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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1957)
Change in Corporation Tax Formula Brings Industry (The question of whether or not Oregon' tax vlrurturo hurts the attraction of new business to the slate has been a hot one for. wv- era I yea.. North Carolina had a tux problem, it discovered, slate had a sales tax, bu ' corporate tax structure wai renUy revised along what emor Luther Hodges jfoiincJ" lines, The North C Una problem and its sold am discussed In the follow I article, written by tlin editor the. editorial page of the Million, N. t, Star-News.) By W. W. WIM.SOV Wilmington N.t) Star-News NewMpapi-rs vVILMINGTON The post-wl Industrial boom that swept country from 19-17 on was not f as strongly in North Carolina other states. As others were porting per capita income incre;i FORECAST Moitly fair through Wednetd High both dyi 80-85. Low night 48-53. es; Nonh Carolina found itself be-! by the Gw-nor and was to in-'were needid. ," pression days when over two- The iQjv ginning to sink lower and lower in vcsti.-iti- Hi! role North Carolina's The question then w;i: Is or Is I ihirH Ihe rating of states. Finally, when lax slrur.u.v plaved In In-tn.'-'"' " I it hit the nottnm ' ' .- i i I V a v ' r. ii k- 1 t;",CM.. . 1L . I - 4. - 1 d I DOUG WARD THE 1957 PONTIAC MAKES MEWS WITH. CENTRA!. OREGONIANS See It On Disp ay Today WARD m c PrAfl FLOYD HOLT 1008 Bond St. CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER 010 3C JL 11 dLY NEWSPAPER Bend. Cregon one itions as the Wall Street Journal, jwsweek, U. S. News rhd World port and other similar maga-' es. North Carolina wants in itry, actively seeks it," say the j "but it wants responsible, ma- a industry." In other words the e is not interested m any firm t seeks to exploit labor or ride gravy train for a while and i spin off the plant as a Federal ?scape measure, more Tar Heels are forced, 7h economic necessity, to jobs off the farm, the state nment is doing its level best ive those jobs available In paying, higher skilled lndus '.ut perhaps the most out ng thing of all as North Car moves from an agricultural diversified economy is t h e ning of the people call H scence o- an industrial rev- as they suddenly fore brighter and better tomor- WEATHER J.ierday, 83 degrees. Low last night, 47 degrees. Suntet to day, 7:32. Sunrise tomorrow, 4:52. 54th Year Eight Pages Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, 5 Cents No. 200 Dull To! Lon O Q America's Number 1 Road Car Chieftain Series Pictured Here "Sf" Strato-Streak V-8 LONDO State Jot began an London I from a st el for open skie His effc a Mascot lie would into the lions. Dulles hours in disarmam Stassen i urgent ta; western c Inform mission v Save the aerial hower's t end the I Prevei of the jw France, C Union. Win a as possjbli stmism if adjourn. Western tary of state's first problems were "within the family," Including the ojen skies proposal. They suid Uie western powers still have not peached wmnt on the details of a package to be offer Only general lines i skies zones havo 1m The sources said tie that Wednesdvt; session of the U. N. Subcommittee, alrea from today, would again to Thursday western powers to h problems. Meeting with him Foreign Secretary J Bnd the chiefs of the rgations Involved monlh-old tulks in mittee. They Included STas Cmdr. Alan Noble, J Canada. iLLETI :r.r, in. ( Stratton slayer Sa i-e Clemen derision Jl rich am who helpe 's In thn In 1921, his preser Power Pictured to the right are Linda Fountain and Ruby Malmstrom, two of the three members of our effic ient office staff. May Fryrear, third member of the staff, was on va cation at the time of picture taking. Jo Normal After C-J CI I,- oiurr -itiiun uy mm oomjoony Clouds that drifted over the Cas. cades and a disabled generator slowed action Monday as a Holly- ilities SI- Increased ssasi Proof that we have the finest mechanical shop in Central Oregon. Left to right are Luke Pelham, Doc Schmidt, Armand Karrer, Isaak Kirk and Fred Warren, the service manager. the same location. If all goes well, filming in the high country, with Broken Top as part of the back- today. n p a n y utchman of Bach r enow, the Des "hamber structure part of ere two ier fort, 'ws Fro a por " is be shooting Warm e a part td some ction, ompany, y tracks portable ttus and by plane Monday k VII VI W V 1 Assessed values of utility com pany holdings in Oregon slrow nn increase of 11.5 per cent over IKjG, nccordinK to figures just released by the state tax Totvd assesstf lit the slate is I last vcur for 5JSli.2S7.-109 for This substantt to the continue! cilities and sep the rapidly p,r panies. S. W. chairman said. Jefferson slo riea.se of any 3(17 '2 pr rent i and (W .1 pi-r ce tie. Jetferson have n true c. R'.l f?J7 10 The $:t (wj.-jn,!.!:'. The true cash tit. lilies reveal I 7:i;; :!": so, or a per cent owr Tlie assessed V iJesehuies roun li')tesontin; a True cah t Crook county Ii (Ml (Kl. or a R,d A sensed aHie U J.VW.lSl.Sl. i PT Crllt. In the state. rateRoryi whid 47 per cent dm in natural cas cilities. heads the "list of incrravs. Certificate of asesrnent, print t eleclronieallv, have been mail ed to a!l county a .. mois b the MuLiy vaJuation cecUon. on her arm Im (Ivmn Rlass. Most of Mexico City's 52 casual ties came in the collapse of a I? family apartment buiUlinR. At least 1-1 bodies were removed from fVi . .Imiv m-imoL-'i ,, Otn wn'ivin vice for his interest In school af fairs of a community that is his temporary home Bend. Karlier this year, Chief Pavij was the only representative of the lliililnlyboved up at a hear- imil budget of K). the award tv : issue of "The mazarine de i(j sen-ice. The victure of Pa rt a big room", of the inibtiri. m of the "Os en to Chief 'rt by the rdi Navy Hccruit- that the Navy ily puhlic rep- at a well ad M nicotine in n dollars was df of the local Harry Norris and Johnny Baker invite you to come in and see the outstanding work turned out in our Paint and Body Shop. tures niHM atu:v w o-oup com- inR by plane included Lola Al briKht, Walter Barnes, Torn' Gerry. Paul Kiemi and H. M. Wynant. John Ericson, who has the star role, nrrived in Bend this past wed r B srv tor, ate am Tl rrct asid plan Johi ens. Al Vt of C ins in c id asked S i to 64 yenrs. which freed him with time behavior 1 f rea , ospi K (UP) Jackson, mine if 1 the "Wdt i j; his v; avyweight son, was today by i mocdy, r, had as I Hod to hi: Hospital ?adow: H en he le ,d battered Monday night GMC.The Money Making Truck for you 0(1 i ,-7- g -wen submission Mondey night was wnite House mat Kepuoncans are wailing ojitside. ' willing to slay in session until He fJacksonl was Ivine down mid-August or mid-September, or . T went in but then he sat .in I even a" wnler " necessar', and wished mn lots of luck and we shoo .M1 iwsswswoMPnnB ; pass the civil rights bill. to The boy was found floating in the water near the dock. A doctor from Spokane, also a vacationer at Elk Lake, assisted in t airing the body ashore, and. attempted after spi Jackson. II pill Jackson They d Jackson, hospital ing from fore Pai 10th rour the Polo (Se Bent Acac Two bo sional di Bend, h i academic U.S. Na lis. The B Harper. The other appointee, Pon ald Sprouse, Is a resident of Pen dleton. Announcement pf the appoint ments were made by Rep. Al Ull- You con be sure with Factory-Engineered Parts . . . and that's the only kind you'll find at Ward Motors, says Harold Martin, parts man and Claude Fin ley, Parts Manager. lo- mrn to further swim competitions New York in California l;iier this summer. Phoenix Knllowuitf the miM'tmR Ihe NiAi-d PorlUnd nl ilirei'iors of the club olixl Hi Silt Iike I'i'y lor lli.i lAii iK'su. I IkMtile Hi M '..i SO ss S7 85 SI 1 TJ Low r. w 71 S3 ( sr. b6 Br Tn tl n in:ll ire. Tim Br Ami ini 1. - mm --tO f'Sf X 'TBI The one man in Hetul who knows all your gas and tiiesel truck problems . , . LiiKe Pelham. He'll solve your problem from the minor repair to com plete rebuilding. sags i. -J , r-Vi- in sr.! PifturtM nNne where you 11 find otir Chevron Service Station 'Service" is our motto. tional itions ward said. w ere adet Reo. t will ; two Na- will n for cond at:es ipete I and Russel said the southern bloc discussed modifying the jury trial proposal but took no action that would change their support of the amendment offered by Son. Jo seph C. O'Maho" Disc iMs He said the proposal by Sen berger (D-Ore.) be limited' to a groes are pen But Russell sa "nothing practic al because it c chinery for app! Negroes serve juries in all st? ijom young men waived prelimi nary hearing and were bound over to the grand jury. Each was re leased under a bond of $1,000. . . are accuspd Mrs. Fuh Secrefar Wiih a id admir,mini iwitw mm n untnen laws were not being enforced in several important areas, includ inc lalvr mcketeerins. when it came into power in U.', the Tunes MtU. d in Bend local pos- niai nianter operator, wiih session of meat of a food animal that had not been tasked with the producer's tac This is a compara tively new sta's niiil'.g that is now t beiivg enforced. Mrs. Carl Ful of commerce s past four ears. resignation and band in Burns, dent of Bend, 1 a;cr of the M:l v ard in th city. Mrs. Fuhr pi about two weeks the chamber ca filled. Paul Daniel.ton. ager, is interviewing applicants. Mr. and Mr.. Fuhr are the par ents of Donald Fuhr. Bend h'gh ?chool senior class valedictorian I in June. , who in "el n pipe ! terra child's plunge, otherwise "she would have kept going and drowned." The fire department rescue a"id salvage truck arrived first and quickly .lowered an oxygen hose credited with keening in another striking nny's famous rescu Manorville, NA rs Tak Over ferward two pbysl 1 and adminisfered om a cylinder on the the drilling, illdozer had .crooned ie eartb beside the : siid, Eugene r.obo ches and volunteer Bobo's machinery to eh -wide hole beside i 40 foot denth. n fP.?d) Roberts. th t of numerous volun werrd into the new :e throueh the terra t below Yvonne and vn into his arms, i Beasley, ?8, saH ntly moved to thnir ight miles from An ?re unaware that an ' turned upside down 'ard covered the ex 'rous pipe. Kescue. Near Mklnlghf Most of the throng which gath ered at the spot during the drill ing under f I o o d 1 i g h t s got no glimpse of Yvonne when she was scue shatt at Frank Cran says, "Come in today and see the fine display of used cars now in stock at our Used Car Lot located across from Pioneer Park!" Mrs. Beasley me wearing. i," Mrs. Bea was goins to fT with Rich 3 In Soptem to the hou. my pocket." ng his fare shakinc anl to a hole. I e a lit'lo ho 1 her log or pass by the me about four , ground and t If It h'dn't r would have there." she tried ta nn'o1-5.-1' v-:. h. that 20 m'n. se wis ?h pnd tnmi - had not yet VY (UP) Tliievel ck to a grain the Hawaiian statehood bill be cause of "serious" concern over the Infiltration of subversive ele ments in the island t labor move- I menu oin near nere owned by Arland Bau and loaded up 200 bushels. The truck got stuck in the mu4 and they had to throw off most ei the load. They finally got aaj with (bout 30 bushels. t
