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Newspaper Page TextThe Bend Bulletin, Friday, May 20. 1955 Weekly Balance Sheet Compares Good, Bad News By CHARLES !. MOANV ' trilled I'resK Hlaff Correspondent Tlie week s good and bad new on (he intprnalional balance gheel i. president Eisenhower ex : pressed hope that "a new dawn of peace may be coming. Tin President spake during a dramatic television-radio appearance with : Secretary of State John Fostei , Dul.es, who was repining to til' nation on his visit to Europe. Re viewing the entrance of newly sov ereign West Germany to the Nort Atlantic Treaty Organization, the s.gnlng of the Austrian indepen dence treaty and the tentative ar rani'ements made for a Big Foui conference of heads of state Dulles said that "what happened , mav really mark a turning point i in the tide of history. Mr. Eisen ' hower, summing up after Dulles speech, said: "We will slay strong and we'll stay vigilant, but we're . not going to extinguish the hope that a new dawn may be coming. J even if the sun rises very slowly.' 2. West German Chancellor Kon- , red Adenauer won a significant i victory In legislative elections in ;the state of Rhlneland-Palatlnate. i The vote carried with It approval of Adenauer's policy of rearms- ment and alliance with the free world, as opposed to a policy of .neutrality. The state legislature Selects members to the West Ger ;man Senate, and the vlotory as sured Adenauer of the continued firm control he needs there to get ; approval of his rearmament legis lation. ' 3. A Peiping Radio broadcast disclosed that Chinese Communist . Premier Chou En-Lai, In a report o a congressional committee, had .repeated his offer to "sit down and enter into negotiations" with the United States. The situation in the Formosa Strait, chief cause of tension between Red China and the United States at the moment, remained quiet. It was made known that American and Chinese Nationalist air strength on For mosa is growing rapidly. ' 1. Despite assurances from Bel grade, the State Department and Wetern foreign offices in general expressed anxiety over the im pending visit of Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin and Commu nist Party Secretary Nlkita S Khrushchev to President Tito of Yugoslavia. Fear was expressed that the Russians might induce Tito io become a "neutralist" or even to join the new East Euro pean military Alliance. Belgrade dispatches quoted Yugoslav sources as saying the fears were groundless. 2. French attempts to pacify North African nationalists by ' granting home rule failed to stop terrorism. It was necessary to call in the Foreign Legion to reinforce txopiis or vrAL rTnmr t U4 ,14 ti-W ItottblMf SI. 1 Ji ife UNHID STATiS aUSINiSS Or THI CROWN LIFf INSURANCE COMPANY I omuitiMMM of U .lata W!tf. Mrtwul ASSETS Bwuli I ll.MT W7 Mi f.ZIV.lNM I.3f8.;l94 1 GOING UP Just signed to a Ions-term contract by MGM is one af France's more attractive exports Lillane Montevecchi, curvesome dancer who first went to Hollywood to appear In trie Egyptian ballet of "The Glass Slipper." Her fiery gypsy flamenco dunce in the forth coming "Moonfltet" won her the new contract. security forces combatting the ter rorists in Algeria. Terrorists were active in Morocco also. 3. Communist instigated Chi nese students, rioting In Singapore attacked Gene Symonds, United Press manager for Southeast Asia, and beat him to death. Symonds, a front-line type of reporter, was covering the not at close range, as he had covered the Korean War. British athorlties were asked to Investigate disturbing reports that police close to the scene of the attack nn Symonds failed to go In his rescue. DR. R. D. KETCHUM Chlropractto Physician fhone 794 Bend W promote natural health by re moving: toxins, correcting deficien cies, and freetrui nerve an blood supply. Rely tinon natural method (or better health. Leg Broken in Freak Accident SM'olal to The Bulletin EASTERN STAR Duane Roso- brook, 19, son of Mr. and Mr. Rodney Rosebrook, suffered a bro ken leg In a freak accident when roping a cow at the home of his parents southeast of Bend earlier this week. The accident occurred when the cow suddenly chargod the horse. Duane was thrown to the ground by the impact, und his fool caught in the rope. The large bone in his leg was shattered. The youth underwent surgery Tuesday at the St. OhurleK Memo rial Hospital to have pins set in the fracture before the cast was put on. ilune iena en real estate .. rulujr tot til :m1 prtctluut fuiUi ... I'tit) and bank tlefieiUa - i'tanilunii dj nd Ueferretl (life arttl Mtldetit eiw leatlf) ... Interest am) oilier tnirHment I m vine Ju artd enrueJ Oilier aitrta .. TeUi ata 4t.Wti.a74 W LIABIUTIEt IURPLU8) AND OTHER fUNDS ftetertei lot Ufa and ciiJciii and heellt. peUuee .. 34 143 31 4) I'olUy arid roni'Sr. rial mi .. 3LU..'.r. 4 Ail oilier Hal'ltiUri &.CU-ftl Total (.abilities, euani mjiHal ilt.M.JiV St tati'Ul In I X. ... I 3WI Out IW Huatla) aurylut ftmJa f .444 !V fcneii of amis oivr liaMlltlet 111 I' M. tl.Vltnv iA Hurulut ai retards IMllr) holders , .... f.lnS I14.M Tolal 2.ZQ. SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (Accrual Basil) J'reiB.uiui aftd aniiu.ls coo literal ion - IO.2fiI.OUQ V' loctan'riauona tor subbieiuMiuri- ttmtr.dt 83B.T9T 81 Net liitrtunrnt intMte ,.. , , I.iil.sH i Total - I lJ.iM.un 3t PolliT betirriti a.SCi.iai 3i I'aynirnu un iuppimiury omi traiti. dltldiMl tmtttwlaUoita. nd Inttrm Iitcrraie In KimH . .. tfeuitatiilenf, rJaltut and ftnrral l.tuuna riptiiii and Uil t.OSX 54.a"I uiiim optratlnc dvduttlona S,ii Ultiilrndi lo ollrtwidtra 9Gi.Wt 41 Total 1 1I.3;T.0:S .rt fala I tun opvrallona 1Q.'-t 1 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR OnM ifmiuaj and annul i cuu- lOnalloiu to 1 1 nl ad duriui . far 100.391.3b wmuMHia pain or rrmuwi u pollonolilfra durlnii ilie r t. tfft.it downrnit, mtrfftdrri, .hJ annniiici paid durinc ttia rr .. S6.V31 ; ueii, u((KOU l,T39,SC8.6t 54,!ma.&j VN'Ol'HIH OF ANNI AL HTATKMKNT for ttiv Jcar ontlMl lwmil)r 3), iui4 or id NATIONAL FARMERS UNION LIFI INSURANCE COMPANY of Denftr, In ilia Mlata or Colorado, unit ilia Imurama i'ominliiioritr of lti Utala Ottmm, puriuant lo law: ASSETS Boncll $ S21.B15 .Murtgan toitii on real titale... 133.7U4 Iteal iilala dau JiUU.UUU.UU (ncutuliraiuai) Tuilrf loam and premium noiai... Caili and bank dcpoilti 4 1'raiuluiui dut and defrrrrd (lira Jnltrcit id uihar Inraiimrnl Inrouia due and aitruod 6 398.31 Total aiicta . .$ S.Ko.nai.tl LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND . OTurn r ii una Rcitrrai for lira and accldani and tirallh poll del ..$ 1,871. MT 81 Jlliy and rtuiifn claim irT jj- ' All other llaulllllai 400 474 CI Total ilalillllJel. iri.l r-t.lt. I I w. '.u Papltal paid up 3(U.nuu.UU fnaiiiintd lurplui . 4 1 i. 311 SI nurpiui ai regard pollowlilcri 7I&.3II.SI Total S.ltiO.Bil.4. SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (Annul Bull) i'rciRlurat and annul (j coniideraliofii ana a m 43onilderatliuii for uppltmraiary tontraett . S1.0S3.11 rtei infeitmcnt Inroun Other Intoiuo liemi i'aywenu on luppUnienti rr run- iracU. dlrlacnd auiiujuUtloui, and lntrii . Iru-reaio la referral . L'oiDinliiloai. t-lalia and feneral iiiauiuiro aiptmei and uie DlTidenda h polloholderi Total Nit In from onaratlnti Other UaiDi atrecilng mrnlui biiu eurpiua lunda tnt I , TOI.lA7.-o IS.-J.15 31 l.OuU.uilO.dl -t 1u1.o;1.UT -I 4.S94.T CLUTCH SERVICE Increaia in lurplui anil ipeiiai autplui luii.li ... $ 96.400.2S BUSINESS IN OREQQN rnn Tur vcm Iron preiolurai and aniiulti) ran- aiaeratioui rollectad during lha year tHi-ll. T. I'art 1 in .a lcil'l"ln during the nr .. .. (Iron haneriu and claltui. tndute- tnenti, iiirretitlen, and innulllH I'rlnrliial office In Oriitoii:' 313 Nortli' Mtulal Hi., Silent. Cuiyer Schools Plan Wind Up Social lo The Bullrtln ' MADRAS Culver high and srade school activities will close with traditional events next week Keith Jacob, superintendent , rv parts. The entire Culver high school ittidont b:'!y will hold an annual .'icnic at Kah-Ne-Ta U Springs ie:t Thursday, and the Culver jradc school and community p:c lie is slated May 27 at the school 'nd hh'h school students, with I he Jacob ?Nplained that both gradf erplion of serr.ors, will return May 27 tor grade cards. BTNOPBIS OF AXVTAL BTATnfEST t'mt U )tu eikfrd lMU.er 1, sS of iiw MICHIGAN Flftl AND MARIN I INSURANCE COMPANY d Detroit, la tl Htate of MlrMgan, made u tne iourance t muiiiwnr of Urn mui Oregon, puriuant u ! ADMITTED ASSETS aotidi s.iii.jo: lw.J 4.11K.TK 'n and bank drpoilte 2ua.BI ifftiu ueluirei or unrolloctad premium! 34.tei.l4 uiiereei, aieidanaa ana reel mum inrane due and trrrued . 15, lit ll ToUl adotmed ewau I 10.l. K LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS l-oaiee - $ 113.104. 9 All ottier llablllilee Total Uarillltlta, eirrpt capital $ i apiiai paid up .... ii.wfo.yoo o0 Liiaiitgned tiunU liurpluil . l.54 31T.I7 Mufplua a regardi pollrtuoidera $ 6. 344.3 IT. fl STATEMENT OF INCOME Total .. I0.838.3fi8. Ijutt eipemet Incurrad L Uihet unilenerlUug aipfniet incurred Total underwriting dtdurtloui. Vet underwriting gain or loia.. imeitinent Ituvuio - luher Iruuina . Tula I, bt-rora federal tnrome laic federal Income taiaa Incurred. Nat lnioiat Dividend to itaoiholderi .... Ottier itemi affecting urpiui men 3.V7T.S38.1T t.ose.eii.T tttl,4.4 l.fOf, 188.0 TJ.1I5T4 X38.!B1.II 830 U l28.43T.lt 84.367-Q& 1 20.000. IM' 1.038, 1 4 USINEB8 IN OREQQN ron TUr vrii Net premluioi rerelred S0.0US 0 Set lonea paid 40,83 I'rlniliial orrirr In Oregon; 8I!-8I3 V. S National Bank Building, l'ortland, Oregon. YNOPfllS OF ANVUAt STATEMENT For the Tear ended lleccoiber 31. 1834 of Uie CENTRAL NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF OMAHA of Omaha. In lha State of Nebratke, made to the Iniarance Cwminlulonet of tne NUte er Uragon. puriuant lo law: ASSETS) .... S TO.0 Cain end bank depoittl - l.6.31t Fremlumi due end deferred (life and accident and health) M.14T.83 Intereit and other Imeiuneot In- rum a due and accrued w.ozi.ij ToUl aiti f S.383.048 t" LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNOS Reiertei for Ufa and a trident and health policial f roller and contract clelni. All other UaulJIllea.., Total llaDlllllea. extent eaoltal t i-apiiai paia-up go,uuo.oo l.'n an) gned lurplui 2B2.443.IS Hurplui bi reianu polloholderi 78 ToUl .8 1.38 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (Aaerual Baili) Premluroi and annuity rwu ii deration! T 1,17S.ST8 10S.608.0t 1W.84T.DT 1.8.l0t.? 1.131. 1)2 8,308.11 BYNOI'RIS OF ANNt'AI. HTATKMKMT Fur lha J ear ended in-rtmuur 91, 1054 Of tne JERSEY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK of New York. In the mate of New York, made to the Iiuuranre rtwi mini oner w tne Btata oi Oregon, puriuant to law: llondi 8 rtlixai 7.150.494.03 4.3iK.510.lli 370.W3.7S ill ami bank denoilta A(cii(i halanrei or uiuvlieited pruulumi - iit.ju.ji intereit. dlrldendi and real citate Imonia due end airrucd. 40.217.34 Other aiietl .. . Ufl,46i.50 Tolal ailinlttnl aneti 8 r.VToa.lUB.iu LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Unei t 707,137.00 lii aiUuiuiicni eipemea 7b.Jj1 yn liiearned prelnlnmi . 0.3Sl.fltl5. 1 All other llatitlltlei 4I3.3U4.7A Total llabllltlei. eirepl raiiltil f I.0II.3UD.J3 Capital paid up H.OOO.oou.oV LiiaiilRned tunda tiurpluit S.OS2.078 08 Surnlui ai retard polkjliolderi . I 8.002.078 Total . . i'J.TU.tua.it) STATEMENT OF INCOME 3. 'remlumi ranied l4iiei Incurred .... l-ui eipmiri Incurred Other iimlerwrltlnf eipentei Inrurred . . Tolal underwriting, deduction! . Net uiiilerwrlllna lain or luu Inieitineiit Incoiua tHher tntorae . . lutal, Ut-fute fediral Income taiei Knletal Irnume Inn in tut red Set tncumt Ul Idrmli to luvkhoUlen t I'atilli) cheiiiiri (net)..- Other Hem i alfecUiif lurplui Inet) - Total capllal and lurplui 1 1 mm (net) - InrreMie In turplui at regarda iwlkjtHiliIrri . . . BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR T Net prriuluni receded t Net louei pal l 1'rlnvliial itrrice In Orevn; 418 S. In ton, 1'uttland, .'.03.0)1 7t 707.Hli7.8ti ai'0.ISi.o , 148. 30 78 .in 325 80 '2117 .OSS. 41 37.770 34 1.8UV II &.)7.1it.Vli 2i'J.807.31 3(!I,30S HI 170.(1 ) 00 U 1, 4.17 I -878 81 -80.75f,8 I I! 130 33 IE YEAR n.Ki if iS MM 08 W. Weill- l.isf.on.ro 38.801.04 1,89331.80 392.080.81 T81.ST7.38 85J.tM.7J 8.400.00 l,847.233.f 48.398.01 Couple Visits Albany Families Pollc benefit! A Increaie In reierrei ....... i'ommliilotii, claim and ftneral , Imurance eipaniei and lain... Other operating d ad uctlon Total Net lain from opera! I on i. uiner iiemi aireciini lurpiua and aurplui fundi 40,334.00 Total .. 48.134.00 Increaie tn iiirplut anil ipeclal lurplui fundi 97,83! 81 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Uroti nremlumi and annuity con- Itleratloni collected durino tba yeef I 68.Sll.8f Oron henrflti and claltni, endow- oienti. lurrenilen. and annul ilea oatd durlns Uie ' V.A35M BTNOPHIS OF ANNUAL BTATKIfBNT lw iho j ear ended Itecember 81, 1931 of the UNITED STATES BRANCH CAR AND GENERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED ef London, Kniland. In the Bute of Ne Tort, made to the Imurance Commliilotier of 0e BUU ef Orea-an, puriuant to law: ADMITTED ASSETS Donda I . IS I'aUi and bank Hrpoiiu Aionta' halancee or uncollected premium! Intereit. dledlanda and real eauu Income due and accrued..- Other BlieU . Total admitted aneti. f 4.881,383.11 8I3.I78.0U 2O3.031.2T U.85S.40 8S.11T.S3 4.417.17 1.9b LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND UIHEH rUNDB Louei $ Umi edjuiiraent espeniea Unearned premium! , All other HablUilea , Total llabihtlea, eirept capital $ niaiuiory arpotn idd.duu.Uv L'naiilaiied fundi (lurplui) 1.083,970. 30 Rurplui ai retard! policyholder! S l,783.07O.3u Tolal 8 0.417.171.95 STATEMENT OF INCOME Premium! earned - 8.431.878 8' Louei Incurred 1.989, 739. l-oi eiueniai Incurred. Aia an b Uitir uiKlerwrltlni eipeniei Incurred Total uuderwrltlni deduct loo i ... Net underwriting- loll liifeitniml Income Tutal. before federal Income luei Nat tnrome , Other Heim at (mini aurplui (neti $ Ton I capital and lurpiua Hem (nelf 8.730 303 00 337.7 to. Or 1.216.291 41 118.008.91 4,088,301. if 1.231.184.6 3,713,388 t; -U3.30T 47 110.173.7 . -119, 631.91 111.133 9' 331.748 9 MI.TU97 STOCK UP NOW Genuine Chevrolet CLUTCH DISCS Available In Woven or Molded fabric (iemilne Chevrolet Clutch Throwout Searing "lyook a! (lie Difference" GenidrA Chevrolet CLUTCH COVER and PRESSURE PLATE ASSEMBLY Aik about our "Time-Sover" Pockicjo Buy Them NOW At Dend Garage Co.. Inc. 70? Wall St. Chevrolet Bnlck Cadillac Phone 193 SAVE with SUBURBAN Outside Per Gallon Only White 4.98 COPELAND LUMBER CO. S18 Greenwood rhon 110 Sptx-faJ lo The Buiirtin EASTERN STAR Mr. and Mm. Frank McCwnell spent a few days last we?k in Albany where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mo- Connell and family and Mr., and Mrs. Clarence Pa uie and family. McConnoll and Mrs. Pattie are their children. Mr. and Mrs. Gene A!biighten of Cottage Grove were callers at the Rodney Rosebrook home on Tuesday and returned to the val- 'ey city with a horse that the Rosebroks were carlnp for, for hem. Aibrghtens are former res dents of Central Oregon and were 'xnown for their spotted horses. E. O. Sladter, member of the 7'Or1ll OF ASSVkU STATE UBNT 'W U jar enUed Uemuker 31. 1934 ef the NARDWABI DEAiEIS MUTUM tiU INSURANCE COMPANY ef ttataae leiit. la tea Hula ef fflirenili. nude utne iMuraote CeanitUalaoer of tae 8)Ui 9f 0rtfO. iiuliuast ! lee: A0MI1TE0 AMITI BeotU 8 17.878,117 14 Eastern Star grange, is 111 In the St. Charles Memorial hospital with pnuemonla. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burton made a business trip to Redmond on Monday. ' The regular meeting of the East ern Star grange will be held next Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. An in- teresjng program is planned. Mrs. Glen Abbott and Mrs. Ar nold Berpoust of Torrance,, Califor nia are visiting at the E. G. Row ley home this week. Mrs, Ber- goust is here looking at her prop erty In the Eastern Star commu nity. Her husband is now em ployed in Torrence, and she re ports is much improved in health ince his recent operation.. Mrs. A. A. Larsen visited in Salem last week for a few days returning on the weekend. IB SCHOOL SEt j Ruffles farm, two miles out on Special to Th Bulletin the Butler Market Road from REDMOND A 4-H fitting and Bend. Vic Sargent, Wader -oi the showing school for club members Young Stockmen 4-H club and 4-H carrying the beef project Is sched- agent Douglas Messenger will con uled for 9:30 a.m. Saturday at duct the school. iBtereat, dlrl4to4l and reel MUM Otber i 184.044 8i 1ST. HI lit uiai auumea aeeeia 9 Ii.i9i.38f.8t LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHCU FUNDS iMUtt 4 80S 148 9 Lui adjustment eipiauea , , 8.te av iQMiiiM itrauiuuf lf.9Tfe,839 94 All etAer llebllltlat . 1,H6 )i t Total lUbluilea, etcept tepltal f 18.784.789.8; Querent! fmul f a99,IW9.Ue Mperial lurplui fundi . 6TJ.W.98 t'niiignad futda (aurplui) 18,868.788.18 Surptua a refardi peUcrtwlderi.-.! 1 1.937, 7 88. 14 Tulal -5 , 81JI4.5S2.il STATEMENT OF INCOME I'reajlufM earned - , , .. 1 l&,8li,3B8.eb LoiMa incurred , 9 8.887,494.81 337.S8S.ei B.Ut.lSt 01 11,844.179.16 4,878. IU9.I0 113,888.00 4.0,U 0,304.317.89 844,888 91 4.981.448.98 4,810.848.11 15.510.1 U ewexiiai Incurred - Total undarwrltlnc deductlemu. .Vet uaderwrltlni tt" nraltmeiil incotue n , , , ,. ., other Income. , Toul, before federal Income tataa federal Income uiei Incurred..-- Net tnroua , . Dlrldendi 10 pollcjbelder(n. Increaie In lurplui ai retard! laaucjnaHicrB BUSINESS IN OREQOM FOB TMr vr.e Net preralumi racairad . ' m-ii , j no u Set lotie paid . lS.laa 81 UirldenJ paid or credited poitonotdcra ,S(19.(9 4TTKOPSU Or AKXVAL BTATKUKXT ; JTer Um yemr eAded IHcember St. 1954 CINTtAl NATIONAL INSURANCI CONUANV OF OMAHA T Omaha, u ttte State ef Netitaaka, au4e te Xaauraace CeautlMletMf ef Ute State dreseo. puriuajal to law: Boeda ,.,... f 8,B0T.T99.9t 1.9U.0M.H 4.71 9. 343. V I'aak end bank deooalu Aiutu' baiatKa er eoceilerted preraiwa 1.S89.88T.91 Interest, dividends end real eaUW liKBOie due tad accrued . - 54.848 8i OUier aeta ' 2vs.jftv.ot ToUl adpittted aiieU t 14.S65.5V4.S1 LIABILITIES, SURPLUS NO OTHER FUNDS , LAaeea $ 1.199.445 96 Leas edJueUBeai -TrrmTt 130.044.41 t'neaned premltuse I.SU.848.08 All etbet UavlUtlee 939.878.41 Toul lUbulUee, eicept cepIUI $ 1S,U9.814.41 Capital paid up ..ll, 400 .944.94 CnMitgned fu&da Uurplui) 1.154.878.81 Surpiua aa retard! pellc7eWeri....8 , 158. 979. 8k Teul $ 14,888,598.51 STATEMENT OF INCOME r Pracilunii earned -.,, .8 10,954,084.58 Loaita incurred f 4.8U.OO0.8D Uwa eipaniee Umrred. Other underwrltlrtf npenies incurrea 448.457 .17 5, 195. 107, SI 14,581,871.80 884,184.98 253.900.05 418,071.03 181. 195.81 830.975.18 12.500.04 iuisi capiiai rto lurpiua itemi (net! 11.135.71 Increaie tn aurplua ai resarda policyholder! $55 fia f BUSINESS IN OR to oat rnn tuv vna Sei premium relTed..., $ 90.518.81 Nel leaaea paid 17,20.18 Total nndenrrltlnf deductlooa. Vet underwrltlni aXn or hma -,. fnreituieni Income Total, before federal income Uiea Federal Income buae lncurred. Net Income Dleldeoda le itockboidera ,.,( Other ItetDS sifecllot aurplua PUBLIC AUCTION Bend Community Auction Market WHERE BUYER & SELLER MEET Located At The Beaver Warehouse Between Forest Building and Union Oil Plant on Scott St. Across from The Bend Iron Works 3 - BIG - DAYS 20 21 . 22 MAY STARTING Friday, May 20th Evening 7 p.m. Seturday, May 21st Afternoon, 1 p.m. to S p.m. Saturday, May 21st Evening 7 p.m. Sunday, May 22nd Afternoon 1 p.m. till sold out CONSIGNMENTS WANTED We need new and oaed furt'ture, tools, appliance, farm machinery, cars, trucka, pkkupe, misc. artkka. Bring ue what you don't need. W tarn It into cash, if U Is saleable we can sell tt for cash. We Have Consigned to Us Now Lot of new fumitur. Itodroom Hti, Ltvinr roam irts, lispi, tni taMM, eoffM UblM, chrom. illntt. ict( rockrs, mattrtoK. box .prints mtee. funUtar., urp., .iMptn, bo,a, rot, fiihinr rod., mu, tools, Mckft ut, nut wronchM. pow.r touU, hwi drills, tc. Oth.r mlMettsttcous arttrlt. too numerous lo mention. Bring Your Consignments Early DEALERS WELCOME Fun for Ail Door Prizes For Information Call BEND 141 5-M Wm. D. NIPPER STANLEY SALES CO. IN CHARGE OP SALES Nam iheMedo-landi COW and WIN a FOUR NEXT DEST NAMES EACH RECEIVE ONE-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS! ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS SUGGEST A NAME FOR THE FAMOUS MEDO LAND COW WHO ALWAYS APPEARS WITH MEDO BOY AND MEDO-GIRL WITH EACH NAME YOU SUGGEST MAIL THE GUARANTEE COPY CUT FROM A HALF-GALLON MEDO-LAND ICE CREAM CARTON. NO SLOGANS, NO WRITING, JUST MAIL A NAME LIKE "EUGENIE" OR "MEDO-BELL" and the GUARANTEE COPY FROM THE MEDO-LAND RED, WHITE AND BLUE HALF GALLON ICE CREAM CARTON. Grand prize winner receives a full tuition scholarship for four years at either the University of Oregon or Oregon State College. Runnerup winners for the four next-best names will each receive one full year's tuition scholarship to either school. Scholarship may be used at any time you designate. tCpyf ( Medo-tand half-galicn? I v Smooth and creamy MEDO-LAND ICE CREAM I form- is made with farm-fresh sweet cream. Ifiliii lutiii Viimi 11 in. i.iib in iiifj tfieMtslv Rules... Q Each name submitted must be accompanied by guarantee (or facsimile) copy cut from one-half gallon canon of Medo-Land Ice ' Cream. Submit "by mail as many names as desired but each must be accompanied by guarantee copy. Q Winners will be announced and notified by mail. Q This contest is open to everyone except employees and families of the Medo-Land Creamery Co. and its advertising agency. Con test is subject to all federal, state and local regulations. Q In event duplicate names are sub mitted, earliest postmark will be considered. Duplicate prizes will be awarded in case of tie. Q Judges will be officials of the Medo-Land Creamery Co. and its advertising agency. Their deci sion will be final. Entries will not be returned but become the prop erty of the Medo-Land Creamery Company. Contest starts May 10, 19S5, and closes at midnight July 10, 1955. Alt entries must be postmarked by Sunday, July 10, 1955.Win ners will be announced July 15, 1955. AT YOUR GROCERS'NOW!