8 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, August 10, 195S
payment Plan Details Given
Serial to The Bulletin
x MADRAS Ownership of lambs
:iid ypaiiings ai least 'JO days be
;,fore slaughter is needed for the
-producer or feeder to qualify fo
yment under the National Wool
'ae.i of 19.V.. Andrew Morrow, chair
man of (). Jefferson County Ag
ricultural Stabilization and Conser
vation comniiltee, sirest.es this
puint because of recent queries a
the local office.
He say some are under the im
pression that I hp ownership perio
starts when the animals are cun
'traded for. Actually, the period
-begins when lambs or yearling
are delivered.
In feedinii, If animals are pur
"chased with the wool on and are
:Order Received
For Melting Pots
Bend industrail products are go
'I rig places. Bend Iron Works re
-reived a replacement order for
six lare alloy cast iron meltinc
pots from Anaconda Copper Min
ing co. in Chile.
The equipment, made of a
special grade of nickel alloy iron,
.will be used in smelling opera
tions. They will he trucked into
tUf Portland dock for export ship-j
m
owned 30 days before marketing,
he new owner Is entitled lo the
wool paymenl. If owned by the
rpeder lets than 30 days, the pre
vious Mi uay owner,, usually th
jioducer, is entitled to the pay
ment.
The one entitled to the payment
must make application and mus.
certify thai he has owned the
anibs or yearlings for at least 2t
days.
Exhibits Planned
By Bend Group
Final plans for participation in
'lie northwest mineral federation's
annual meeting in Yakima, Wash
on, Sept. 3, 4 and 5 will be made
at a meeting of the Deschutes eco
logy club on Thursday night.
Mrs. Paul Koehler, president of
the local group, said the meeting
will be in the city hall, starting
at 8 p.m., with all interested in
minerals and the Central Oregon
outdoors invited.
Mrs. Koehler has asked that all
members sending rough or finished
agates for display at Yakima have
them properly identified.
Members have also been usked
to bring Iheir "bragging rocks'
lo the meeting.
Senior Rides
To Green Lakes
Area Popular
The recently-inaugurated senior
rides Into llie Green lakes area
near the base of the South Sister
are proving lo be a state-wide at
traction, Bill Tate,' who has a
packstring at Elk lake, reported
when in Bend yesterday.
Each Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Tate heads a string .if
ridel's into the high country, where
the riders join in a noon lunch at
the lakes, explore the area, use
horses for picture foreground then
return to the Cascade Lakes high
way at Sparks lake.
The rides were Inaugurated by
Tate this season as a new recrea
'on feature of the Central Oregon
' ascades. Information about these
rides is available at the Bend
Chamber of Commerce office here
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Spray Equipment
Nov Available
Special lo The Bulletin
MADKAS The Jefferson county
spray outfit is now available for
oniyinfi of county grain bins
Jack Watts, county weed supervi
sor, report s.
Those interested may sign for
the service at the county extension
office. Charges are $2 a bin,-with
i Jfj minimum, and chemicals are
furnished.
Uins are sprayed by hand guns
at 400 pounds pressure per 1000
siiuare feet of bin area. The high
pressure insures penetration of
the li(uid into cracks where in
sects are likely to be present.
Walls said.
For the sake of economy, it Is
planned lo spray by areas, the
weed supervisor pointed out.
First lightning rod in the world
was set up by Benjamin Frank
lin in September of 1752.
Start of Drilling
On High Desert
Due Next Week
Drilling of an exploratory oil
well on a northeast "hump" of
Central Oregon's Hampton buttes,
high desert landmark, is expected
to get under way this coming
week.
Tills will be a joint venlurn by
Standard Oil Company of Califor
nia and Leonard Lundgren, Bend
lumbennan, on land leased fron:
the slate of Oregon.
The rig used by Standard in
drilling the test hole near Astoria
Is being moved in, with a new roac
recently graded into the site. Thjj
rig is being leased from the Triom
as Pike drilling company.
Announcement of plans for ttu
drilling of the test hole was re
cently made by K. V. Burns, Stan
dard's regional manager, witf
headquarters in Portland.
In Deschutes county, the Humble
Oil Co. is reported to be getlinr
ready for seismograph work, will
a location about half way betweet
Bend and Redmond and .east o'
the old Dalles-California highwa?
selected for the first test. This
test will be for the purpose of de
termining the underground strue
ture and does not mean that Hum
ble will sink on exploratory hole
in lhat area.
Standard and Humble people
have been in the area for severaf
months, and their markers are in
evidence throughout the area. The
Standard "flags are red, show
ing the location of stations, and
those of Humble are yellow.
These are the first major oil
companies to enter the mid-Oregon
field, on an exploratory basis.
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Red Chinese Nudged by Dulles In Press Parley
WASHINGTON (UP) Secretary
of State John Foster Dulles today
diplomatically nudged Red Cluna
to tree U.S. civilians still held be
hind the Bamboo Curtabi.
Dulles also told a news confer
ence it has not yet been decided
ttjtiut allien tn Iflke nn torture
charges made against Bed China
by 11 recently Ireea u. s. airmen.
The secretary said it is unfor
tunate that Red Cluna. durine ne
gotiations at Geneva, had not made
it possible for the American civil
ians to come home quickly. He, with prisoner treatment.
pointed out that Red Chinese
Premier Chou En lfli had said the
number of Americans in Red China
is quite small and their future
should be settled quickly. I
Uhappily, Dulles said, that state
ment has not been realized.
As for the Iprture charges made
by the 11 Air Force men who are
en route home after Wi years in
red jails, Dulles recalled that the
The secretary said that this was
a very sober and disturbing docu
ment and the United States may do
something comparable to that. But
he said it would be better to de
cide what to do after the airmen
return.
On the Geneva negotiations, Dul
les - Indicated tiiat Red China's
main counter proposals for release
of the American civilians dealt
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