The Bend bulletin., July 21, 1944, Image 3

THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY. JULY 21 , 1944
PAGE THREE
Britisher Warns
"Attack" on Hitler
MayBeTlanned"
A fttallnirilMhFd Rrltiith lUttunan
wiru in tha followinir diapatrh that
evnU in 'Germany annulil to tikliwl
for Uieir iMMjiibla proi.airanJa valua and
may to a frmia dvvica u tludc full1
rraponkibility fur atfrror.ion. Tha tg.
tbcr. lormrrlv permanent underaeere
tary of the Britwh furelen office, ia "
known as the Nik 1 prounnent at ruth
ma liiaripline of the Crrman race a
Ktamn out fnerained militarism, a phi
l.Moiihy which haa become known aa
"Van gUtartum."
By Lord Robert Van Slttert
Ai told to John A. Parria of th
United Vreaal
London, July 21 iipi Whatever
it is that is happening in Germany
today, let us not forget that
whether the nazi leadership or the
Junkers military case gains the
upper hand it will emerge with
the same idea: ,
"Salvage what we can and get
In shatje to launch another war."
As I see it, there are three pos
sible explanations of the events
in Cermany:
1. The attempt to kill Hitler and
his top nazi-minded generals and
admirals may have been genuine
a bona fide effort on the part of
the conservative generals to get
rid of Hitler and sue for peace
with the allies. .
2. What information is available
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few feet of me I hope they have
no more effect.
MORE ABOUT
(Continued from Page One)
FDR on Visit
To West Coast,
Speech Reveals
With President Roosevelt at a
; Pacific Coast Naval Ease, July 20
that all civilians and members of , (Delayed) U" President Roose
the armed forces had been ordered ' Velt began his formal fourth term
to arrest or shoot all suspects. ; campaign here tonight in the
DNB said military elements had heavily armed mifiht of this navy
executed "some" leaders of the1 base in a manner that underlined
plot, and others had committed his plans ti seek re-election as a
suicide. wartime commander-in-chief.
Hellmutn Sundermann, deputy Roosevelt came cross-country
Reich press chief, said thpre was hv train, traveling in strictest war
I SOme DrOOf that "a Small erOUD' timo anil hrrisHrnsttnp his
; of Putschists had connections with acceptance speech to the Chicago
i pnpmv nnuntrifke." nn aGcorllnn .1. r..nM V. i o
' n4,Awu4 i... i.a .1-n n . . : .. . ... , . . 1
j uitr vnaigtr: against special train, tie was surrounu-
THE' HOME BATTLEFRONT
CONTUSION
James S. Kemper, above, of Chi
cago, chairman of the Repub
lican Finance Committee for the
Dewey-Bricker campaign, is pic
tured at G. O. P. national head
quarters, New York, where he
said campaign will operate "on a
balanced budget"
Beck.
Fissure Develops
The British Press association's
snecial train. He was
ed enly by his top military and
naval commanders and aside irom
a special train, his leasurely tracis-
diplomatic correspondent said the! continental trip had none of the
British government was examin
ing every aspect of the German
crisis and exchanging all available
imormation witn allied govern-
usual campaign year trappings.
ICuule Is secret
Wartime security regulations!
prevent exact description of the
ments, adding: It is too carlv vet nresiilr-nt's whereabouts, but he
to attempt a full appreciation of , exDlainfci to the 6on vent ion and a I
the situation, but there clearly is j nationwide radio audience in his I :
a ussure in tne lacaoe of Herman address tonight that he was at a
solidarity behind Hitler." yest coast naval base "in the per-
British Foreign Secretary An- formance of my duties under the
thony Eden told commons that he. constitution."
While he did not refer- to hinv
self as commander In chief spe
cifically, he stressed.that "the war
waits lor no elections . . . deci
sions must be made plans must
would make a statement about
the German crisis when he was
in position to do so, but "I am sor
ry that I have no information at
present which extends beyond
that in the possession of all the be laid strategy must be carried
memoers. lout. i
A diplomatic correspondent of i Roosevelt left Washington July i
the nazi transocean news aeencv IS and swims throuch 16 states
also raises a strong possibility reported that "several" generals at a loafing 30 mile crip, resting
tnat tne attempt to assassinate "u """nets "t impuriam army and handling a 101 01 paper worn,
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U. S. to Harvest
Huge Wheat Crop;
possible short crop next year.
The agency reported that 118,
1000,000 bushels will be allocated
I for Industrial purposes -pr.mar-
illy for the manufacture of indus
trial alcohol compared with 83,-
,000,000 bushels this year. The in-
nraoua in a-litA tn on Avrutriufl avaira-
Washington, July 21 iU- The tlnued tight crop supply, a WFA
United States, now harvesting 'spokesman said.
J the greatest wheat crop in Its his-1
Itory. will have more wheat for'.
civilimis' food next year than was
available in prewar years, the
Ztr, ut",in's,ra,lon ,roJlrt-phophaJeS
A large-scale production of sul-
I fate of ammonia is planned by the
! Electrolytic Zinc Co. of Austral-
, which is now making super-
and hopes to make
. . . , , I'llUUKII IllllUXril IllllfjATI9 IW
j h. ..JH.V..UUU- meet Australian needs,
by the armed services, lend-lease ; t
and Industrial users, the 1944
wheat supply will provide civil
ians with 227 pounds per person
or one pound more than last
year and six pounds more than
during the five years ending in
!193.
WFA said that a total of 1,500.
000,000 bushels from this year'
production und last year's stocks
will meet all demands and pro
vide a carry-over of 435,000,000
bushels as protection against any
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Si piBS
Hitler was staged like other fa
mous hoaxes in nazi German his
tory. It would give Hitler a chance
to proclaim his indlspensability to
Germany and give ruthless Hein
rieh Himmler a strangle-hold on
the home front.
3. There is a possibility the as
sassination" was staged to test
reaction in allied countries.
Point Is Subtle
This last point is subtle with
grave portents. The Germans now
realize that the war is lost and
that it is only a matter of time
until they are beaten. The nazi
leaders undoubtedly are trying to
salvage whatever they can and
are attempting to maintain a posi
tion from which they can launch
another war.
centers in the Reich organized the
pior.
"The conspirators 'attempted to
give orders by saying that' Hitler
was dead," he reported.
The attempt to assassinate Hit
ler, the transocean account said,
was carried out by von Stauf fen
berg, acting on orders of the conspirators.
Bids Are Called
For Aggregates
including the composition of his
address, during the journey. Dur
ing the trip he made two major
stops one on July 14 for nine
hours at his Hyde Park, N. Y.,
home, and again in Chicago on
July 15 for a few minutes when
he saw Robert E. Hannegan, na
tional democratic chairman.
Hannegan Present
Hannegan boarded the presi
dent's private car in railroad
Chamber Lists
Plans for Bend
across the Columbia, completion
of the Cascades lakes highway to
iElk lake, and improvement of the
: county market road system.
From an uviation standpoint
I Ihe chamlier set as its goal the
brimilng of a larce airline to
, , ... , i Bend, and improvements to the
As an industrial survey is now local airport,
under way, an ambitious program I The chamber also dedicated
of development embracing Indus-1 Itself to efforts to retain Camp
tri,.u ti,r.ic, i.,.io u..i, .w,, Abbot In some capacity, and the.
" ' Unlnniim r f it rvmtiu lncnnt
pltal to tne area. ,
hos-
Bids for the production of 26,-
100 tons of concrete aggregate
for use on the North Unit irri
gation canal, will be opened at.
the local offices of the U. S. Bu
reau of reclamation on Aupust 2.
Hitler and the men around him Ut was reDorted here todav. Bids
perhaps believe that if they can . will be received up to 10 a. m. of
show there is dissension and that
part of the German influence Is
trying to overthrow the nazi re
gime, the allies will have -a ten
dency to forget the cruelties dealt
out by the military and conclude
that hot all Germans were to be
blamed. Thus, they might have
reasoned, the United Nations
might show a more favorable at
titude toward the German people
as a whole,
that date.
The bureau expects to let a contract-for
the amassing of 10,200
tons of sand and 15,900 tons of
course aggregate in stock piles
for use at various places along
the big waterway. The bureau ex
pected to use 2,000 tons of sand
and 3,000 tons of course aggre
gate monthly.
The bids may be received at the
Denver offices of the bureau of
roat'.s and highways, aviation and
military affairs, was made public
today by the Lend chamber of
commerce. The chamlier, in Its
"Review" circulated among mem-
yards on the edge of the city and bers ay. Plans a s,rles ' twn
was with the chief executive for meetings to discuss the develop
about five minutes. mem program for Bend and en
While traveling Roosevelt re- virons. ..,..,
mained in constant touch with According to the "Review," the
Washington and probably Hanne- Industrial survey is now being
ian too Snecial telenhones were ! made, assisted by H. W. Derry,
nut aboard his car several times a manager of the new industries de-
day at stops to service the train. 1 pariment oi tne racmc rower & day, while the Germans, en
The president's activity at this I Light company. Results of the j trenched on Monte Plsano guard
base, aside from working on his survey are expected to be made I ng the approaches to Pisa,
speech, included few official en- at the proposed town gatherings, t opened a long-range artillery bom
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Keeps its flavor
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and freezing
Schilling
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Nazis Open Fire
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Rome, July 21 ir American
combat patrols of the fifth army
stabbed across the Arno river to-
bardment of newly-captured LI-
vorno.
The patrols were probing Ger
man defenses on the north bank
of the Arno, where the enemy was
believed to have constructed
Let us not forget that even if I reclamation, or in the Bend of-
Hitler had been assassinated, the f ices, it was revealed.
essential problem facing the al
lies would not have been changed.
That problem is the utter and
ruthless extermination of German
militarism. It would be a wonder
ful thing if the Germans were
fighting among themselves but it
would not get rid of militarism
the source of European tragedy
for generation, after generation.
I still lean heavily on the pos-
A safety record of more than
225,000,000 man-hours of work
without a fatality has been estab
lished at the General Electric Co.
plant, Schenectady, N. Y. The rec
ord believed unequaled in any
eapements. One was insnection of I New Industries Sought
training activities in the vicinity.! Principal aim of the chamber,
Roosevelt arrived here before it was disclosed, was the bring
dawn on July 19 and a cordon of ,ing of new industries and pay
sentries quickly took up positions 'i-olls to the city. Possible lndus
arnnnri Ihn trnln. Otherwise there i tries were listed as a sash and
was little to Indicate his Dresence. uloor factory, box factory. Dlvwood I strone points of pillboxes and an
Big Car Used plant, moulding plant, cabinet titank guns at fording sites, In an
His broadcast was made from a I shop, toy factory, furniture fac-1 effort to halt the American drive
spacious railroad car. The presi-1 tory, wood novelty shop, and Wood
dent's microphones were placed utilities such as ironing boards,
on a small table at one end of the ladders, etc. The chamlier pro-
car and when he finished nls posed to aid existing juniper
toward Pisa.
Big Front Active
The main body of Lt. Gen,
Mark Clark's fifth army, already
speech he ran through the high- noveity producers here and strive : spread along a 25-mUe front on
light passages again for news,
reels.
Because of the
tn opt npw nnns anrl In hire anv
other type of industry compat-
secrecy sur- able for the district.
rounding the trip cross country,! A widespread publicity cam
saonds ea the tide.
Ym an rr .GirU-J Witmn f" m
iMr.M. Wld.1 rrmj, N a.
Plus Federal Ta
UY MOtE wai onds;
IIII
there were no crowds at way sta-paign to attract post-war tourists,
tions except a few. railroad people land steps to keep Central Oregon
hpnvv manufacturing rar-tnrv in i and in the smaller towns particu-1 waters constantly stocked with
the country would mean 350 years! gm?ll?, lf Pa e"rioi; fish, was suggested.
without a fatality for an average at ,hf .W4 of an unscheduled , As possible argriculture devel-
Dlant with 250 emDloves special. Normally during a cam-! opments, the chamlier proposed
K's" . ...I.V. ...... poiaio siuiaue ana KnipuuiK xacu-
; trum ir.fj uy a pn-suu-iu wuuiujtieg, a meat packing plant,
nave attracted vast crowds ami cleaning plant and warehouse,
miTtr wuuiu iiuvtr uf-ii udiiy
form appearances and talks.
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Deadline Nearing
the south bank, was cleaning out i
the German points by-passed in
the rapid nine-mile drive to the
Arno from Livorno.
The few German positions were
between the Antifosseto canal, a
few miles north of Livorno, and
the river, and apparently were
left behind by the main nazi
forces for delaying purposes.
Virtually every caliber of gun
wud Ivilnd flrnrt hv Ihn fZm-miinu
seed'jrom Monte Plsano, where the
enemy, had a clear view of Ll-
processing plants and to investi-; vorno am aiso plsa ju.st to the
gate the feasibility of a starch , north. Kirld guns and antiaircraft
plant. batteries lined the heights of
Highways Included f Monte 'I'isam with machine gun
Completion and modernization , pillboxes stretched along the ap
of the primary highway systems , proaches.
was suggested, Including finish !
atnrrlav u i ho la.t rtav rnr lnK of the Warm Springs, modern- i The Information and historical
nd bovs i to reeister In the air- 1;,,lon highway 97 from Mad- service has been established by
ras to Willamette junction, a new the war department in tneaters oi
Bend boys to register in the air-
nlanA onrl lu,nl l.,,il,tin,T mn,nct
sponsored by recreation officials f,,ll"pc,i"n wi'h the Bend Sisters
at Allen and Harmon playfields, ,". "- "
it was announced today. Work- !"
shops at both fields will be open
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
afternoons from 2 to 5, and most
of the building materials will be
furnished at the playgrdunds.
Miss Eleanor Brown, librarian,
has announced that a shelf of
books dealing with handicraft,
carpentry, and model building has
been set aside at the library to
aid the boys in constructing their
boats and airplanes.
The contest will end Saturday,
, August 5, with a committee of
judges awarding prizes to the
builders of the winning models.
Playground officials have re
ported that 60 teen-age boys and
girls attended the weiner roast
last night at Harmon field, and
competed In Softball, volleyball,
and basketball contests. The next
teen-age night will be Tuesday,
July 2j.
tion of the interstate bridge tivities.
operations to increase the flow of
various types of information per
taining to front line combat ac-
PERILS OF THE OL'Tt1KM ,
Boston UP- Told that her be
medalled aviator son, on leave
from the Italian war theater, was
shagging flies during thp Boston
Red Sox pre-game practice ses
sion, Mrs. Fred Nason told Man
ager Joe Cronin: "Get him out of
there quick. He'll be killed!"
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George Recce Grissom, stationed
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a camouflage 'chute. He wrote
home that he's going to have a
pair of silk pajamas made from
one and he predicted that they
would "really be flashy."
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with the discovery of male-sterile
varieties: ordinary onions have
male and female parts growing
dote together in the flower.
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