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THE RKNP BULLETIN, DAILY KP1T10N, lUONI). OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY l, 10:
PEARL HARBOR
NOT A REFUGE
Navy Would Not be Safe
From Attack, Found
iilr tOfOM i an OQtCont Of 111' ":
! iHiuvora is suld U In1 a chlrf topic in
i Iho ronfeivncc allhoiurli li is It ooin
, intituling officers will not discuss Hits
phaaa,
SCHOOL CHILDREN
KEEP MUSIC WEEK
Cruising Area Lacking. It Is
Pointed Out As Experts
Discuss Recent "War"
(U. r. ImcI Wirv- to The Bod nullctltti
HONOLULU. May 5.- - At laeke,'. Iiy
an SAeny power In (ho r away
l'aiifif, tha American nay would
not hnvr a safe ri'treat at Pear) It ar
bor, as was originally Intaildadi ac
OOrdlai to conclaaioni drawn today
following an Inapactloa trip of the
hasp.
Congress has been asked for a
$5,900,000 appropriation to ma!;?
possible dredging the channel n
trnnce to a 45. foot depth to enable
America's iarites! capital ships, ct
peace or war time construction, to
put In for shelter.
At present, it was explained. tha
channel Is loo shallow to permit the
nation's largest ships to cross the
lair, the harbor being originally de
sjgncd for smaller craft.
landing of the marines at Halicwa
ajid Kwa. which brought the recent
ipaneuvers to a sudden termination,
would have been more difficult had
there been more cruising area within
the harbor, it was pointed out.
A new danger to future activities
ojl Pearl harbor is seen in the in
creasing number of sampans, swarm
ing about, with fishing privileges ex
tending far Into the harbor.
Talk Too lmg
Years ago the monarchy granted
the natives large estates but they
were in turn sold to eastern com
panies which leased the fishing to
uliens.
Officers of the black" or defend
ing forces were today to begin mak
ing claims in rebuttal to "blue" pro
testations of victor yin the recent
"war." It is the fourth day of the
six day critique.
Both the "blues" and "blacks"
have overstepped the time limit given
them and are expected to be cut
short during the three days' confer
ence so the deliberations may end on
time.
Observations of coordinating um
pires. J. J. Staly and Brigadier Gen
eral Leroy Eliinge. are understood
to have occupied BVOSl of yesterday's
session. Unification of the islands'
Final Competition Set For
Thursday Night
National Music week is under way, 1
observance in Bend being planned to
j include musical programs In alii
I rooms of the public schools from the
first grid through the high school.
i Parents and friends are Invited lOI
attend any or all of the progw.ms.
and especially th" glee club and or
chestra work in the hich school, an-
inoutues Miss Alice Wood, school:
' music supervisor.
The part of the Music week ob
servance which is creating greatest
I Interact, however, is the annual mu
sic memory contest, which will reach
; its culmination w hen the pupils
representing the Kenwood and Can
Ira! junior high schools will compete
against each other in the final pro
gram. Thursday evening at S o'clock ,
at tin1 school gymnasium.
Fifteen selections will be played j
or sung by local musicians and nut-,
'steal orgnnliations. and the pupils
'competing will be required to give
the name of the composition, the
name of the composer and i remark
i concerning the composition.
Contestants chosen in the tryOOti
to represent the Central junior high
are l.oismae Shepherd. Bernice Kis
sel. Kdwin Winalow. Doris nut lor
Neva Coleman. Margaret Gill, Ratal I
l'rleu. Eleanor Weatherford. K ith- ;
leen Slate. Helen Garner, lohn Bes-;
iBon. Myrtle Ogle, Dorothy Elliott.
Helen Whltti igton and Virginia
I Houston. Alternates are Io!a F.vcr
elt, Melvln Mnnkers. Sylvi i Carpet!
ter. Dorothy James. Jewel Smith and I
Ora Dlckerson.
Ambassador's Speech
Is Liked By British
(Continued from page 1.)
that Europe will seek a settlement
free from conditions that might lead
to war. A full measure of helpful
ness will be obtained only when the
American people are assured that the
time for destructive methods has1
passed and that the time for peaceful
building has begun."
Queen Mary received the ambassa
dor and Mrs. Houghton at Bucking
ham palace today and congratulated
the former on his speech.
COMING
One of the greatest WeMem
il;iina vxrr tCTMaWCL Anil,
.vlirn we any this are imlmlr
"Thr Covered Wagon" without
fear of making too brad a
; atone!! t. You wnn'l want
to mi MM'in-
"NORTH OF 36"
DISAPPOINTMENT FELT
WASHINGTON. May 5. Presided
) Co'olldge s disappointment over re-;
cent European developments seeming!
to jeopardize reconstruction and hlsj
determination to throw Americas
weight into the balance of peace.
u hahimt thp warning to EuroDe.
'voiced by Ambassador Houghton at'
the Loudon Pilgrims' dinner, accord
ing to informed circles here today.
The parting of the ways has been
reached, so far as the I'nited States
sovernment is concerned. Unless
there Is new evidence forthcoming
that European nations are ready to
Housecleaning
Time is a
Good Time to
Have convenience outlets installed so that
you can "plug-in" electric cords more con veniently.
Install a fiSlI ringing transformer, con
nected to your electric light wires. Kings
the door bells without batteries.
Put in lights in ihe ciothes closets. Any
electrical contractor will do this for you.
Bend Water, Light
& Power Co.
lollVWtcrt04t,,T'r,,0r-JI
It
Check' Seal
STORY OF GIANT PARENT MOUNTAIN OF THREE SISTERS GROUP IS TRACED
THROUGH RECORDS IN STONE BY GEOLOGIST WHO HAS MADE STUDY OF AREA
Peaks of Mid-State Skyline Are Remnants of a Majestic Cone Which Was Shattered By Some Cataclysm of Nature Kquiil to
That Which Engulfed Or Blasted the Peak of Mount Ma.ama. it Is Held By University of Oregon Geologist
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make IMfiflcM now in th lntTeHi
nf peace, this Kovei.iment will with'
firaw Its flnamlHi aid.
Whilif NttolpRtxIfig the rlRht of
licfa nation to omlin l their own f-
tAliiii he n tiflwllllns fur Amertcari
money to contribute to another Bur
opean war.
Hih School Graduates
To Meet On Wednesday
All former MttidenlH of the Hend
hfKh Kchool are Brgtd lo attend a
meetlntf of the alumni MfOOlfitlOtl,
to he held Wediu-Hday irvonitiK In the
offiee of J. A. BsttM on OreKon ave
nue. OffieerH will he elOOtfld and'
the question of following on I ihe a&
nual rU8tom of entertaining the "m w !
alumni" on the day after commence-1
ini-nt will be taken Up, The ineel-i
ing h called for s o'clock.
Concrete Walk Opened
Along North Highway
RealdentJi of the north and north
Cast Dfiftl of Band were plaaaad Mon
day and today Iiy tin optnlQl of the
new C0H Crate atdewalfe which paral
lels The Dallaa-Callfornia highway
naving from Vermont ptaoa to Revere
avenue.
The conrrete was laid during 1 1 1 -
hial two weaki by the Warren Con
atrnctlon fompany. tint joh being a
part of Ihe ion Iran awarded U 't
year, of whieli Ihe greater part WOS
the hiKh way paving done IiihI fall.
The ifdewalh part of the work w;m
delayed until aprfni in order to arold
laying Cftncreta in cold weathur.
The new ifdewall replace! the bid
UMsatiHfitrtory aoodan .sidewalk for i
pail or the dlhtanee, and is Ihe flrnt
walk of any kind built along that I
part of ihe highway Which doea noil
follow the rottta of (lie old road.
Same Birthday Enjoyed
By 8 Babies In Family
Three children in tin- family oil
Mr. a ud Mrn. OHh Salhhery. Klgln
avenue, have a rotnnion litrlhda.v.
Two of thom w re horn today, tin
other, a Kfrl, Juki a year ago loday
The tWlna weigh aix pounds each, out
a hoy and one a girl.
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Announcing that the
under th
Powder l'uli' Shoppe la now
management of
Bank President Js Silent
On Alleged Embezzlement
(V, P. tancl Wire l The Hpn.l Kultutinl
VANCOUVBR, Wail)., May 6.0.
Jorfati oihdii, prganlMr, mni tiiiiii!
tbfaa weaka mo Drasldent of timi
Amarlcatt SootH'ltUn hunk of Vim-:
convar, today raftiRud to daay lilraftttj
lnrlt"H in handling hunk fundi).
Ha wns srraitad yaatarday' on
rarranl eharslng ombaixlananl otl
fundi toiuiiiiiK ?7.iiso. nml hald tor
hnil of Mn. nun.
I
lie careful with fire when in the timber.
A country denuded of timber is never pros
perous. Remember we will need a country to live in
after men now grown arc none.
Central Oregon Scouts
This apace contributed by DrookaHcanJon iii. Co
MUliUIUlUll U't"JiIUlUUlUiiUIIU'UliUlJUUIl.ilUWIUIIIIVI 11 lllii'iiM'iKii''ilUliilHIi'ii,UUIUUUIJ'IUUblUuiil'llltfUII'k
Mrs. Ora Horton
111 addition to the personnel of t his Beauty Shoppe
we now have a new marceller who
also specializes in
HAIR CUTTING
and FACIALS
First Nat'l Hank Bldg.
Phone 484