MONDAY, AUGUST 2,
etics Lead
American Loop
As Red Sox Falter.
ew York, Aug. 2 P The
housing shortage Is bad every
inhere but it couldn't be much
worse than it is in the American
lasue where four ball clubs to
day were trying to live in the
same place first place.
Just eight little percentage
Mints separated the leading Phil
adelphia Athletics from the fourth
niace Boston Red Sox. The Red
Sox tumbled all the way from
first to fourth yesterday by drop
Ding a double header to Cleve
Ld, 12 to 2 and 6 to 1. The In
dians thereby moved from third
to second place.
Yanks Win Two
And the New York Yankees,
fattening up on the last place
White Sox at Chicago, won 8 to
2 and 7 to 5 decisions to go from
fourth to third. Actually, the In
dians, Yankees, and Red Sox
were in a virtual tie for second,
all of them only a single game
behind the leading Athletics.
The Athletics quietly muscled
their way into the lead again by
defeating the Tigers at Detroit,
4 to 2, once more defying the ex
perts who have Insisted for weeks
that they were in line for a de
cent burial.
The Browns and Senators di
vided an inconsequential double
bill at St. Louis, the Browns tak
ing the opener, 8 to 5 on homers
by Dick Kokos, Gerry Priddy, and
Al Zarilla, and Washington win
ning the second, 4 to 3, on Tom
McBride's single with two out in
the ninth.
The Cardinals made it two out
of three over the Braves at Bos
ton, winning 9 to 6 and cutting
the league leaders' margin to
five games in the National.
Bowling
In the singles sweepstakes held
at the Cascade bowl last Satur
day, Fred Baughn came through
with the winning score. Baughn
had games of 174165-187 and
finished off with a 210, to ease
out Richard Christianson who
captured second place.
Christianson had one game of
196 to barely win over Kay Stout
who was third. Kay Stout had as
her high game a very credible
194. All of these scores are
schatch scores and do not include
the handicap.
The mixed doubles held Sunday
night, saw all of the leaders falter,
Alice and John Janzig scored the
major upset of the evening by
I taking Nora and Paul Loree for
I two games and total pins. After
having lost the four opening
games last week, Dorotljy and
Dave Altier had a real bowling
match with Bette Wallan and
Fred Grindle, winning ' three
points from them.
Lorena and Grady Goldman
won three points from Kay Stout
and her son, Bill Whaley Jr. Mrs.
Stout, however, led the women's
scoring with a high game of 193
and high series of 537. Juanita
and Ernie Huffman met with a
stalemate in Julia and Ted Coul
ter, each winning two points.
Dave Altier had high game of the
evening with a 223, beating out
Ernest Huffman by one pin, Huff
man having a 220. Altier also had
nign series of the evening with
a 571 total, John Janzig and Kay
Stout tieing for second place hon
ors, each having a 537 total.
Places Sixth in
Seattle Tourney
Bill Hatch, member of the Bend
Golf club, was entered in the
northwest lefthanders' tourna
ment at the Rainier country club
at Seattle Friday and Saturday.
He finished in sixth place in a
wide field. Hatch had 18-holes
scores of 80 and 83 for a total of
163.
GROOM GETS HELP
Cana, A. D. 30 At a wedding
here the wine ran short, .leans
who was present as a guest, heard
of It and at once acted. At hand
were six water pots of the 20
gallon size. These He had filled
with water to the brim. Draw out
now and bear to the governor of
the feast, said .Jesus. When the
man had tasted the water that
was made wine and knew not
where It came from, he called
he groom to say that every man
at the beginning sets forth the
wwt wine and later the worse.
"t you have kept the good the
pleaslnir wine until now. This
XMriiining 0f mraclos did .lesus
"! t ana of Galilee and Ills disci
Wm believed on Him. John 2:1-
Among those people, God's mcs
'"nicer must do a miracle as a
''Kn that the message was from
"o. So .fpsug came with miracles
""Jims. He healed the sick, gave
!'5h to the blind, raised the dead.
"OH- His Message FOR GOD SO
LOJKIJ THE WORLD THAT HE
"AVE HIS ONLY-BORN SON
rilAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVES
i.,HIM SHOULD NOT PERISH
?'T HAVE ETERNAL LIFE,
'ohn 3:16.
Feelings or no feelings, stand
n God s word that Christ died
'f )ou. At that God gives you
J!"nal life. Now look utterly to
thrift who Saves Keeps Satis-
lor hy a Hlllsboro, Ore., family.
1948
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Members of the Ku Klux Klan gather around a huge flaming cross as the Klon held one of the large
Initiation ceremonies in Its history, near Atlanta, Qa. More than 1000 Inductees accepted the oath of
the Klan at the foot of Stone Mountain, In the background.
Lightning Hits
Cascade Range
' Portland, Aug. 2 IP Lightning
storms struck along the Cascade
mountains from Diamond lake in
southern Oregon to Seattle,
Wash., yesterday, starting at
least seven forest fires and de
luging one camp with a cloud
burst. A mid-summer heat wave kept
most Pacific northwest tempera
tures, except for coastal points,
in the high 80's and 90's.
The lightning occurred almost
simultaneously over Seattle,
Tha Dalles, Baker, Pendleton and
Meacham.
The Portland weather bureau
said many other strikes probably
had accurred but believed the
fires would smoulder several
days before rangers sighted
smoke. . ,
The cloudburst swamped the
Summit guard station area near
Government camp on towering
Mt. Hood. The weather bureau
said 2.35 inches of rain fell on
the area. State police said, how
ever, no damage was caused.
Representative tomperat u re s
Included highs of 95 at Medford,
Ore., 94 at Euphrata, Wash., 92
at Yakima, Wash., and 91's at
The Dalles and Pendelton, Ore.
Other Oregon temperatures were
Ontario 90, Klamath Falls 89, Sa
lem 88, and Bend and Eugene 87.
Portlari(J registered a high of 81
while Seattle had a 78. Oregon
coast towns were fanned by ocean
breezes and temperatures were in
the 60's.
17 Couples Play
In Golf Match
Seventeen couples played in 1he
two-ball mixed foursome matches
at the Bend Golf club yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. W. E. Naylor
and Rod O'Hearn posting the low
gross score of 42.
Mrs. Bob Thomas and Bill
Hatch, with a 33, and Mrs. Kay
Thompson and Bill Van Allen,
also with 33, tied for low net
score. Second low net was won by
Mrs. George Gove and Dr. .1. S.
Grahlman, with 34, while third
low net was won by Mrs. Frank
Lollan and Ralph Adams, with 35.
Winners in the matches receiv
ed golf balls as' prizes.
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Vancouver, B. C, Aug. 2 IP
Smooth-stroking Chuck Congdon
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ish Columbia open golf title to
day for the second time after
dumping defending champion
Stan Leonard, Vancouver, B. C,
in the final round of the tourney
here Saturday.
Congdon carded a 72-hole total
of 274, four strokes under Leon
ard's 278.
Amateur Walt McAlpine, Van
couver, finished third with 280
but Seattle professional John
Rudy who placed fourth picked
up third place money with his 2S7
total.
Fourth and fifth place money
was split between Ted Noise,
Walla Walla, Wash., and Ken
Tucker, Everett, Wash., with 289
each.
Policeman's Wife
Killed at Portland
Portland, Aug. 2 1P Mrs. June
Buzzell, 22, wife of policeman
Ross H. Buzzell, died yesterday
from a gunshot wound received
accidentally when her husband at
tempted to halt an urgument in a
tavern.
A bullet from Buzzells service
revolver struck Mrs. Buzzell in
the forehead last night when he
became involved in the argument
with four men. She died in a Fort
ldnd hosuital.
Two of the men, Keith Nelson
Matheny, 24, and Joseph Ernst,
Jr., 30, were jailed without bail
as material witnesses while police
searched for the others.
Witnesses said Zuzzcll attempt
ed to quiet the men and flourished
his revolver as a warning. The
weapon fired when one of the men
grabbed the policeman from be
hind. Buzzell, night relief jailor at
Police headquarters, was on vaca
tion. FOOD SENT ON HOOK
Phcnix City, Ala. m1' Mem
bers of the Trinity Methodist
church wanted their food parcel
going to Europe to be different.
'J he congregation was asked to
contribute to the unique overseas
package. It will be an order of
beef on the hoof a live low.
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Meat Prices May
Go Still Higher
Chicago, Aug. 2 Ui Dwind
ling livestock receipts at major
midwest markets today forced
sky-high moat prices still high
er, industry sources said today.
They said prices would climb
if meat-on-thc-hoof became
scarcer.
Small receipts Friday sent hog
prices soaring to the highest level
in history at Chicago and other
corn belt markets. Cattle sup
plies also were light.
Chicago wholesalers predicted
that their prices would reverse
a downward trend and bounce
back up under the impact of the
record livestock quotations.
They expected their boosts to
be reflected in increases of one
to two cents a pound on the re
tail level by the end of the week.
The raise is expected despite
srong consumer resistance.
In Dallas, a 71-year-old grand
mother, Mrs. R. D. Vaughan led
a telephone campaign asking
housewivjs to "stop buying meat
for one week," from Aug. 9 to 1G.
Movie Star Loses
Furs and Jewels
Hollywood, Aug. 2 UI'i Police
today sought an agile burglar
who climbed a trellis to the sec
ond floor of screen star Lorettn
Young's home and stole $3G,000
worth of fins and jewelry.
The theft occurred yesterday
wniie miss xoung anri her hus
band, radio executive Tom Lewis,
were away. The thief entered and
left the house wit limit awakening
four servants and Miss Young's
three children.
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Charges Against
Republicans Are
Called "Rubbish"
Pawling, N. Y., Aug. 2 W
I Spokesmen for Guv. Thomas E.
Dewey said today that democratic
charges that the republican presi
dential candidate had described
the teachers' lobby as "the most
vicious In the nation" was "pure
"rubbish."
James C. Hagerty, Dewey's
i press secretary, denied the asso-
elation for the third time. The de
nial was prompted by democratic
i Gov. Herbert B. Maw of Utah who
said he was ready to swear under
oath that Dewey made critical re
marks of action by organized
teacher groups.
Maw's attack on the GOP presi
dential nominee was issued
through the national democratic
headquarters in Washington. He
said he was present at the recent
governors' conference in Ports
mouth, N. H , when Dewey lashed
out at the teachers.
The Utah governor also said he
overheard a bitter exchange on
the Issue between Dewey and his
running mate, Gov. Earl Warren
of California.
Quotes Dewey
"Possibly Governor Dewey
feels there is political dynamite In
his original remarks," 'Maw said.
"I can only say that .he should
have thought of that when he
made them."
Maw quoted Dewey as saying
the teacher lobby "must be step
ped on now or it will destroy the
nation.
"It's worse than the power lob
by, the real estate lobby, the oil
lobby, the liquor lobby and a lot
of others," the Utah governor said
Dewey told the stale executives.
"I vas there," he continued.
"Dewey did make the statement
attributed to him. I cannot under
stand why Governor Dewey per
sists in allowing subordinates to
issue denials for him. If I fait as
strongly as Governor Dewey
seemed to oil, the subject, I would
certainly not object to standing up
and backing my own statement."
Progressives
Name Walcott
Salem, Aug. 2 HP A Yamhill
county farmer, T. Wolcott, today
was the progressive party's nom
inee for U. S. representative from
the first congressional district of
Oregon.
; Wolcott. a navy veteran, was
nominated here yestrtlay Tit a dis
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his first political venture.
If his candidacy is approved by
the state elections bureau and he
files before the Aug. 9 deadline,
Wolcott will compete with Rep.
Walter Norblad, Astoria republi
can, and Edward Gideon, Salem
democrat, for the post which Nor
blad now holds.
Similar conventions are planned
for the second and fourth congres
sional districts. Mrs. Betty Carl
son, wife of the late marine hero,
Brig. Gen. Evans F. Carlson, Is
the third congressional district
progressive party candidate.
President to Vote
At Home Polls
Independence, Mo., Aug. 2 UP
If congress adjourns without ac
tion President Truman plans to
let senators and representatives
return to their homes without
calling another special session, his
associates reported.
The president was resting at his
home here before voting tomor
row in the democratic primary
election. He will fly back to Wash
ington immediately after casting
his ballot.
Truman was represented as
ready to let the country make Its
own decision In the event republi
can leaders allow congress to quit
without acting on price or housing
legislation.
Republican leaders have made
It plain they will give Truman
little or none of the emergency
powers he asked when he called
congress into the "turnip day"
session now In its second week.
They plan to adjourn promptly.
The president has the author
ity, if he wants to use it, to call
ths lawmakers buck as soon as
they quit.
A source close to the president
said today he will not take, this
step.
Truman cut snort nis stay nere,
principally, because of the special
session. However, his aides indi
cated he has no new message or
action under preparation at this
time.
The president was keeping In
close touclf with congressional de
velopments, but he was steering
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Hold Convention
New York, Aug. 2 mi The
communist party will open Its
14th annual national convention
In Madison Square garden to
night and will adopt a platform
and nominate canndidates if any
In closed sessions tomprrow
and Wednesday.
The party meets this year with
12 of its ranking leaders under
Indictment by federal grand Jury
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ization advocating the overthrow
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tions are obtained and then sus
tained by the supreme court it
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of the party In this country.
In its official call for the con
vention, the party indicated that
It would not nominate a presi
dential candidate this year, thus
leaving its members free to sup
port the progressive party ticket
headed by Henry A. Wallace.
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en by the communists In 1944,
when they failed to put up a nom
inee in the presidential race and
gave tact backing to Franklin D.
Roosevelt as "the commander-in-chief."
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been Invited and part of his
speech will be broadcast from
10:30 to 10:45 p. m. KDT over all
stations of the American Broad
casting company.
In contrast with this open meet
ing, the actual convention busi
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naming candidate will be con
ducted the following two days in
closed session at the Riverside
Plaza hotel. . .
Vanport Given
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30 by the swollen spring runoff
time of the Columbia river, to
day failed to reveal bodies other
than the 13 already recovered.
Sheriff Martin Pratt said reg
ular officers and reserves search
ed every building, hoisted out
still-submerged cars and investi
gated other debris in which vic
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Pratt said authorities believed
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ruins but were unable to find
them. He said the search was
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