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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1948
Truman Calls
For Taft-Hartley
Law Repeal
Washington, Sept. 2 lUiPrcsi
dent Truman In an apparent pre
view of the Labor day speech he
will make In Detroit on Monday
called today lor repeal of the
Taft-Hartley law and enactment
01 "better legislation on la Dor-
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management relations.
. .. The president Issued an ad
vance Labor day message laud'
. Ing "the skill and energy of Anv
erican workers" who have "play.
ed a major part In the national
effort which has resulted in to
day's all-time high records In em
ployment, production, Income and
profits."
But. he said, the workers' lot
must be Improved. He said the
"rising tide of inflation" actually
has reduced earnings of some
workers despite pay Increases.
Truman will open his campaign
for a full four-year term in the
White House with a speech before
a- giant CIO-AFL Labor day rally
In Detroit Monday, lie is expect
ed to blast the republican-con'
trolled 80th congress on its rec-
iord of labor legislation and de
, mand repeal of the Taft-Hartley
law which congress passed over
his veto. '
,;. Dislocation Must End
The president said today that
the "economic dislocation" of re
: duced earnings despite higher
wages must end.
"We must curb inflation," he
Said, "before It leads us to eco
nomic disaster."
He did not Identify the Taft-
Hartley law by name. But he
said "there Is at present on the
statute books a law which unfair
. ly restricts labor unions and
their members. It must be re-
pealed."
He said the welfare of the
; worker must be further Improved
by:
1. Boosting the present 40-cent-.:
an-hour minimum wage to at
least 75 cents an hour.
2. Broadenin" social security
. and national health insurance
programs to cover more work
ers. 1 3. Giving the workers the serv
ices of "an Integrated department
of labor provided with adequate
staff and adequate funds." He
, said "all American workers lack"
these services now.
Aid to Turkey at First Hand
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As part of the ald-to-TuikcY prugiani, tlie U. S. has sent bombers
lo bolster the Turkish air force. American Air Force personnel
are briefing the Turks in operating the complex machines. Here,
MSgt. Willium Test shows Second Lt Kadir Karaca how an A-29
bomber's firing mechanism works.
Anti-Communist
Leader Is Shot
Havana, Cuba, Sept. 2 iun,
Gunmen in a speeding car assas
sinated Juan Arevalos, 52, voter
. an Cuban anti-communist labor
leader, as he stood on a corner
in suburban Lawton waiting for
a street car Wednesday.
A hail of bullets killed Areva
los. A student also was Injured
in the melee. The assassins
escaped.
Second Hurricane
Listed as 'Weak'
Miami Fla.. Sept. 2 (IP) The
second tropical storm in a week
moved across the hurricane belt
toward Puerto Rico today, but the
weather bureau here described it
as "very weak" and offering little
danger unless "considerable Inten
sification occurs."
Highest winds at the storm's
center were clocked at 35 miles
per hour and the blow had grown
no stronger in the past 36 hours.
It was centered late last night
about 260 miles south-southeast of
Ponce, Puerto Rico; moving in a
west-northwesterly direction.
Ships in Its path were ordered to
proceed with caution and "all in
terests" were warned to remain
alert for further advisories.
Weather forecasters would not
speculate on the hurricane possi
bilities of the storm. It would
have to gain considerable vinlance
before its winds would reach the
75-mile per hour force considered
hurricane strength.
Chicago families Test
Lake Michigan Water
Chicago (il'i For the first time,
a "scientific" experiment is being
conducted to determine the e
, Jccts of lake bathing.
More than 2,000 Chicago fami
lies are co-operating with health
authorities by recording on elab
orate charts any ailments exper
ienced during the summer. By
measuring the differences in the
reports made by bathers and non
bathers, the doctors hope to ac
curately check the effects of the
lake water on average citizens.
Among the ills to be reported
on the charts are eye inflamma
tion, ear infections, nose or head
colds, and skin Infections. Mean
while the authorities arc making
tests of Lake Michigan from Mil
waukee to Gary, Ind., to determ
ine if pollution increases in sum'
mcr.
CHICAGO PORTABLE SCHOOL
Chicago tut Some Chicago
youngsters will be attcmling
classes In the city s first portable
"cottage type" schoolhouso next
fall. The now type two-room
. buildings will be installed as a
stop-gap measure until perman
ent structures can Ue built.
Cigar Band Collector
Has 50,000 Specimens
Chicago lU'i Gilbert Buillow,
a 33-ycar-old non-smoker from
West Allis, Wis., probably is the
cigar band king of the country.
He has a collection of 50,000
spcclments and is president of the
international uigar uunci society.
Budlow said he started his col
lection from a group of bands his
mother had left over from a turn-of-the-century
fad pasting them
on glass ash trays, mirrors and
vases. Present day collectors
scorn such practices and keep
their collections in neat loose
leaf notebooks.
The collection was built up
through trades, contacts with
cigar makers and plain butt snip
ping, l ve found some ol my
rarest bands on curb stones and
golf courses," Budlow confided.
WHITE SHOES COOLER
St. Louis ilPi Women fashion
pace-setters have lccn Retting the
hot foot by wearing black shoes
instead of while during hot sum
mer days. A thermometer reading
112 degrees inside a pair of black
shoes lilt only 9t! when placed In
side white shoos, the St. Louis
Shoo Manufacturing association
reported.
Battleship Iowa
To Be Retired
Los Angeles, Sept. 2 W The
battleship Iowa sails to retire
ment today in San Francisco's
"mothball fleet," leaving the
navy without a single battleship
on the Pacific ocean.
The veteran of virtually every
Pacific campaign of world war
II is being inactivated to save
money and manpower, the navy
said.
Officials said the Iowa s sister
ship Missouri, attached to the
Atlantic fleet, Is the only other
battleship in service.
Brooks Scanon
Brooks-Scanlon Camp, Sept. 2
(Special) Visitors over the
week end at the B. R. Caverhill
home were Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Starr and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Chick Hopkins and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Davis and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samples. '
Ronald and Jackie Winkle at
tended a birthday party In honor
of Sharon Breneise at her home
In Sisters August 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Iverson
attended the wedding of her
brother, Robert Potter, In Bend
Saturday afternoon. They attend
ed the dance in Fort Rocly Satur
day night. i
Visitors over the week end at
the George Low home were
Ed Sable and Bob Lokting of
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Paisley and George Chambers of
Corvallls. "
With sweet peppers, the redder
the crop the better for vitamin
values.
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California Battles
Big Forest Blaze
Big Basin, Calif., Sept. 2 IP
More than 350 fire fighters today
were battling a 2,400-acre forest
fire racing out of control toward
10,000 acres of virgin redwoods
in the Big Basin state park.
An estimated 2,000 summer
campers were ordered, out of the
park yesterday, but later were
allowed to return for personal be
longings, which many of them
left In their hurry to clear the
danger area. ,
Park warden Cal W. Livey said
the park would be closed until
the fire could be controlled.
About 250 state and national
forestry men and volunteers, plus
100 convicts rushed from a near
by prison farm, were struggling
to check the blaze, which rangers
said was the worst In Santa Cruz
county In a decade.
They said the nearest homes in
danger were about five miles
away, and a sawmill also was
reported to be in the path of
the fire.
At one point the flames came
within a half-mile of the park
but a shift in the wind saved the
redwoods temporarily. Another
wind shift could still send the
fire raging into the precious tlm-
oer.
Salem Youths .
Hurt in Crash
Salem, Sept. 2 IIP) Three youth
ful Salemltes were injured last
night in a head-on collision on
South Commercial street. '
Miss Lee Shepard, 18. Lleyellyn
N. Canfield, and Donald D, : Go
sey were identified by police as
the victims, j
Gosey was confined to a hos
pital for general observation. The
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
ODonnell Bidr.
Office Phone 78
Residence Phone 819-W
other two were treated- for cuts
and bruises and dismissed.
Police said the accident occur
red when Canfleld's car collided
with one operated by Gqsey. Miss
Shepard was a passenger In Can
field's car.
Hunters Must
Carry Fire Tools
Portland, Sept. 2 (Special)
With the first special hunting
season just three weeks away,
hunters are warned that there
may be extreme fire hazard at
that time. All cars must carry
fire tools a bucket, axe and
shovel.
Hunters at the Crooked creek
special deer season in Lake coun
ty will be able to secure fire per
mits at the game commission
checking station. Cars will also
be checked for the proper fire
tools.
Louisiana Voters
Approve Long
New Orleans, Sept. 2 ilF Rus
sell Long, 29-year-old son of the
late Huey P. (Kingfish) Long,
won a U. S. senate seat today as
backwoods voters flocked to sup
port him in Tuesday's democratic
primary election.
Late returns from the country
parishes, where the Longs are
considered near-saints, enabled
Long to wipe out the early lead
of his opponent, Judge Robert F.
Kennon, and take a commanding
lead In the race to fill the unex
pired term ol the late Sen. John
H. Overton.
Returns from 1,734 of the
state's 1,883 precincts gave Long
242,291 votes to 236,939 for Ken
non. In the contest for the other
full-term senate seat, incumbent
Allen J. Ellender won an easy
victory for re-nominatlon over
Rep. James Domengeaux and
Charles Gerth. Ellender polled
204,318 Votes, some 74,000 more
than his two opponents put to
gether.
JLong will noi reacn me
senate age of 30 until Nov. 3.
Sisters School
To Open Sept. 7
Sisters, Sept. 2 (Special) Sis
ters grade school will open Tues
day, Sept. 7, and students may
enroll between 9 and 11 a. m.
Children entering the first grade
must have a physical examina
tion and a birth certificate. The
children should undergo physicals
by their family physicians before
school opens.
School will be In session until
noon on Wednesday, Sept. 8. The
afternoon will be devoted .to
teachers' meetings and planning.
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Campus Fillers ........ 10c
Spiral Shorthand
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Gold Medal Crayons
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Rite Point Eversharp
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BANQUET WAFERS 75c
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VOIT BEACH BALL $2.25
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