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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, ORES'ON
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1 948
Seven Persons
Killed in Series
Of Air Crashes
Seattle, Sept. 29 (U Seven
persons were listed as dead and
two others were missing today
as a result of a series ol air
crashes in the Pacific northwest
and Alaska..
1 A woman pilot, Mrs. Al Lint
ner, was missing with her 12
. year-oia son in a blinding snow-
storm along the Alcan highway
between Watson lake, Yukon ter
ritory, and Fort Nelson, B. C. The
royal Canadian air torce said she
was flying her son from Anchor
age, Alaska, to the U. S. to enter
him in school.
: Three U. S. air force crewmen
were burned beyond recognition
when their B-29 weather observa
tion plane crashed and burst into
flames on Shemya island at ths
tip or the Aleutian islands Tups
day night'. Ten crewmen survived.
The plane crashed at the end
of a 10-hour weather flight over
tne Aleutians from Ladd field at
Fairbanks, Alaska. One of the
engines cut out as the pilot tried
to land in an overcast. The plane
stauea, plunged onto the runway
and caught lire.
Four persons were killed when
their Stinson plane crashed on a
flight from Coeur d'Alene to
Boise, Ida. The victims were Per
ry Davidson, his wife, Karleen,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Catron,
Eagle, Ida., parents of Mrs. Da
vidson. The crash occurred about
three miles north of Coeur d'
Alene.
Boys Camp Plan
Is Criticized
Salem, Sept. 29 P Former
Oregon Gov. Charles A. Sprague
today criticized the November
ballot proposal for acquisition of
the abandoned CCC camp at Timber,-
Ore., for a state boys' camp
ior delinquent youth.
1 i Sprague said the measure
passed in the 1947 legislature was
an example of a case in which
"sentiment got the better of
sound Judgment."
;The camp, Sprague pointed
out. Is 65 miles east of Woodburn
-t"too far from the nearest town
for recreation and in a rain belt
hot conducive to morale during
the rainy season."
"A camp of boys with a predis
position to devilment would ex
plode under such conditions,"
Sprague stated.
Hurricone Tides Whip Florida Coast"
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High sea tides, wind and rain lash Florida coast near Miami Beach, Fla., as a roaring hurricane moving
In from the Caribbean Sea hit the resort town. Storm-wise residents were holed "up and ready for the
buffeting when the hurricane hit.
Science at Work
Buffer Price
Down Two Cents
Portland, Sept. 29 (in Whole
salers cut the price of butter two
cents a pound today, following an
eastern trend.
At New York, butter dropped
10 cents per pound within a weak
to 66 cents for a new low this year.
The new Portland price was 75
cents, a reduction of six cents
within five days and 15 cents since
the February peak. ... ,
BABY SKUNKS GET BREAK
Boyd, Tex. (IB A mother cat
here turned nursemaid to three
little "stinkers" but they were all
friendly. They were a trio of
skunks whose mother was killed
when hit by a car.
Do This for
Head-Cold
Stuffiness!
Instantly the moment
you put a few drops
of Vlcks Va-tro-nol In
each nostril you'll feel
vmir (tnlri.stuffed noM
tart to open up and rive you wonder
ful relief from snlBy head-cold distress.
'Va-tt-n.nnl twtx no rut because It workt
Tight where trouble It. It relieves stuffy
congestion, and makes birthing easier.
Tf iud In time. Va-tro-nol helps pre
vent many colds from developing! Try
Itl Vlcics va-wo-noi nose jjiuiw,
By Paul F. Ellis
(United Frau Science Writer)
New York (IB Science Is being
Ignored in the battle to ease the
housing shortage, according to
Livingston W. Houston, president
of the Rensselaer Polytechnic in
stitute.
If there is blame lor the situa
tion, he believes, it should go to
the builders, designers, finance
agencies and, legislators but not to
the scientists.
Houston said the efforts of the
scientists to alleviate the shortage
have "largely been Ignored."
"In no other major industry is
the gap so wide between useful
findings on one side and their gen
eral application on the other," he
said..
Favors Central Agency
Houston believes there should
be a central agency to correlate
and disseminate the findings of
science which are applicable to
home building.
Houston said the American peo
ple "are ignorant of the possibili
ties lor good family me wnicn
have been opened for them."
He said scientific standards ef
fectively outline, minimum hous
ing requirements tor goon neaiin,
adequate family -space, light, prl
vacyc work, study and sleep.
Furthermore, he said that Dhvsl-
cal science has analyzed, structural
systems, has recorded tne
strength thermal value and fire
resistant qualities of all available
materials.
The desirable properties of
many, of these have been enor
mously : Improved and many
worthwhile -new synthetics pro.-
duced," he said. .
Also, the social sciences nave
shown that low-cost homes cannot
be produced in quantity without
mass production, ano mat mater
ials and their assemblies must bo
standardized. ...
Public Funds Usable
And for one more: Houston said
political science has found ways
"well within tne scope oi Amen
can democracy," for using public
law and public finance to alleviate
some of the distressing phases of
the housing crisis.
Yet, despite the advances, the
housing shortage continues, he
noted.
He charged that "monopolistic
control" of building skills by la
bor, the semi-monopolistic con
trol of building materials by in
dustry and high land value re
sulting from the "monopoly of na
ture" were the basic forces
blocking a broad program of
home building.
Bauxite Found
In Clackmas Area
Portland, Sept. 29 (IB A new
bauxite area of undetermined ex
tent has been found in Oregon,
the state department of geology
and mineral industries disclosed
today. ,
The area is about six miles
southeast of Estacada in Clacka
mas county. It extends for about
one mile on the southwest side
of the Clackamas river.
Samples studied by the depart
ment geologists showed different
characteristics from bauxite
found in Columbia and Washing
ton county areas of Oregon. The
department said samples indicat
ed the bauxite was too high in
silica content for economic use in
praducing alumina, but might be
of value for other purposes.
BANKS HIS BOSS
Fort Worth, Tex. (IB Fort
Worth s postmaster, J. Edwin Me
Kce, and his assistant superinten
dent, Ed Warren, Jr.. went to Na
tional Guard camp, where it was
major, warren and capt. McKec,
Bus Available
For Eugene Game
About six seats remain on the
special bus which will carry foot
ball lans to Eugene Tioay ior tne
game between the Lava Bears
and the Eugene eleven.
The bus will leave from the
Trallways depot at 2:30 p.m. and
return to Bend immediately fol
lowing the night game. Reserva
tions for the bus may be made by
calling James E. Brlnton at tele
phone 5b.
If your watch's
movement gets
wet see us AT
ONCE or it will
be entirely
ruined. Prompt
attention heve. .
will save It.
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WARNING to HUNTERS
The Wagon Trasl Ranches in Lapine
also known as Old Eaton Ranch and
Taylor place are, as posted, abso
lutely closed to any Anting or tres
passing. Any hunter caught within such
boundaries will be prosecuted with ex
treme severity.
REGIS T. DeMALEISSYE
Court Test Asked
On Comics Ban
New York, Sept. (IP) Phil
Keenan, president of the Associa
tion of Comics Magazine Publish
ers, Inc., announced today that the
organization would seek a court
test of the constitutionality of an
ordinance adopted last week by
the Los Angeles county board of
supervisors banning the sale of
comic magazines which feature
crime prominently.
Harry E. Schultz, executive di
rector of the association, will leave
Friday to retain California attor
neys in the case. .
"We shall seek the cooperation
of Los Angeles authorities to
bring the matter before the courts
as quickly as - possible," Keenan
said. . . .
He said that the ordinance af
fecting sale of the comic books in
Los Angeles county trespassed on
freedom of the press and violated
a March 29, 1948, decision of the
U. S. supreme court.
Former hp Area
Opened to Fishing
Washington, Sept. 29 (IB The
government announced today it is
opening to commercial fishing the
waters of former Japanese man
dated islands in the Pacific.
The Islands the Marshalls,
Carolines and the Mariannes
came under United States trustee
ship with United Nations approval
in July, 1946. Although their land
area, combined, is no greater than
the state of Delaware, the sur
rounding waters cover an area as
large as the continental .United
States. :
Announcing the new fishing pol
icy, the state department said
these waters contain "rich fishery
resources, particularly tuna." 1
The department said several
commercial fishing companies are
Interested in starting fishing oper
ations immediately. It said a fish
ing industry may be built up In
that area which eventually will
pay "a considerable part" of ad
ministering the territory.
Fishing opportunities will be
open to fishermen of all nations
on an equal footing, the depart
ment said. But the trusteeship
commissioner will be empowered
to exclude lishlng enterprises for
reasons of security. He also will
keep strict control over fishing
operations to safeguard the wel
fare ol the island natives, the de
partment said.
Australia is planning to manu
facture sulfuric acid, an essential
in many industrial processes,
from the large quantities of py-
rite In Queensland. ' .
BETTER OEALTni
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Oattrli Ulcer
Trailed without Kaavtkl
Wrtte or ceil for fSE
Booklet
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Df . G. I. DEAN CLINIC
Mysfcfm mad tram
M. K. Corner 1. Bumetd. vtA Qrmd A rem
McphoM Met 3818, Portlud liT Oreaoa
Alaska now has its first dial
telephone system.
HUNTERS
AND
all the rest of you people
You don't have to
HUNT for good food!
If you . ,
. tat at the
ELK HORN
CAFE
1115 So. 3rd on So. Highway
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT!
NOTICE OF HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the hearing upon the Final
Account of Bessie Bice, Adminis
tratrix . of the estate of L. H.
Bice, sometimes known as Lewis
H. Bice, deceased, filed herein,
will be held in the Courthouse In
the County Courtroom in Bend,
Oregon, at the hour of two
o'clock In the afternoon of Mon
day, the 11th day of October, 1948,
and all persons interested in said
estate are notified to appear at
said timevand place and show
cause, if any they have, why said
Final Account should not be ap
proved, the estate settled and
closed, and the administratrix
discharged. i :
DATED and first published
this 8th day of September, 1948.
BESSIE BICE, Administratrix.
; ' . 79-85-91-97-C
SNOWBALL GOES SOUTH
Fort Worth, Tex. (IW The
postman didn't belive.it when he
delivered a package with the
word "snowball" on it to Mrs. Ed
na Galloway here in weather of
103 degrees. But it was. It was
packed in dry ice and came from
a friend of Mrs. Galloway's on va
cation in Colorado.
See'
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SERGEANT NOW A MAJOR
: Fort Worth, Tex. IB TSgt.
Thomas W. Brown turned in his
uniform, received his air force
discharge, stepped across the hall
and was sworn into the army as
a major. He held that rank in the
organized reserves and was noti
fied shortly before his air force
discharge of his acceptance for
duty.
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