THE BEND BULLETIN
Bend, Deschutes County. Oregon, Tuesday, July 12, 1955
4-Alarm Fire
Hits S. F. Area
SAN FRANCISCO (UP) A
spectacular four-alarm fire in the
heart of San Francisco's' North
Beach district gutte-J the Italian
Village night club and the three-
story Entella Hotel early Monday.
Twelve persons were injured, 11
of them firemen. Most of them
were overcome by smoke and ex
haustion. A preliminary search of
the building, which contained the
night club and hotel, failed to turn
up any fatalities.
Fire Chief George Kelly esti
mated the damage at $250,000.
Singer Beatrice Kay, who was
currently featured at the night
club, said she lost all the musical
arrangemerits she had collected in
the last 20 yeais, as well as her
entire wardrobe.
Twenty-nine pieces of equipment
answered the four alarms!
The tire broke out about 3:30
a.m. The first alarm was turned
In by Julio Leon, 19, and two com
panions, Dan de Simnne, .19, and
William Hilton, 18. They noticed
smoke rising from vents near the
the street.
After giving the alarm, the three
youths stood before the hotel,
whistling and calling to the resi
dents. A few looked out the win
dows to see what the commotion
was about. One man climbed down
the fire escape carrying a little
girl.
However, most of the residents
waited for the arrival of firemen
before leaving.
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SHARP-EYED AT 110 Mrs. Juana Ramirez, of Los Angeles.
demonstrates that she has excellent vision by threading a needle,
on her 110th birthday.. She has had 15 children, three of them
still living, 14' grandchildren and Ave great-grandchildren. She I
wanted a wheel choir lor her birthday "So I can get outside with
the kids." i
Women Seeking
Equal Treatment
WASHINGTON (UP) Oregon's
two Democratic senators joined
with six other members of the
Senafe Post Office and Civil Serv
ice Committee Monday to introduce
a bill to "equalize the treatment
accorded men and women in gov
ernment service."
Sen. Wayne Morse said the bill
would rectify the "curious inequal
ity" of 'the civil service retirement
act, which permits annuity pay
ments to surviving children of
male employes of the federal gov
ernment, yet makes no such pro
visions for surviving children, of
female government employes.
Morse co-sponsored the bill with
Senators Richard 'T.. Neuberger
(D-Orc), Olin Johnston (D-S.C),
Thomas Hennings (D-Mo.), Wil
liam Langer (R-N.D.), Mike Mon
roney (D-Okla.), Matthew "Neely
(D-W. Va.), John Pastore (D-R. I.)
and Kerr Scott (D-N.C).
No Hint Given
By Eisenhower
WASHINGTON (UP) President
Eisenhower beamed bioadly but,
as usual, refused to commit him
self Monday when he received a
petition from 54 Republican con
gressmen to run for a second
term. . .
GOP Reps. Lawrence L. Curtis
(Mass), William H. Avery, (Kan)
and Peter FreluiEhuysen Jr.,
(NJ) presented the petition at the
White House on the occasion of
the third anniversary of Mr. Ei
senhower's nomination for President.
'This is the first political busi
ness I've had today," the Presi
dent said jovially as he shook
hands all around.
A statement was read which
praised Mr. E I s e n h o w er for
furthering world peace and for
bringing America "unprecedented
prosperity." The latter part of the
statement urged him to give fa
vorable consideration to running
again.
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Ex-Red Editor
Is Found Safe
CHICAGO (UP) -Howard Rush
more, former film editor of the
Communist Daily worker and now
editor of Confidentia1 magazine,
has been found safe in Butte,
Mont., after he disappeared for
three days from his hotel room
here.
Rushmore, who left the party in
the 1930s and has since testified
for congressional committees, re
portedly was seeking an alleged
Communist leader.
Eut the man lie war reputedly
seeking said he was in New York,
Rushmore's home, all the time.
Chicago police began looking for
Rushmore alter he kept an ap
pointment and failed to return to
his swank hotel here Thursday.
An anonymous telephone call
started a query to Butte where
Rushmore was found registered in
a hotel as "H. Robert? "
Sources at Butte sa;d Rushmore
mai?e the trip to contact a man
identified as William Lazarovich,
alias William Lawrence, who was
reported to be a Communist party
leader.
In New York, however, William
Lazar said he was th man Rush
more sought.
But Rushmore told Butte au
thorities he made the trip to in
vestigate possible Communist in
fluence in a labor dispute involving
copper workers.
FIRMS MERGE
LOS ANGELES (UP) Rimrock
Uranium Corp. of Provo, Utah,
has merged with the Red Hill Co.
of San Francisco, Red Hill Presi
dent Jack Tumor announced to
day.
Turner said the two companies
merged Saturday following a vote
of stockholders. He said former
Rimrock President L'.;on . Frazier
was named vice president of the
expanded uranium mining corpor
ation.
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Total admitted aiieti..- $ Il,U9,Sii.
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Luiiai t,SS 1.905.00
Lou adjuatmant ipoiai. l.OHSf.Stil.OO
Unwanted primluma 6, 115, t. 00
ill othar lUbllltlM T49.iog.irl
Total llabllltlii, trctpt capital .! ll,li.IJ-l
Capital paid up $1,000,000.00
Cnaiilinad fundi
(aurplua) - t.MMSS.ie
lurplua ai rtfirdi policy ho ldn..t T. JM.tSS.lt
Total $ ll.lT..0t
STATEMENT OF INCOME
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Utl axpenaaa Incurrad .
Jtbir undarwrlUnc upatuaa
incurred
Total undanrrlUns deduction,
fat underwriting i1b or leaa
tnri latent income
7tnat Income
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Capital than i (n'i .
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aurplua (net)
Total capital and aurplut
I.ST0.T11.11
S.HU.101.19
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Hat premlumi recelrad - .. 1S.1S5.44
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WORK RESUMES
SPOKANE (UP)-Work on about
12 million dollars worth of con
struction projects resumed again
Monday in east em Washington and
northern Idaho as AFL ironwork
ers ended their two-week strike.
The union won a 12-cent hourly
pay raise for structural workers
and seven cents for reinforcing
iron rod workers retroactive to
June 27.
The union also won on additional
10 cents an hour for both classifi
cations beginning next Jan. 1.
The first national firest was the
Yellowstone Park Timberland Re
serve, ' established by President
Harrison in 1891.
Graham May Go to Russia
LONDON (UP) Soviet church
men announced Monday that they
want American evangelist Bil'y
Graham to visit Russia.
They said they also hope for a
visit by the Archbishop of Canter
bury. The unofficial invitation to Gra
hum to carry his "Crusade for
Christ" behind the Iron Curtain
came from a delegation of Soviet
churchmen now louring Britain.
Graham has said repeatedly thai
he would carry his evangelistic
campaign into the Communist
world, if invited to do so.
The head of Russia's Baptists
said;
"It is quite possible" that a Bap
tist delegation en route here lor
this week's World Baptist Congress
"will bring a formal invitation to
Dr. Billy Graham to visit our
country t Russia)."
And the Metropolitan of Minsk
said:
niARC.E DENIED
NEW YORK (UP) Police held
Anthony Vitos, 51, on assault
charges today after restaurant
owner Chin Ling complained that
Vitos bounced a flower pot off his
head in an argument over Vito's
bill.
Vitos denied the charge. He
charged that Ling threw a sugar
bowl at him when he complained
that he had not ordered what he
was served.
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