OUT OUR WAY
B!,',m.L1 OUR, BOARDING HOUSE witK Major Hoopla
by J
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Of FAT OKI THEM
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HEAPS IN
I - ryiT7 NOW, MOW, TH'BISBOy (THERE'S A BIT l lMMmM ,, , , ' I
IM .ZtlJ PIP-STOP J OM A TOUR OF OF FATOM THEM I EjlM PAP- MV WtfED, Pi IF VOjl
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VOU MEAN THERE A YOU WERE AVW. SO INTELLIGENTLY M SCOTT' HEARD ) SH0RTY5 ONEWHD m tEPc 1
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WHO COULD HAVE J INVITED HIM 10 SHOW HIM SOME- 1 !jVi rAMP ViAj
Freckles and Hi Frjands
!&&h SlR.Mr FATMER OROfrtD 1 SlU, ALL 1 SORmBOTTS Jk
Rescue Attempt
Ends in Death
UMATILLA, Ore. (UP) D.H
Line, owner uf the Line paint com
pany here, drowned yesterday
evening in the Columbia River
while attempting to rescue one of
his employes who had fallen from
the Umatilla bridge while paint
ing.
The employe. Ruben Wagner, 22,
was suspended ' in a boatswain's
chair from the new highway bridge
on the Washington side when ropes
gave way and plunged him into the
stream.
He was rescued about 13 minu
tes later by an Inland .Navigation
company lug, but in the mean
time, Line had jumped Into the
river from the Washington side to
rescue his employe.
Witnesses reported that Wagner
yelled to Line from the tug that
he was all right and that Line
turned around and headed for
shore. He apparently swam only a
few feet and then disappeared un
der the water.
Wagner was taken to a Hermis-
ton hospital suffering from shock,
Five small vessels started a search
for Line's body.
Line, in his mid-50 s, had con
tracted to do painting on the re
cently dedicated highway bridge
spanning the Columbia at Umatilla.
Attorney Named
To Defend Kent
ASTORIA (UP) Attorney Gor-
don Sloan was named today to de
fend 19-year-old William E. Kent,
an AWOL Army private, on a
child stealing charge in connec
tion with the 40-hour disappear
ance of seven -year -old Tommy
Woodard.
Kent appeared in Justice Court
here yesterday and bail was set
at $25,000, after the charge was
filed by District Attorney Thomas
E. Brownhill.
Tommy, who diappeared Sun
day afternoon, was found early
yesterday and directed searchers
to a tent where Kent was camped.
Sheriff Paul Kearney said he
would question the boy further aft
er the lad had a chance to rest.
Police in Portland said Kent had
a juvenile record there. When ar
rested yesterday Kent said he had
only $20 left out of some $700 re-
enlistment money. He said he had
been AWOL from Fort Campbell,
Ky., since May 10.
GOOD IDEA
ST. PAUL (UP)-C-ov. Orvillc
L. Freeman has signed into law a
bill making Minneosta the first
state in the union to allow its
courts to impound license plates of
motorists who drive after revoca
tion or suspension of their driving
licenses.
Red Cross Ends
Relief Program
For Transients
The Deschutes county chapter of
the American Red Cross finds it
necessary to discontinue its relief
program for transients, according
to announcement by Thomas F.
Brooks, chapter president .
"The help given on an emer
gency basis to transients during
the winter has so depleted Red
Cross resources that it is no long
er possible to carry on this pro
gram,'' Brooks said. It was decid
ed at the last meeting of the exec
utive board that until further no
tice, chapter relief will be con
fined to mandatory Red Cross
cases.
The charter of the American
Red Cross from the Congress of
the United States makes it man
datory for the organization to care
for the needs of the man in serv
ice and his dependents, and also
for certain veterans and his de
pendents. There will be no cur
tailment of these programs.
VTNOPflll OF ANNUAL BTATKMKNT
JNr Uw ;mi Ddd nmwbt II, m
at Uw
WASHINOTON NATIONAL IMURAN Ct
COMPANY
of KwihB. la Um Suit af llttiwU, mtO t
UUUItOM UlUHMMt af ttm luu af
Orem, puitMtM It Uw :
. ASSETS
Boodi 1 If lflfl 4lf KT
8 UK-Ill l,etlS.9.M
MoftgtM nana n ml NUU. VI, 5U, 171. II
Ileal null 31,636.11 1. W
Mler louu and ormlUB. aotaa.. .uti3.liSHfi
Caio and bank dtpotlu i,H7,U9.9i
I'raifllumi dtw and deferred (lift
and accident and belib S.4$,T0S.M
Interest and otaer inmuoeot
income due and accrued. fill lit St
Other aueU , T0.W0.M
Tstal UHll JJ
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND .
OTHEH FUNDI
Heierm for life and accident
and fiealtn poUclea 4l30.tSt.5ll.U
PoUij and cent rid sUliu 5 Sill tan ut
All atner llanltillM ll.7il.tM.ie
Total llamlluea. axcent eanltal llu lea lu tt
Capita! paid ii)M.Sl,M,OM).0
Special lurplua
funds I.OM.OM.M
Unautfoed surplus. S6.eS4.8U.44
aurpma af wsnu poucrnoUari 49.4M.Mt.44
SUMMARY OF OPERATIOHS IAiithbI B.i.t
I'remliif&a and annul u
ronsiueraiiona J H.eM.TU.U
ia The Band Bulletin, Thursday, May 19, 1955
SWEETIE PIE
by Nadine Seltzer
tear. IMS r W " M.
Conslderailona tut
luppiemeourr i
Net lifesUfteot laoma.
rout
Pvllc benefits
faraeou on supplementary con
uei. Biiraenu
and lata real
Increase In rescrr
Comululosu, dali
SSS.41fl.58
tea eat sa
I fi.TS.91t.TT
ll.lM.WJ.U
lnsuranra iinuui ml imrmm m u u
uinaaiMia to pcllcjnoklers . n.ItS.M
TKal M.010.0M.TO
Dividends to Slscknalders "t 'tot'ona'an
UUier Iteffli affactlnc surplua
wu surpiua i unas toe BTQ.lil.4T
Total . 1 am tLAA At
Incrts is In surplus and
special surplus I una .. I iifi gii an
BUSINESS IN OREfiOM (BiSy'r vrii
Oross premiums and annuity con-
lurieiNHiB cviieciea gunner ine
ear a
Dl?idendi paid or credited to pal
IcrtAldtra durlne ttae er
Gross beneflU and claims, endow-
monu, surrenders, and araiuUlee
psia nuring tno year...
W.89S.B7
4VS.VI
American Hani
Say...
you'll
enjoy
as am -cw. lsj
Music
For
Powerland
KBND 7:00 fonlght
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PACIFIC POWER A LIGHT
TNOPBIS OF AJOfTJAL STATE MINT
For the jsar ended December 11, 1654
U the
NATIONAL UH INSURANCE COMPANY
of Wentpellsr, In tbo State of Termont, madt
to the Insurance Oommlistonar af the lata of
Oregon, pursuant to lew:
ASSETS
Bond! . I14S.OM.TM.04
S loots ig.15,IM.OO
Mortfsn loans en ml estate I9T.9S8.9SB.20
Reel estate I3.f3.580.7
Poller loans and premium notta.. 18.S45.40O.44
Caih and bank depoilts. 4.TM.T1B.89
rremiums due and deferred (1110
a nil tMlilant arul hull hi
Intcreit and other lnfestment
Iticomo duo and accrel.
Other asictl
Total aneli
f,IM04.11
1.013,838.41
18.tE0.441.4O
..9I8.3T9.TIT.T1
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Reserve! for life and accident
and health policies $414,880 tW.OO
Policy and, contract elellBl . Mel.858.Sft
All other Uibllltell... 110.IST.tAfl.14
Total UahlUtlea. except oaplULIMfl, 413.801.04
Special aurplut
funds . J 1.48S.04S.14
Cm id coed surplus. t,S8l,T88.lt -
Surplut m regards poller holders tSMSS.lH.08
Total , 93St.BT9.T3Mt
SUMMARY OP OPERATIONS (Aeeroal BmIs)
Ptemtutne and annuity .
iiaerationi 1 M,lf8,8.M
Considerations for
supplementary rontrattg
Net investment tneotaou-.
Olber tncotao ltm
Total .
Pcllcy banefltl ,
Pajmenta on SuoDlemenUrr cm.
tricti. dtTldend acciuautatlons.
and Intereit - , ,
TncTttlo la reeerres-.
unim 04
ll.CiS.4iMS
1.SI3.T3M8
t M.14T.983.1I
. SS.414.IOS.I8
.B94.T48.T4
h.n i.iTs.M
Oommlsilonc, claim and general
insurance expenses and
Other onrrBtlna dedurtlani
Ditld.nJi to policyholder! 11 llliiM 14
Total i S8.384.5T3.rS
Net gain from operstlons I I.SSS.Tll.ii
Other Itemi affecting lurplua
and lurplua fund! at) .. .,, , TIB.tfS II
Increase In eurptui and
speclil torplui funas . I .iST.t4S 4t
BUSINESS IN OREGON PON THE YEAR
Orosi premium! and annuity con.
ilderatloni cellectod durlna the
year
Dlrldends paid or credited to pol
Icyhelden during the year ,
Oross benefits and claims, endow,
menu, surrenders, and annuities
ana nuring tno year...
89l.ttl.T8
1S3.U4.II
PHncltia office tn frAnT7i'i" Av..n 'oia'-
rorti.ndT "
sti,,, Kam auaa goal
TONIGHTS PROGRAM
8 ;00 -Onbrlel Rttr
6tl6 Sonjra of Our Times
8 :8t Evening Melodioa
8:4fl Sara Umrm
6:66 Rob Green Newt
? :0O Music for Powvrla&il
7 :SOBend Oartsi Nw
T :46 Remember When
7 :50 KvnirtaT Melodloa
8 :! Camera Club
3:06-Vajwport to DardrnsUM
8:80 Riiie Filhsjr Show
8:4ft MuaicaJ PortrtdU
9 :00 New
9:16 l-lton Lewia Jr.
9:80 la) and 8remawl
9:6 Off tb Record
10:80 O'flelal Detextiv
11:0081 i Off
FRIDAY. MAY IS. ISSS
6:00 Sign On
6:16 Triple) T Ranrh
6 :45 Kara Rerorter
7:0t Frank Heminway
7:16Breakfat Uauic
7 :40 New
7 :46 Mornlnsj Roundup
8:00 'Hfr Kiinle Newg
8 : 20 North went News)
8:i6-Knift Kis $imr Nsjwt
8 :S0 Hible) Institute) Hour
9:0O-Rulletin Bonl
9 06 Morninr Siwlal
9:16 Kraft Five Star New
9 :20 Mornlna SpeclaJ
9:80 Th Son and the) Star
9:46 Top Tunaa
9 :0O-Nm
10:16 Tello Tt
10:80 Fiuhlon Trnda
10:86 Th Three) Sung
10:40 It a Wotnan World
10:46 New
10:60 Man About Town
10:68 Nonhweat New
11:00 Florida Calling
11 :S6 Kraft Ftrsj Star Now
' 11:80 Queen for s Day . " , .
12 :00 Noontime Melodies
12:10 Today's Claaiifieda
12:15 flports Review -12:20
Noon Time MeJodle
12 : 80 New
12 :45 Farmers Hour
1:00 New of PrintwUle
1 :0& Harry James-Betty Grab) Show
1 :46 Listen ina; Time
2:16 Redmond M in later lal
2:80 Platter Prey lew
S :00 Electrical Information Prorrarn
S:16 North weat New
8 :20 Central Oreiron News
5 :26 Kraft Flvsj Star New
5:80 You Win
8:46 Tello Test
4 :00 Popular Demand
4 :15 Frank Hemirarway
4 :S0 Rere's the A newer
4 : 4 6 -Sam Hayea Nerwa
6:00 Tuna Vendor
6:16 Sporta Parade
6 :26 New
5:80 Melody Way
6:46 Bill BrundatT 8 porta
6:65 Kraft Five Stair Nerws
6:00 Gabriel Heatter
6:16 Dinner Musie
6:80 Behind the Sorr
6:46 Sam Hayea
6:65 Sons of the) Day
T: 00 Ran tea Notebook
7:16 Preview of Good Readlnc
T : 10 Bend Garairs New
7 : 46 Remember Whan
7 :60 Evening- Melodies
I :SO Pasaport to Dream
t .00 New
9:16 Fulton Lewis Jr.
9:80 Off the Reword
9:46 Off the Record
9:65 Fir Minutej Finale)
10:00 Off the) Record
10 :80 Counterapy
11:00 8!n Off
"Mom buys my shoes too large because my feet are
growing! I guess she expects hers to shrink 'cause she
buys her shoes too small!' '
SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT
for the ysat ended December 81. 1V94
of the
AFflllATED t M INSURANCE COMPANY
of Pmldanco. tn Use Stta of Bhoda Island,
made to the Insurance Commiitionar of the State
of Oieion, pursuant to la:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds fl.l8T.74S.8t
Stocks , , , , l.flT.Olt.SO
Cub and bank depoelU - S.I10.878.TI
agents' balances or
uncollected premiums S.Blfl.MI.S
Inter est. dividend! and real aetata
Income duo and accrued 8S.811.1S
Other aseets , 133,490.18
Total admitted aiiets f 14.T88.T4I.U
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER PUNOI
Losses t 1.314,014 0!
Lose edjujtment p"t 1S.S40.54
Unearned premiums , f .193.110 14
All other UablllilM S.8T&.I1S.S8
Total liabilities. ucoM eaplULS 11.B1S.I4T.S4
Capital paid up 6 fM.Q00.S4
Dnasslgned fundi
(surplus) 1,188.891.84 -
Surplui as regard! poller holders--..! 1.80,808.91
Total 1 14.TM.T45.S8
STATEMENT OP INCOME
Loss expenses incurred.
vtner unaereritiAi
ineunea
Total underwriting deductions
Net underwriting g'" , ,,
mesimnet income
Total, before federal Income laies
rederal Income tales Incurred ,
Net Income .
Dividends te pollcyhodm.-w.S
Caplul changes "t ., ,, ...
Other Item affect Ing
surplus (net i
3.SS8.485.50
1.T1S.49I.T9
30.378. SS
1.S3S.191.BB
l.tdl.lflj.ll
3I44.S1I.19
189,126.85
418,830.04
-1.38I.T7
414.411 81
80T.S18.S0
SSO.000.00
1.113.XM.41
Iocreaso in surplus M regard!
puncynwaers
BUSINESS IN 0 Ft 1(1 UN FOR THE YEAR
Net premium! recelid t 118,156.11
Net tosiei paid . 13 2
Dividends paid or ctfdltsd
to policyholder! M....m,..nM 10,SB9.u
SYNOPSIS Or ANNUAL STATEMENT
Tor the year ended December II, 1834
of the
OUBUQUI riRI I MARINI INSURANCE
COMPANY
af Dubuoue, tn the State of Iowa, made to tha
Insurance) (JommlHloaar af Ik Suto af Oregoa,
pursuant to Uw:
ADMITTED ASSETS '
Bond! S 4.3SS.111M
IOCS! , - l.BVV.OQQ.UO
Cask and bank deposit! 4TT.Slil.TS
Agenti' balances or a collected
premium!
Other anetl
4S8, 134.81
148.337.88
.S 9.781,932.38
Total admitted umU.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
I OTHER PUNOS
Losses S 415.889.80
Lose adjustment expense! Jfl.ilT.S8
Unearned premium! ' 8.188. S83.T1
All Otter liabilities. S41.8S4.40
Tout llabllttlM. except capital. 4.498.441.87
Capital paid up.i.iiO,ooo.M
Unaulgned fund
(surplui) 1,111.411.11
Surplus aa regard! nolieynoldexa 1,183.488 81
ToUl I 8.T81.93S.M
STATEMENT OP INCOME
Premiums earned 8.1S4.834.S8
Lotsea iDcurrad ,.,.,
Total andervrlUng dedBsUoaa
Fiat underwriting gala or
Inrettaaaot inoecae ,
Other Incamo
Total, btforo federal lacoi
Olvldonda to stockholders..
Othar Items affeaUiif itirplus
i net i
1.834.489 II
t.SBl.101.01
437.408.89
184.301.30
-SOT 46
ni.z7t.81
XSS.1T1.8I
48,000.00
t38.04S.81
Deereeie tn surplus as regards
policy noiaeri
BUSINESS IN 0RES0N P0R THE VEAR
Net premiums 8 8.390.10
Net loseea pstd 1.339 IS
Princlpsl office to Oregon. Oould A Oould.
tna., Aatorlcaa Bask Bldg., rvrtlaod. Oregon.
Thespians Give
Humorous Skit
Four members of the Henrt High
school Thespians presented an or
iginal skit, "Germicide and Hom
icide," for the lecturer's program
at the meeting of Pine Forest
Grange Tuesday evening. Sharon
Boesch was master of ceremon
ies, and the cast included Kate
Barton, Pauline Potter and Vickie
Hill.
Robert Martin was elected to
the executive committee, and Rex
Hanshew was named steward.
Henry Blackwell, master, presided
at the business meeting. It was
SfNOPaiB OP ANNUAL STATEMENT
for the year added December SI, lvlt
of tbo
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE
COMPANY
of District of Columbia, made to the Insurance
Commissioner of the Htat of Oregon, pursuant
U: ADMITTE0 ASSETS
Bond! 10, 05f.6fll.il
Stocks . 4.775.000.00
Heal estate S.143.70O.T7
Cash and bank deposit! - 6.18T.8T1.T4
Aganta balances or
uncollected premium! 8,398.398.91
Interest, dividend! and real estate
Income due and accrued -. 108,338.11
Total admitted assets 1 88.149.187.71
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS ANO
OTHER FUNDS
Losses I T.486.910.43
Loss adjustment oiponiii , ... 1.700.397. 4S
Unearned premiums -,. 11,405,451.68
All Other liabilities 4.aiS.TS3.25
;cept capital t SS.4S8.49S.80
.SZ.100.VQO.OU
Total liabilities.
Caplul paid up .
unassignea lunua
(surplus! r.4Z.tS.Bl
Burplus as regards policyholders! 9. 661, 8TB. 91
Total $ 83.14B.18I.fl
STATEMENT OF
Premiums earned
Lossea Incurred ,
Lois oipeniei Incurred.-.
Total underwriting deductions
Net underwriting g-'"
Investment Income
Other Income -
Total, before federal income taiee
rederal Income taiee Incurred
Net IncniEO ,
Dividends to iUKkholderiS
Dividends to policyholders--.
Chapltal changes (netl .
Othar Items affecting
surplus (net)
INCOME
I 21.634. 451.08
$ 9.4U9.11S.43
B.334.3U0.SB
3.1! 1, 988. 14
IS. 104.001. 18
8,529.520.88
(I81.13T.T4
30.793.18
T.389.Se3.4T
3.408.330.41
3.981.535.08
50S.T50.00
435.T 14.95
481,817 TS
11.873.83
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received............. $ 133 SI9.23
Net loiies p''1 ... S7.HS1.15
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL BTATKMKNT
For the year eniK-d December 31, lui4
of the
CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Denver, In tha Htate of Colorulu, nude U
the Iniurince Commit i loner of the Stale ol
Oregon, pursuant to law:
ASSETS
Bond! $ 14,228.441.51
Mortgage loam on real eitite.
Keel estate
I 'o I Icy loam and premium notes
Cash and bank deposits.....
rreratums due and deterred (lira
and accident and healthl
Intereit and other Investment
Income due and accrued
umer aitets .
,BJ4.S!i8.84
8H3.BS0.U8
l.a3,92S.y3
842.4Jt.13
XoUl asset! .
...S 31.Tf)3,30.53
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Reffirii for life and
a-cldent and health Mllelea.. 1 M.irt tu ill
Policy and contract clamls 334.3oe!54
All other liabilities. 3,3'.tS.728.3S
Total lllbllltels. .rent ranllal t 9m Q1 nu
Capital paid UP $ 250.U0tf.UO
Lnaiilgned surplus. 1.612.212.64
Hurpius ai regard! nolle holders 1.8;.512.B4
Total 1 8l.783.500.S8
SUMMARY OP OPERATIONS (Accrual Bails)
nMiiiueraiions . I 4.414, 053.TS
Contlderatlona for
tupplernenlBry contract! .
Net Investment Income.
Other income nma
Total
Policy benefit! .
Parioenta on supplementary con-
mbcu, aiTiuenu accumulations,
and lntr
Increase In reserves...
104.134.58
1,031.214.115
20.Ulu.35
0.8:0.022.78
2.498. 1 i3. 35
Commissions, claim and general
Iniurance bidiiim mnA
Other operating dedufttr.ua ,""
umaenai u tllauolders
Total
Net etln from nnnr.tlnn.
Dividends U HO'klmlri.n
Other Items affecting surplui
nq surplus lunai r.n
Total
Increase In surplui and
'win aurpiui rundi.
1,100.308.34
16.911. 2S
11A.62S.85
6.898.830.03
71.392.73
83.000.00
BUSINESS IM noennu rnB
Orou premium! and annuity con
aiunauuns collected during the
year ...
Dividends paid or wrtiVeFto" M'uia "
ivlluilJera durlna- th. .
Oross benefit! and claims, endows
". vurrenaers, and annuities
iiu uiirnig me year..
1'rlrwlrtal nffi,
Bldg., l'ortiand.
In Oregon: American Bank
voted to give a half-scholarship
to 4-II summer school.
Mrs. May Fryrear reported on
a lecture on work of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, which she
attended as a representative of
the Grange. The meeting was
sponsored by the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Any vegetable worth
its salt is worth MORTON'S !
WHEN IT RAINS IT POURS