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HARCLV NO SLEEP.' 1 THAT THE ONLV 1 I
Farewell Dinner Attended
By Couples from Sisters
- Spwlal la The- BulIftUt
SISTKRS Several Sisters
miioles attended the Jarewell din
ner at the Pine Tavern in Bend
Fnc Mr and Mm. Knit Raker on
Wednesday evening. Baker who is
employed by the Forest Service Is
jeing transferred irom tiena to
'ortland. Those atte.idin? were:
vl onH Dnve Chamberlain.
Mr. and Mrs." Harold Gustafson.
lr. and Mrs. Mervin Won, Mr.
ind Mrs. Joe Clyde, Mr. and Mrs.
Jernard Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
trd Hiatt, Carl De Moy, Mrs.
'.ouise Haglund and Charley Mor-
.s.
Mr anA Mr Harold Barclay
ind children vbiited seeral days
!ast week at the home ot Barclays
incle and family, Mr. and Airs. J.
1. BarcLiy at Chehalis, Wash.,
ind Mrs. Barclay's parents, Mr.
and Mi's. D. W. Strankman at
Shelton, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell
and children visited Sunday and
Monday at the home of Campbell's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Camp
bell at Corvallis and also a broth
er and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby D. Campbell. . ,
Attends Meeting
Jerry Benson attended a direc
tor's meeting o! the Deschutes
County Records
424 Births in '55
There were 424 more births fhan!
deaths in Deschutes county in 1955
according to the records at the Tri- i
Cou nt y hea Ith of nee- A check
showed 641 births and 217 deaths.
Bend had 356 births, nearly one
a day, and 139 deaths, including
13 stillbirths. Redmond listed 285
births and 78 deaths.
FUEL WOOD
An estimated 63,000,000 cords of
wood are used annually in the
United States for fuel, or about
one-eighth of all the wood used in
the nation.
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County Library Board Wednesdas
evening. Benson is a director.
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Perry and
family of Redmond- moved from
Redmond to Salem on Saturday.
Perry has been working tor the
COI district in Redmond and has
been transferred to the State Of
fice. Mrs. Perry Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gammon of
Sisters. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Berthel Caverhil
and Mrs. CaverhlU's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sampels, of Tum-
nlo went to The Dalles on Monday
and returned the same day.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Campbell at
tended the Redmond Saddle Club
New Year's party In Redmond.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Norris of
Junction City are making an ex
tended visit at the home of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jess line. .
Mrs. Lillian Dudding and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Ray were dinner
guests on New Year's day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kay uner
kins at Tumalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Campbell
and family visited on New Year's
day at the home of Mrs. Camp
bell's sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Gardner In Portland
Operate Station
Robert Jones of Bend began
operating the Sanriam service sta
tion January 1. Jones Is Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gates son-in-law. He
is moving his family here this
week. ; .
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Larson and
family were dinner guests on New
Year's day at the home of Mrs
Larson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
fe. Arthur in Bend. The occasion
was Mr. Arthur's 79th birthday an
niversary. . '
New Year s Eve guests at the
Wilbur Campbell home were Mr.
and Mrs. Emmett Campbell of
Bend and Mrl- and Mrs. Earl
Campbell and family.
Dinner guests recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Philips were Mrs. Philip's sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Williams of Bend, two brothers and
families, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc
Klnney of Lacomb, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray McKinney, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Howell and children and
Connie and Sandy Purdy of Lor
raine and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hyder
of Lacomb. ' ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hershey of
Terrebonne' 'wfcre dinner guests
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Campbell.
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Russia Thought
Planning New
Propaganda Bid
By CHARLES M. MOCANN
United Press Staff Correspondent
Soviet Russia apparently Is plan
ning an Intensified propaganda
campaign throughout the world.
It would be conducted through
the little ' mentioned Communist
Information Bureau, which was
founded on. Oct 5, 1947.
The work of this organization,
better known as the Cominform,
Is coordinated, with that of the
Russian Communist party, which
sends secret Instructions on policy
to Communist parties In other
countries.
There were reports last Septem
ber that the Ifremlin intended to1
disband the Cominform. There
seemed to be some substance to
these reports at the time.
But Just before Soviet Premier!
Nikolai A. Bulganln and Russian
Communist party chief Nlkita S.
Khrusohev ended their visit to
India they announced that the
Cominform would be maintained.
There have been indications
since then that the Cominform may
be strengthened, and the scope of
Its work considerably enlarged.
The Cominform was founded by
the Communist parties of Russia,
Poland. Yugoslavia. Hungary. Bul-
taria, RomanUt; Czechoslovakia,
rahce and, Jtaly...
'."Its function was to be a propa
ganda center that would lay down
th party' Una to the Communist
press and radio throughout the
wofld. . , ,. . , .
But in 1&8 the Kremlin turned
the Cominform into a political in
strument in lit attempt to purge
President Tito, of Yugoslavia.
Tito was formally expelled from
te'. Cominform. There was no
doubt that the Kremlin ibelieved
it could wreck Tito.
Tito, however, refused to be
purged. Instead, his successful de-
nance of the Kremlin, all but
wrecked the Cominform.
. The announcement which Bui
ganin and Khrusohev made In New
Delhi last Dec. 14 that the Comta
form would not be abandoned came
as a surprise.
The announcement was made in
a joint statement by the two Soviet
leaders at the end of their visit to
India.
There seemed to be no reason
why the Cominform should be men-1
tinned in such a statement. It has
been a pretty anemic institution
since Tito rocked it on its heels.
It looks as If the Kremlin Intends
not only to maintain the Comin
form, but to strengthen it as part
or Us new cold war campaign.
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Ike Expected
To Return
To Gettysburg
By SIjERRIMAX SMITn
United Press White Hou.se Writer
WASHINGTON , (UP) Back-
stairs at the White House: After
President Eisenhower gets re
acquainted with his local offices,
his family and the bulk of his
staff, he probably will head for
his farm at Gettysburg, Pa.
If he doesn't go to Gettysburg
this coming week-end, it probably
will be the next Friday.
The reporters who were at Key
West, Fla., with the President
thought for the most part that his
Sunday press conference added
evidence to the feeling in some
quarters that he will not run again.
One energetic newsman polled
the news writers after the confer
ence and came up with this re
sult: 11 reporters, all seasoned
Washington political hands, thought
Mr. Eisenhower would not run
again; three equally seasoned and
trained men thought the President
would seek re-election.
Since Mr. Eisenhower's heart at
tack in Denver last Sept. 24. it
has been the popular conception
that he has not discussed his po
litical future. It turns out now that
he has been talking about it with
a lot of people, asking questions
and posing probabilities but not
saying much on his own part.
Press Secretary James C. Hae-
erty thought . poorly 6f memlers of
his staff attending opening night
ceremonies at' the Key West dog
track. They didn't show up, al
though invited and announced on
the public address system before
the night's program of races be
gan. If Mr. Eisenhower, after check
ing with his doctors and his fam
ily, decides not to run again, there
is no telling when and how It mnv
be announced.
Best guess: A press conference
in the archaic old Indian Treaty
Room on the fourth floor of the
old State Department building
across the street from the White
House.
The President, however Is some
times an unpredictable person. He
tens nis start ne will leave a cer
tain Place at a eertnin tim then
comes out of his quarters at Key
west, Denver or Washington 15
minutes ahead of time or maybe
an hour late.
This means that the news corps
covering Mr. Eisenhower must
watch him every minute, not only
because he is a heart Datient. hut
because he might drop at any mo
ment nis decision to run or not to
run again.
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