'
1 P. Uict. No. 1
iormltl I.. KIMh, Jutire Ct
Jo. I Kxp
kiyn & (iirn Ajil Society Ju
venile Kkh
'Iirimle School. Juvcnilp Kxi.
'hc. T.'l- A 'IVItf. to. Ti-lc -VnriouH
oTficon
'nrU-y Kdioll, Pout rn tint it
lli-altli Di-pt - Supp
Ii-titl I'urtliind 'IV tick Srv
iff. Cl. llHe. Kxh
'Hikd-St'ot. Coiiittiiy, "t.
Hf Kxp
'miriolitliiUnl Clit'inii'iil Co. Ct.
Hi-e Kkp.
fl.7
r. if
4.8-1
ft. 1)1
!t C.
22. 0'
I. A. Wulk.T Corni-r Kxi...
uip & Dt.lime, Health licpt
Kxn
tiHiiiliH Thrift - Wine Unite
IKiilth lifpt. Kxp
3.2-
It-mi Troy 1 jsuinlry Ili-ull It
Dept. Kxp
Crick Hen "m Stutionvry liculth
Ucpt. Kxp
ntto!iilnttl KreiKlitwnyn Il.'Hlth
xUeit Kxp
lorthwntt Telephone Co. Health
Dept. Tolf
sorruine KrikHen Triui
Clerk Hire
aura lia.-tHrlt, Clerk. Clerk
Hire
'Illtl.IC, ASSISTANCK 1IINII:
aft-wny Store No. - Sol-
ilirTH Hiur
'tHte Puhlir Wi-lfare (' inm.
20.5r
1.1
IT.'.i I
!r..ir.
IViivrnlfiit t hili'ri ti Ytm.',V ;
Ittiml T.d.r.U; OM Aite J I',,.
21-J.r.: 2Vil.'i.; Peim.
DIh. l21!t0 . ll.Ei2il.:5
)KSC1UITKS COUNTY SUNSKT
IOMK rilND:
A'm. Siiencer Hi'IIt Ripulr
.AW l.lIIUAItY KIIND
Vent Puhlirihinif Co. ItookH
lito.no
8. 61
iti. II. McAllirttt'r. (jtn Kx.
ieiiil-l'orllainl Truck Service
in. Kxi
Utnl Snrt'l St Ci'hv.-I Co. It.x k
ri o
it. m
Vern WiH.lworlh, (Iril. Kx
'ruler l.uke MiichiiuTy Co.
1'hiIh
Irnil Iron Wirkn. Inc. ParlH
't'hiinmnii Auto Kltclrin,
1'urtH
Ivtir Wheel & Itntke Service
1'nrtn
'Vtmk'n Hii'liiitor Service tuflH
'litht'i-ly'ri WeltliiiK & Much.
Shop pin In
Vanl Motor Co. imrtn
.ftt
in ') i
:n.(t
it.im
Hend Spe'iiillKe(l Service pnrt
U-ikI C luiin Hnw .Service pntl
Jent. 'Oreiroti Wei i r ;iitjip
imrtfl
iilmore Steel & Supply Co.
Il'iw
:t.r.Ji!
Mnntemon-St. Clair llJwe.
j
BVNdl'MIS W .S .I. HT.TK.Mi:T
I'ur ilio jut eii.J-'il Itiitmiicr ai. Ii'.'tl
of i.w
RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
it Dsillaa. In Ilia St me of 'hia. iiia.tr to I hi
iiiii tamo rommUiluiii-r of tlia MUle of Oireoii,
lH.rauant lo law:
ASSETS
$ in.si.siii a
Sioika ,
s.si.j.'.r.t.M
7. J l N.vt? '.a
l..'H.'iilJ so
Monaata loan on rral cilatr
Hr4l tatato .
Polity loatit ami premium itotoa...
in aiMi iianK dtiKiflli
I'lrmltiiin iliit- am drfrrrtsl (III
aifl ai-rl. trill anil liralth!
4i)l'.T7l.tl
Inirrrit an.) utlift JtUrHinrill
i ilue athl tTiutHj
V 3'til 10
Ulhrr
7 n. 4li
lolal an. ti $ Sfi 'iM.aiiti.tK
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
U I Hi. n FUNDS
ltrrrrra or llfr ami aiililciil
ami health vfllrira . f 1(1.316 s3.
I'olny and rutitfa. t rtallui . S, t IT .t'tti '.'S
All ottiiT llaliilllivi '.',,V'H.;j Tii
Toial llalilllili'i. .f(i t-aiiltal '.'l.'Jti.i j.-Jil
"anllal laid mi l.lHIO,UdO Utl
llinlal tiifilu lumli li.010.7 li !t
I'tiaoiKiir.) iirilii ... N.IIOIJ .000 DU
M.irt.Lua ai rifcioli poli.lMU1rri lS.0Io.T4-.vni
Tii . .. aii.J7:i.!turt.4i
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS Atmial Daiii)
I'tritUiuiii ami aiiniilti-
uvulili-raliook ..
'onii.triaiioiia for
l'l'lv)!tiiia lotitrmli
Nil lioiMiii.mt lii.nuie.
llllirr litiiitiit Itrmt
Tut a I
I0ll lutirlln .
l'n)inriiU on iiiilniifiilry no
lriH. iliiiilmul R ui Ul lull
ami Inlrrtti .
In ri t'tt In if irrtt i ,
loinmitoUiio. .lain, ami Kri.rrl
lilui;iint fpi'im-ii mi,) mu'i
Ulriili'mli to iKilnjliol.lcri
Total
Nil fctUi fi.nn oirratlutii ...
.. I io.iM.iw :ti
13.S-'l.!Tfl. 1H
ii'i.r.rti M
3n.i7i.:il.ti3
$ a.;.t.i.n:.:r
OUT llllll.t ailCI'ltllS lllllillll
aii.l Mirultit funtli im-l .... I I.TS.'.inn
. loUl i.rj.,..u;3.m
urcai tn turnlui and
tmiil uiiliia fiitnu $ 4. dtll). SIH J
nuSINFKS IN OREGON FOR THE YIAH
Iron premium and ammMv ton
tiirt-rallom vllFktAl dur.:i Hip
JPldnidi palil or rmtlil lo io-
I. luil.lt-r di.ntu t.e fr
Iro.l hrtirfil. a. , rlalm. ,i.W
mrtiii. turrfiid.r. aid atniuii.r-i
1H3M
phl ii mN iht rar
51. us: U3
iTlmij-al oifl. Id Otnuii. I'tnilaml.
nvvorsis or Awr.u. phtkmfvt
l ut ilir rl aii.tpd lr. an.l.r Jl. I'J-M
of lllf
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY Of
AMIHICA
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Wnauxhty Machirury Co.
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I. K. Kubber Wvldtra T.rtr
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Co., Lumber
.lftiinf Kly.Mix C-riiriit
Virmo Uni.mu.Ve St MeLul Pro-
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nr. Tele ft 'Tele. Co. Teie
'ar. Power & Co.
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"liner I.ernherr, Iruiurinii
rillicrt'n Inaumnce Ayency
Iiimranc
orri-N lhon Co. K'iuin. . .'
Jnir.n Ui Co. of Cltiif. Fuel
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S THK MA'ITKK OK IlKHnS
o coi:nty ow.nkd phupkhty
At thi t me ti.e Court alvowt tha
'ti'i'Ainv uceiiH:
t..tert W. Chamber. W 3 of T-nth
Mrr-t aljotiuritr Ixit, 10 on Kat Sid"
in Klock 2'4 of Kirt Atidiiioti lo. Htm'
Park
Wtore V. M:ke!a, rt u. Ixt 11. Bloc'
US Fir. AtMit'on to H r,.i Park
Ity of i,. n' in It Ik ID. l,ytle Acre
N THK MATTKK OK
!.R F.lCKNSKS;
The Court aiortve I the followina- A,.-liinfi.-nN
for beer licenne :
te.-irial.l M. Ranvaril. et ux- Kail Rive
lire - ItMHB
I. Kimw Coii-er. et-ux Siirinir Rivt"
Her-t KM It It
S TDK MATTKK OK DEI.INOCKNT
'KItSONAI. PKOPKKTY TAX KS :
It uw-e-arinw that a juilKcmenl for He
'ntiiient r"'ronttl nrooerly tux en wax p
ri-tl ai-aiintt P. M. lir.uk. dha Itithntnii'
Vartor Co. for the amount rtf t4 !'(
fun rofit. It further aireartnit that tlv
li.! C'lmtiuny haa iK-en Ji(iuidut"i ari
'ie vnluali.'M of tha oronftl .nnei t:
a- effcew.Ivf in the Am-Hor'ai 'iiiriion
""h'-refore. the Count v hua HitefiHit ul
'fer of MhH.un in full imvment of uni.t
.cronal iiropcrty Juiltrmt-nt uKuirist tin
(eiirnnnii i ractor t'o.
N THK MATTKK OK
lANITOK'S BAI.AKV:
I he I lel-k Wiih inHlriictoil in nlnni'
AValliice W. Kinley on the myroll at
ini. on pur month iMWinninK Murrh 1
r,fi.
N THK MATTKR OP
OIJNTY 1A1K BOARD:
It aitpeiirinK that the term of tin
ni'inliei-a of llie County Knir Hoanl havi
Xliiretl, It l UKIIKHKI) tliHL I he fo
owinit iernon Iw aiiHjinteil to aerve:
hiiw luiirmitton Term to exitiri
Iniiuary. Wi'tH
Roy Newell Term to expire Jan
uary, l!r7
Carl (ialtoway Term to expire Jan
uary. Jitf.8
N THK MATTKR OK
HKi COMMISSION:
The tturt apirointerl L. K. Calre ti
erve on the Dott Cum m Union Tor n
ktWm) of two year from Mnrt-h lfi
N THK MATTKR OK
iljUAUZATION ROARO:
l he tour! iitiiiotnted J. A. Put rev a
in H'lvtitory member of the County K-iua
union li.. ani.
N THK MATTKK OK
tKI UNI) OK TAXKS:
At thin time the Cnurt oniei-eil tin
fax Collector to nuike the fol lowing re-
ii 1 1. in ior ovcrpuymcnt or taxex:
DciKirlnicnl of Vcterana' A f fa irt ...
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N THK MATTKK OK PKKMIT
I'O INSTALL PIPK LINE:
At thin t.me the Court irranti-il Hcn
y LimtiH iiermixrtion to inula) I u watei
ine alonif the Kaiit ile of the Wclla
'oiinty Koail.
N THK MATTKR OK PKKMIT
rO MOVE milLUINC:
The Cutrt Kiantcd tlic Went Count
(mine Mover periniMtioh to move a houm
rom the city limitx of HlMiiI over the
tear Creek County Komi to the Anmlii
bounty Una I ami over the Arnold Cnun
v K iiil to the permanent aite ' for the
Imililtntr.
N THK MATTKK
)K DANCK PKItMiT:
At thih time the Court urnnterl the
(Vrretiniino P.T. A. AhhocihI imi permi
n t coiitluct a benefit dance at the
'errclionim drnnwe Hull on Kridwy, Ap.
rl I 8. imr,.
n.v h(.ji(r no furthrr bllHlneMH. Court
aiijoitrneii.
C. L. ALI.KN. County JimIhc
A. K. S'i'KVKNS.
CommixMioner
D. I.. I'KNIIOLLOW,
('ommissioner
Last of N.Y.
Els Makes
Its Final Run
NEW YORK (UPl-Tlie final
rain of the Third Avenue elevated
ailwuy rattled up from Chinatown
to the Hronx Thursday night and
hast SUIers by the thousands
lemied out of their apartment wil
lows to wave (,'oodby to the last ol
lew York's famous els.
When the train pulled into the
I I'.llh St. Station at 7:17 p.m. EDT
arryitm S00 disheveled passengers
Ihe Thii-d Ave. Kl was officially
.lead.
No more trains will run. The
Hilars and girders and the dilunl-
lated stations and platforms which
uive aiiow eu oiny paienes. 01 sun
ii;hl lo strike Third Avenue for
7 years will be torn down this
dimmer.
The Transport Workers Union
'hinsday lost an lllh hour effort
'o have the scrapping of the E.1
postponed. Justice A. David Ben
amin of the Brooklyn Supreme
Court signed the Kl's death war
lint when he refused to issue a
estraining order against the New
Yomk t'ily Transit Authority.
The transit authority decided to
ibandon the Kl because it was
iv ng too much money. The Ninth
Sixth and Second Avenue KIs we-r
torn down before W.-'ild War II.
The faster subway lines have nt
racted passengers away from the
ilower elevatinl roulcs
The last Thiiil Avenue train wnt
dready packeil with souvenir-Krai.'
'ing )assi n :crs at H.iH p.m. Thurs
day night whin dispatcher A. i"i
achiuan pushed a button nt the
'liatham Spiare Station to sei'il
t on its way.
Men in undershirts stared with
out much interest (rem the win
lows of How-cry flophouses as the
train creaked past. Us whistle toot
ing. Hut at r.lnl St., n man and
.1 Imy leaned out of a fourth floor
vi'ldow and unfurled a crild" Imn
icr: "Cio,lliy ;ird Ai'ime Kl "
Women blew kisses. Chililivn
vuved from fire escapes. At Sfith
?t., a nuldy-faced apartment dwel
'er held uloft a stem of beer as
the ears clacked past ris living
room.
NATI It U.I y
KITOIRUnC. Mass tlPl
Fitvinan Kdnioaii Mayo heard
soimne cry (ire." so hc gi-.ihbod
an cvtingiiisher and ran outside
to the street. An automobile was
blaiing merrily. Yep, it wi his.
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CER0NIM0 Jack, Jill and Jim
U-Ioot parachute in Dallas, Tex.
enmrjanv officer
It Was Just Like
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (IIP)
'. first saw the three trapped men
limbing the steep hill called the
tue du Pctit Chene the Street of
he Little Oak.
One was fat with the gnarled
lands of a laborer. One was lean,
alurriine, elegant. And one was
mall and crippled. "
It was like a scene from a movie
hriller. The fat man was a heait
ase. I could read it in his blue
ips, hear it in his gasps as he
eaned against a building to catch
lis breath.
His companions made no move
o help him. The cold eyes watched
villi something like contempt,
lad he died on the spot, I am sure
hey would only have shrugged,
apned ash from their cigarettes
'nd continued toward their hotel
'ear the Place St. Francois.
I thought there must be a story
ere and I wandered over to the
lutel nnd tallced to the conciergu
nd ti a foreign official or two
old this was the tale that em"iged.
The Men
The three men wore Eastern
"uropeans. As the war ended Inc
Pyland. left to right, lind a new use for high winds and a surplus
The 'chute was provided by then father. Capt Jack Pyland.
of the White Rock Civilian Air Patrol in Dallas.
Plot for Movie
lean, elegant man discovered
"here part of the Bulgarian gold
,1'iard was hidden. He needed a
strong arm man and so the fat
man was recruited.
. And to complete his, plan he
needed actual dies for minting
Bulgarian gold coins. He got these
from the crippled man, a clerk in
i government office. He also got
the crippled man as an accomplice.
It was all so beautifully simple.
They would mint actual gold coin"
nnd sell or spend them. It would
be Impossible to detect these coins
from those off iciallv issued.
If was, in fact, a perfect crime.
But in order to keep from exciting
suspicion by a sudden flood of
Hold coins they took only part of
what they minted, hid the rest
and finally arrived in Switzerland
to enjoy the fruits.
There was , only one possible
danger. They might squeal on each
other.
The Strangers
' This thought apnarently had o -currcd
alsi to them ad even
more sinister people. For two
;tocky men began to drop into t;'e
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r"3Grange Planning
Thriller
hotel for tea almost every day.
The first time the "brains" saw
them he stopped as though hit. To
in East European the identity of
he men was unmistakeable. The
Russian secret service Had ar
rived. Fear trapped the three men as
surely as though they were in pris
on. They watched each other, ard
the Russians, constantly. With
nothing in common except their
?rime, they began to suspect and
hate each other. Who would crack
'irst, beg for mercy, incriminate
his companions?
On my return to Lausanne I
dropped into the hotel again. The
concierge remembered the men
well. They had disappeared so
suddenly, leaving a few debts.
Varnished without a trace, just like
that.
And those two stocky men I
used to be curious about, the ones
.vho drank tea every day? Come
'o think ot if, they apparently had
disappeared -too. at the same time.
Did monsieur think there might
have been a connection?
I will always wonder.
seasons,
Oil COMPANY OF
Special lo The Bulletin ,
TUMALO The Tumalo Grange
decided to sponsor a 4-11 scholar
ship to summer school this year.
The Grange met Friday eve
ning. The program managed by
Mi's. 0. Crubb included accord
Ian music, singing and readings.
A short business meeting was held
after the program.
The Agriculture Committee re
potted that it Is time to be look
ing for poison parsnip along irri
gation ditches and spraying for
them.
Mrs. Clifton Dunlap and Ted
Becker were appointed to start
working on the fair booth pro
ject for the couniy fair. At the
next Grange meeting on May 20
Mrs. Hubert Scoggin, Mrs. Ted .
Becker and Mrs. Cal , Fouls wh
have charge of the program: Four
teen officers of the Grange were
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shepard and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Dunlap ser
ved refreshments after the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Schooling of
Juntion City, stale Grange deputy,
called on Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Christopher Tuesday afternoon.
DlltTY THICK
CANTON, Miss. (UP) Tru
man Lindley said today it was a
"dirty, dirty trick" for his neigh
bor, James Martin, to build a
fence through Lindley's garage.
"I told Lindley lo move that
garage because it was sticking
four feet over into my property."
Martin said. 'Lindley kept saying
Okay,' but he never got around
to moving it, so, I kicked two
holes in the garage and built my
ence through it."
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Chiropractic Physician
Phone 794 Bend
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