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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1938)
TTTR P.KND T?TTU.F,TTN. P.F.ND, ORF.r.ON, MoriDAV, WiVK'JPT.V. rM, V'. page TTrnntc HITLER FINDS NEW OBSTACLE French and British Get Together Trouble in Uutlunin May Alter Situation of Nazi KuUt Ilv Jik Alix MonU Mt.M r Hl(f r..,,r.iH,,,.lrntt FinnfH- Inlay rriU'i it one of On M"i f.inificdul phjiM's f.f .ulilit.il iiiarniivrin Mint- the four-power -.ir vx,tA-ti-rr nl Munich. Thi rt-;i)ij;nnn-iil of Km M;tii ow-t-r i which Itf'naii nl Munich with Miiuany in ti dominant rnlr U Im-t-'iimlnii lo f.lmkr down, atul the rciil ).t- ts fur intuit Mii(-t fffurt'i may Ik IhhI lhl wri-k when lit ili-sll I'ltllH Mmir.lrr Nt-vlllc ('IuumImm luiu khk 1m I'iiii.-. fur runfcrnriH with Krrncli l'i rmifi IMmiiiikI Oiilmlirr Wfiik jMiiuu in Ci'intuny'H pfihitinn ii-.Mir rcndiil Kutuic a i o (Irvt'lup tnc. Tin niii anti-Si inltir vxfvisi't h.tvi- -.iiffriifd Ixith Cn-.tl lit Hani and Frunze hi their drulinif.t with Kui-hri-r Ad.lf Hitler; luve prompt-! lMh llallMli-t In lltlf ikt flully tllilt trVy an- rml rnnnidiM hik return nf pi W;it (iiTUlail Colon It Furthermore, while Btitain and Fi unce Iwive turned itwuy from C,vi -many and tnwuni Ix-tier rHntinnn with fWist Italy, the n-jrh lins run lnai-on ifilu utuvr troulde nn the tutli of her "mnrch to tlm en-l " ThL-i hat d(-vrt(.Ht at two point i in par tl u!;.r: I IluniMry and F'olaml. flanking the C.t rman ra .twatd marrh through ( 'tft hi.-dovatu.i. n- -nti d tin inter v nl ion of Hitl'i whi h in -evented II injai from K-llinn the province f hen la and a common frontier with Cuban Army Head Dons "Civvies" at Chilly West Point i Ilia thin truplcnl uniform no protection ujiain.st tlie rliill wiiulB of West Point, Colnnel Fulgcncio Bn ti(n, Cuban ormy chief, resorted to civilian arb. includmij mtiirier nnd heavy ulster, on his visit to the U. S. Military Academy. Above, rlht, he reviews the cadet corps, escorted by Academy Super intendent (Jeneral Jnv L. Benedict left nnd Colonel Chrtrles W Ftvder. center Oregon Briefs j Portland. Ore, Nov. 21 ilIt-Fri'd I Hrruli, :i2. Portlaml. killi-d In u Sun i dity auto accident, lrarm Pnrt . land's 4Mh tr.iffir fatnlily rf 1!3H Mil Rnth Alkrn, 30, nnil Mrs. Dfir Inlliy Dan, 32, iilwi rif Portland, wcro (Aciitni-.ly hurl. All wmo pftMUM"'1 in u car dtivni hy Clarrncf Cornell, Spi iiiHdalc. Oip., which poIUiIcd with anntlirr driven hy Arnold AndiTMin. Orrunn City. P.iland In the di.tnemlx.imeril of Cj-'H-.iho'Jovakia. 'IVrnnlstA havp Cinvrrnmcnt Cainn. Or . Nov. 21 N't. 11nu6indN of 'Jtiirr flinkwl to Mt. HmkI vr the wfkMid. Sunday's tctnjM'iiitutr ranrd from 20 to 3i ili'UK'cs. 'Ilu .kl patrol tilled for four minor ie.uallie.H. Porlland. Onv, Nov. 21 U- Palrol- i man A. K. Cnthtrtif mounted tin lo.ss el in where nf his Iwido tmlay. Ho was caught dintouw.ty f.nlrd and U(h Hungary and roland were n)xirtfd tixlay to have troopt on ihnr front itTH teadv t marrh Into Ittithenia for "polu-e" Mitlon due to reirt. of widespread urrrdla fijrhtmif. 2 flreat Ilrilam. halkr-l in Cham l"r!aie. effort i to romiilete n ouick deal for eace with 1 Idler Imtuu.m of I'rlti'Ji public protests against na?i anti-Si tnlthan. hns swuntf toward u new approach In thn problem, Aifled hy Pnmre. Ilritain hai chiseled into ( the llerlin-Hnrnr axi hy rndinit or1 Nfekln to end thn democracies' dif- North Bend. Ore, Nov. 21 dlt frrrmei with fa ist ludy aiul hy an Four Newport fiOiermen wire cred -intMirtant mtim of rtniferences in-, itnl tiniay with ingenuity which tended to improve relations with the ! pmhnhly saved their live-. Coast .mall power in the nai uhit. tfuardMnen rrcued them from their Ul tt o-j eonl.-reen, Kinii Carol of Mi foot craft. Active, liar hound nt (he crowd nurwinif around the Koulpo.ti after the OreKon-WaAhinK-tou nnd found hi. hade, like the v:oalpisl had dtippeurtHl. AUmny. Ore., Nov. 21 dli Hie 13, 000 acre WPA rolent control project for Linn county hurt Uen approved with certain restriction., nccordiriR In H. F. Merrill, district resident en Kineer. The project had Uen mti tioneil hy Santinrn valley residents aiound 1 ban on. . Kumiinia, and Prince Paul, recent nl JutviAlavia, whoattived in London today, wen- the most important. Caiot, uho journeyed from Knubind lo Paris (or fuilher talkn and will i ouiinue hi- jMilitical hopping in Pieilin later, ohtailieil a prixnise f i oin the British government to in crease hade letfcoen their two coun tiieK llltlei hat Ueil bidding Willi mod em war planes - which Carol neeils iind which neither France nor Ilritain him afford to hupply j List now for lluinaniau oil, wheat and tim)er, hut the monarch hiw played a cautious, wait inn Kftne. Kite where: Cermany - Nai relations with the j Portland. Ore , Nuv. 21 dli Tlic Catholic church were further strain- death of Joseph F. Finney. GO. of ed hy a pastoral letter Issued hy Pot (land today ran the traffic ncci ( ount Konrad von Preysintf. bush op dent fatality toll of Portland to 40. of Herlm, ui jiinK nCt holies to reH-l i Finney wa:i .struck lato yesterday uai efforts to atttact chililren from on a Portland street hy n car driven the church. The Kuvernment ix-tfan I hy Uyron (i. Snook of Allwiny. police la KKliationt with Latin American j.said, and died early this morning, countries for miartion of Cierman Jew. The possibility that Jews in I Eucne. Ore , Nov. 21 dinLoo Fox. (.ermrny miht Im held i siKitihlc 'siar k-tskethall player of the Thurs lor protests of Jews abroad wa in- ton hinh .m1km1, died here tmlay of a cieiwd when all jcIumi! children shotgun wound, inflictel accidental were or de ret I to write the names and ly, police said, hy Ids hrothcr, Ken addiisses of relatives abroad. jneth. Western Pine Is Not Affected by Treaty (Continued from paa' one) may Ket u little higher price lor what they jtt'lt. "Thai L'i all The njTrepment does not make the American west const sawmill cnrnetilive with the Hnlish Columbia Jw'iwmill in the KnlUh market. It cannot restore any worth while volume of trade. It doer, not break down the harrier of preferen tial tariffs, "The most incomprehensible fea ture of the new trade agreements, in leTjM-rt to lumlx-r, is the attitude of the American stale department to ward labor and ernploymenl The de partment, in effect, has ditched the old American principle that Ul iffs should equalize differences in cost of production, and particularly should protect the living standards of Amer ican lalor. "Under the handicaps of higher talior Cost. west coast shipments of lumber and shingles to Canada will remain nejiliHible. "In practical lerm-J, Canndii stands to more real trade in the United States than the west roust will jain in England. Our conces- inns are largely ikiixt coni-e.'Wions American trade negotiations to break I down the preferential tariffs shutting American IuiiiIk r out of the most important roup of offshore markets in the world. This Uu trade agree ment with England failed to do. "It has rather reen turned into an Instrument for extending the hold of Canada upon the lumber markets of the united States. Canada hat driven another hard. c.ilculntinK bargain with the American Kvernment The lum)er industry of the Pacific north west is a helple.ss loser." In n statement analyzing terms of the agreements as they affect the west coaft lumber basiness, Col. fireeley said: 1. That the .iKreements do nol open the door of the British market by even a crack for the ureat bulk of lumber used in housing ond every d;.y construction, which is less than 1 1 inches wide. 2. Any items worth about $25 or less at the west coast sawmills will continue, as far as the United States is concerned, to be the exclusive trade of Canada's free lumber. 3. The limit of 250,00i)00 feet per year on imports of Canadian Douglas fir and hemlock into the United States is removed, and Canada can new increaM her exports of those woods, at a 50 Der cent reduction in while the public construction market I duty, up to any volume her market in the United States is opened to j in interests dictate. Canadian mills. 4. Canada is relieved from marking "We have looked to the Anglo-I her exports to the United States made in Cit.un'' vii ntpiif.d by the l.i'.t cor.gfw, so that C.iri.idi.iri hirnljer ni, lufifer rah be di- tin gonhwl from American, arid may b? i 'I fieely even in PwA and ollr r federal construction. The present quota on iinporla- j of f'ana'li.'ift "liilil'lf i i. ;-bl-l i-h.'d j Supreme Court Aijain ; Upholds Patent Right Wa..hinglon, Nov. 21 The su preme court, rebuffing an admin itlialion pha,' tfwlay re -af timed a paientji decision of la-.t May which was (he subject of ft vigorous ih .-.erit by Ju'.tice Hlaek. Tin- court's nev dici'.ion in the paiefits rase was reached by u flivi iiiii of 5 to V. whirh fourid Jie;iite Filai k again div;enting ard Ju ;tu e f!eed loinin in his di'fit. .ii'-tiie Jtoberl; did riot participate in the rxis. i (,hif f frfjtnt raid bv the ('ovmti ment in the case w.'i'i the rijdit of a patent holder to restrict the u?.e to which his patent might be put. Justice Brandejs. presenting the court's opinion, declared that federal patent laws clearly nermit patent holders to restrict the use which pat ents may be put by persons employ ing the patents under license. In other actions today the court: Agreed to hear arguments in the Funster manufacturing case, involv ing the right of employes who have engaged in a sit-down strike to seek protection of the national labor re lations net. Upheld constitutionality of the 1933 Wisconsin special relief tax by a di vided vote of 5 to 3 which Justice Roberts joined Justices Butler and Meltcvnolds in a dissent. Declined to consider the appeal of nine persons convicted on charges of criminal conspiracy in connection with shoe workers strikes at Lewis ton and Auburn, Me. Agreed to consider constitutional ity of a plication of state milk control laws to milk destined for interstate commerce. itl PWA Fund All Used, Officials Say Today Washington, Nov. 21 'tPi Public works administration officials an nounced today that PWA has ex hausted its $963,000,000 appropriation voted bv congress last June. Whether a new appropriation will : be granted in January to continue PWA activities was uncertain. How ever, some congressional sentiment to continue the agency is known to exist. PWA has some $1,000,000,000 in unfilled applications on file. Bulletin want ads bring results. Newport for twti day without fuel ami tmpplirs, alter they rigged up a flare from oiled rags. The rescue oc curred off Cook hay where they dift- rd when a sttong northwest wind I i ipjx-d their anchor j Portland. Ore. Nov. 21 ill- Or ; Adolph Weinzul. Portland health of ficer, recently urged jx.tiple to rat their Thanksgiving dinner back wards, in the interest of belter health lie siid today he exjKct.s to prac tice what he preaches. On Thanks giving he will start out with his des sert, then attack the turkey and wind I up on .salad. Li 'tj.m - (lovernmenl arranged to enforce n more liberal policy toward t'iM'gialion of Jewish refugees, proh i hi) to admit 1.000 Jewish children from lierinany. I 'ranee The government planned to create "zones of surveillance" for undesirable aliens intended to pre vent future incidents such rut the a ssi.vd nation of F.rnst von Iialh of the German embassy by a Polish Jew. The hovs had returned home from duck hunting last night, and Kenneth was unloading (he gun. The cartridge i.immi'd mid I bo i-but mt u-nnl .ff ! three feet from the youngster. His left hand was torn off and the charge entered his abdomen. A quick and simple test for cunning quality In peas has been devised by u government .scientist on lire basis ol specific gravity: young peas leing lighter nnd sweeter than the older Bulletin Want Ads Brings Result. I and mote starchy pens. DINK AND DANCE AT THE GROTTO KVKHY NUT; 9:00 TO 1:00 TO THE 4 AMBASSADORS OF SWINi; AND RHYTHM FEATURING MARGO 'CAT' CARROLL EXOTIC SWING SINGER Fnmmis Chinese Foods Hy Yep llonK Chin Soft Drinks nnd Itcer Oregon Street Ljf "NEIGHBORS I miles per gallon, I gS f GOT ME TO TRY k R d Ul,n a VjgMiJ RED LION, AND MS V. MY FRIEND, Wjatl Pfp v L Myn USE YOUR CREDIT Turkey Day Specials On Fine 1939 .H1NG ROOM FURNITURE 7-Piece Dining Room SUITE Large size dining roo n talilc, five upholstered diners and arm chair in rich walnut finish. A regular $S9.S0 vr.lue! 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IVIi-in on jour iiciliUr' 4,M'rit,m,c...uoe Itctl l.tou in nur tiwn car alvais THOUSANDS OF MOTORISTS, TOO, FIND LION HUD MOTOR Oil IS TOM W.C.DYER. Jr.. Salem, pot 19.9 miles per gallon in Ford. He says: "Red Lion's my best mileage in surance." Cilmtrt tliitn't jwty enr prnn tf rrmwKMiMUi IcaHy vj thr Jtutrt in thtt trit aft twtotJ Htrm rhrtf.nf by nit imtrpcnitrnt Or tijini Stfir.f(Tiuniin( firm. QGfaQ DO T TUNI IN CM AMR GIIM0RI CIRCUS, IVtftY FRIDAY, t P. M NIC (RID) NETWORK Don't cheat your family out of the greatest skid . protection ever offered. Come in. ' , We'll prove to you that this sensa tional Sil vert own . Life-Saver Tread will stop you sec onds faster than y o uv e ever 1 stopped before on wet roads. m Goodrich SAFETY Silvertown un-UHi iiue cmoe ni noir miictioa Hitchcock & Lomax GILMORE PRODUCTS Red Lion Gas Lion Head Oils Wall nnd Bond Phone 458 Freckles and His Friends More Psychology mt Ms goosey thER6s xWmV?&&t s7? 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' " 27 Small hotel. 29 To bend the head. 30 Driver's ' "s ' . command. 31 Company. 33 To piece out. 39 Eye tumor. 41 Sheaf. 44 To contract ' 45 Rhythm. 47 Passage. - 48 To make a . speech. 50 Threefold. 52 Away. E3 Twitching. . 55 Dry. 57 Exclamation 59 God of sun. ' 60 Sound of pleasure. CI Southeast 62 Either. 63 Nova Scotia ' "l i 5 5 6 7 5 9 10 H ii sTr 13 Ii" 15 IP 17 !"p iHr LJ E 2TW28 29 30 H5l 35 5i Tl 34 r 35 36 37 PTiS 39 qi 44 4i LJ 1,6 ai 48 ,,;r i zsE-Su 111 1 1"F 1 1 Mill,, L f DUD WANfflLE PULLEO ON SURE , X i I HIM , AREN'T tDU GONNA I WANT HlNA Tb ; LET HIM GBT REVENGE J MAKE A k J MONKEY OUT Of ! T iSJ WANGLE ,TOO.' : " - ( BUT FRECK ISN'T jSik S MAD ENOUQH Y6T I I V'rtWVa'wfAiiiMc.aiiQ, u .j flMh '"' ft-'- J
