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THE BEND BULLETIN; BEND, OREGONr-JHURSDAY, MARCr-Tl5, 1945
1945 Legislative
Session Longest
In State History
Youngest Evacuee
By Ni le W. Allen, Jr.
(United Pre. Staff Correspondent)
Salem, Ore., March 15 W The
heat Is on in the Oregon legisla
ture today.
Both houses had well-filled cal
endars on the 67th day of the
longest legislative session in Ore-
gon s history. Every trieK in tnc
book was being put Into use to
finish and adjourn by Saturday
at the latest.
The house and senate both
ploughed through a stack of legis
lation, both important and trivial,
yesterday. The house completed
action on 35 measures, the sen
ate on 2!i.
The four measures designed to
grant an additional $17,000,000 to
the schools and colleges of the
state during the next two years
were in the governor's office for
signature today, after rapid pas
sage by the senate, and equally
rapid concurrence In amendments
by the house.
Snrll Gets Measures '
The governor received also two
measures to create a 31st sena
tor and a 25th senatorial district,
the house having concurred in
.. ... . .1 ir r-. I TV... r.nu prn.
atin'g the new seat will go before TnTX
...- - j ! Portland, Ore., held prisoners of
jMovemoer. Jananese since wnr's nuthmik nn-lv
Tlie senate passed a bill c.1lllng.at; Hamilton Field, Calif., on one of
Riant air transports. Air
tax, based on an interim commit
tee sludv. eave up any thought
of trying to withdraw from the
senate roads and highways com
mittee the tabled house approv
bill.
House Approves
"iNew Senate Seat
1 17th district, also passed by the
same majority.
j Heps. Henry Semon, William
Niskanen and William Morse
spoke in favor of the measures,
saying that the present represen
tation was not sufficient for the
nrpsent huo-e 17th district, which
j Salem, Ore., March 15 (IBThe , includes 22 per cent of the land
proposed reapportionment of area of the state.
! senatorial representation in Cen! Similar measures have been de-
ieuit-14 ai uiiec pieviuus sessions.
Indian Pageant
Aids Red Cross
Madras, March 15 (Speeial)-A ! Oregon won an overwhelm
laiee audience attended the page- "B v.ctory in ne nouse oi repre-
ant "Hiawatha" given at the
Warm Springs Indian reservation : wit)i almost no opposition.
last Saturday night for the bene- Senate joint resolution 21,
fit of the Hed Cross. A total of ! which provides . for a constitu
$183.11 was turned over to the! iional amendment to create a 31st
local Red Cross to add to the, rrnate seat, passed with only four
county quota. "no" voles. Rep. James Gleason,
The pageant, based on Long- Portland, was the only member
fellow's poem, was effectively I to speak against It, and said that j Catching inlet bridge, four miles
done In true Indian costuming, j it was merely "an attempt to gel ' from Coos Bay, --'
The marriage scene was the most one more member without reap-1 The coast guardsmen have
striking portion of the entire pro-j portioning the whole state." j dragged the Coos river bottom a
duction, with a group of chiefs i Senate bill 313, to create a new distance of over 4,000 feet in quest
performing a war dance, their 1 25th district of Deschutes, Lake, (of the body. Ferris drowned
bodies swaying and swinging to Crook and Jefferson countv. leav- j when he tried to retrieve his fish
the steady beat of the torn toms. ling only Klamath county to) the ling rowboat.
sentatives Wednesday, when bothiCo?T GuardtmPn
measures concerning it passed! .
bearch tor Body
Coos Bay, Ore., March 15 ip
Coast guardsmen today had end
ed a futile, attempt to find the
body of Oscar Ferris of Coquille
who drowned Sunday below
Bend Officer Member of Unit
Fighting in High Alps of France
Fifth Army Group, France,
March 15 A mule pack train, car
rying supplies and artillery equip
ment, struggled up hazardous
mountain trails to the crest of a
snow-covered ridge. A short time
later, front-line Infantry units
fighting in the high altitudes of
the French Alps were given close
artillery support by a veteran
field artillery battalion of Lt. Gen.
Jacob L. Devers' Sixth army
group.
First Lt. Thomas A. Bott, 194
Delaware, Bend, Oregon, is a
member of this unit.
Working and fighting in the
hitter cold is an old storv to the
men of this battalion. As part of j
a task force which Invaded Klska
island In the Aleutian chain on
August 15, 1943, they landed on
three different beaches, batteries
of the battalion going ashore with
assault infantry waves as rein
forced cannon companies. After
setting up in defensive positions
for three months, it was recalled
to the United States to reorganize
for subsequent action in the Eu
ropean heater of operations.
Arriving in Italy in March,
1944, the battalion spent a short
period in becoming acclimated
and resupplied with pack artil
lery equipment for fighting in the
Italian mountains. In the final
drive on Rome, it supplied con
stant artillery support to the ad
vancing allied armies.
Shortly after the fall of Rome,
it received a new assignment as
a glider-borne field artillery bat
talion. Landing in southern
France on D-day, the battalion
gave artillery support to two par
achute Infantry regiments, push
ing west along the coast and fi
nally to the Franco-Italian v
in the French Alps lankt
i nroughout three cam,i
mountain fighting? th?&
has put into practicftft
lessons learned durine it!
sive training in th? -.."1
mountains. The insrructlT1!
complete and exacting? 1
the use of skiis and snowS
teaching the battallrTVH
fight the elements as well",
enemy. . cu
SECOND WAS A PLEasiJ
Fort Wavne. Tn.i .,ASU
Jay Lamborne had the thrtii
hairier nan.iiMAri inTUl
and tho uw,nri v... u. ' '"fay
He.wastakhenM
their recent Kuim...... tl
glum, and when the Ameri4
swung back thovr ...... .y
first thlnl, h ' .r1"1 tai
b was a liermai
Rain and snow in humM
, " "urn live tO led
nnlinHc nf nit. . y
r - "gcii eacn year
tfih.A 1 ctriihtim
Tiny, 4-year-old Olivia Jane Atwood-
ATC's
Transport Command photo.
Smoke Kill Debute!
In the senate, the cigaret tax
brought the most debate among
the school measures, with oppo
nents declaring it might defeat
the other election proposal be-
Jor the periodic Inspection of cat
, tfoW for Bancs disease and tuber
culoses, but the house refused to
concuiin amendments which
ehangeJP Jhe indemnities paid to
owners of Condemned cattle, and a
conference niommittoe was ap:
pointed.
A bill which wTuld require evi-1
rlenrn nf fin.-inrijll PSl)onsihllltv
before a person could ita motor cause people (jUjected to paying
vehicle operator's licenscVas do- ,cno?' cos,!v '0'n a tobacco levy.
fealcd and indefinitely postponed "Bt-' was j:i io u.
in the house. ) Favorable vote of the senate
House Kills Bill way1 and means committee sent
Tlie house Hilled a bill to iW- tgAho floor the new public health
struct a psychiatric hospital ii'.Vuepartment bill (SB 89) and meas
Multnomah county, when lt adopt-! ures calling for compulsory re
ed a majority committee "do not tirement system for employes of
pass" report; and refused to take I the state and public schools and
an anti-Japanese memorial out of j optional system for employes of
committee where it has been ly-1 other state subdivisions. Spon
ing, with no intention on the j sors of a house bill to provide pen
part of tlie committee to bring lt slons for firemen rapped the com
out. (mitlee for holding up the bill.
Two interim committees were Sponsors of a ton - mile truck
called for In two measures given ;
house approval yeaterday one'
for the study of motor vehicle '
taxation; the other to Investigate
city and county planning com-;
missions, with an eye to drawing!
permissive' legislation similar to j
that which was presumably killed I
Tuesday.
fO EASE MISERY
OF CHILD'S COLD
FOOD MARKET and FEED STORE
North Highway Proe Delivery
"The Store of Porsonal Service"
Phone 776
FLOUR SYRUP J ML
Pfm GM Medal )S in?!ft B
If bolm .. Lumberjack $&ij?)Jf
fiS SACK 21 Oz. HlsV&'.im
rl? 2.29 jar 27c
Spinach No. 2 can 15c
Bleach i gallon 23c
I'urex Uitllim 4Iio
Pork & Beans can 13c
Campbell's 1 I.b. 4 Oz. Size
Puffed Wheat .pkg. 15c
Nu Vltu Cello Pack
Prunes 2 lb. pkg. 33c
Sunsweet Siintu Clara's
SALT
Morton's Pliilu
or Iodized
2 CAKTONS
15c
COFFEE
sxw
Ki ip or
Kcgiilur
lb. 31c
Baking Powder can 19c
83 Otinoo Size
Wesson Oil quart 57c
DuzSoap pkg. 23c
Mothers Oats pkg. 39c
(nick or llegular I,urfre Size
CI33
Link Sausage lb. 39c
Summer Sausage lb. 59c
Swift's 1'rcmlum Ciotoborm
Cheese Spread jar 19c
Assorted Kind
Lamb Steak lb. 33c
Grade A Ian and Tender
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