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8 The Bend Bulletin. Wednesday, May 251955 w,?mml,ittM.,
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2NNIEY
STARTS TOMORROW!
Doors Open 9:30 a.m.
Store Hours 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
CROOKED RIVER CROSSING This plcluro was tal:on on Cro dIcocI nvar yosterday in the Smith rock area as a river-crossing
scene in "The Indian Fighter" was filmed. The water was high and swift, and at times teams were nearly submerged. In the back
ground is part of the gaudily colored Smith rock formation. Nine wagons took part in the river crossing. (Bend Bulletin Photo)
Charges Made
By Truman
DKNVKIl, Colfl. (UP) Former
President Truman said Tuesday
night the Kisenhower udministrH
1.on had bungled badly in its hand
Hiik of tho polio inoculation pro
gram. Mr. Truman made the. charge
at a 51i5-o-plutt dinner to raise
funds for his librury at Indepen
dence, Mo.
He said Basil O'Connor, chair
man of the National Koumlat io.i
Kor Infantile Paralysis, and pros!
dcnl of 1 1 10 National Harry S. Tru
man Library Association h a d
planned (o attend Die dinner.
Mr'. Truman said O'Connor was
unable to be here because of the
"mixup" in (he Salk program.
"It is a shame that ho. can't
he here 'because he's trying to do
sonielhing he shouldn't have had
lu do," Mr. Tnunan said. "I hope
It 'can he straightened out."
' He said O'Connor was conferring
Willi federal officials about the in-
n Sir
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License Granted
Third Collector
Of Garbage Here
Licensed garbage eolleclors in
the city of Bend increased to three
this week when the eily gra tiled
icetise to Fred Carter, 'M Nor
ton avenue, to operate the Busy
Mee Garbage Service Co., stalling
n June 1. The license had Iwen
improved earlier by the city com
mission.
A 41-year resident of Bend who
started school in Bend at Ken
wood when classes were in a tent
( arler plans to operate the new
di-posal service from his home
In his long resilience here, Car-
ler has had experience in sanila-
lion and disposal work, and has
also engaged in service slalion,
farm and construction work.
Ford to Make 'Package Offer'
oculalion program "because it has
been so badly bungled."
Mr. Truman made only passing
reference (o politics. His speech
dealt primarily with the library
which will house Hie official pap
ers of his administration.
DKTROIT (UP) Ford Motor Co.
faced with a possible strike dead
line in just one week, put the final
touches today on a "package
offer" to the CIO United Auto
Workers.
The "offer" will he spread be
fore, the union Thursday morning
after a Pa day recess in talks to
give the company time to put it
nto writing.
The recess was requested by the
company to ready its "package
ilan" for n new wage contract.
The union is seeking a guaranteed
annual wage, u pay boost of at
least 10 cents an hour, bigger pen
sions and a larger health insur
ance program.
Neither company n r uni. n ne
gotiators would disci 'ss the recess
nor the offer under a "silence
pact" which has neon in effect
since early April at both Ford and
General Motors talks with (he un-
n.
With a possible strike deadline
drawing close, Uie silence has pro
duced jumpy nerves in Detroit, a
city thai has been accustomed to
noisy automobile talks, fought in
the open with pithy quotes and
full page ads.
The Ford contract runs out at
12:01 a.m. June 1. The General
Motors contract ends six days
later. The union, which has said
it won't necessarily follow a "no
contract, no work" policy, would
be free to strike at any time after
those dates.
The union already has obtained
strike authorization from locals at
both Ford and General Motor3.
But in calling for the strike votes,
the union said overwhelming ap
proval would be "the best insur
ance" against strikes by "showing
the companies we mean business."
Union President Walter Reuther
said less than a week ago he saw
no need for calling in mediators.
That statement, plus the contin
ued refusal of all parties to end
the "silence" pledge, has been in
terpreted generally as a sign prog
ress is being made.
Tim ni-o!f1(inff nc enmninndep m
chief of the armed forces, names
the submarines of (he United
Slates.
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