JFRPAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE 1
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fooad to Order
IwV Locomotives
Seattle, Oct. 1 W-i-Gieat North
ern railway officials today said
the organization's board of direc
tors had authorized expenditure
of $13,510,000 for new diesel elec
tric Vomotives and freight cars.
Tts brings to $27,000,000 the
expr ditures authorized thl year
lor i w equlpfnent.
To new locomotives include
Jwo.,000 horsepower for freight
servi , 10 of 1,500 horsepower
. ami 12 of 1,000 horsepower for
switching duty.
;.!. The new expenditure also calls
for 100 covered hopper cars, 500
gondolas and construction of
1,000 gteel box cars. .
Att-are for 1949 delivery, offi
ciate (aid.
''A previously-authorized lot of
500. tor the Great Northern and
' another 500 for the Spokane,
Portland and Seattle railway, a
- subsidiary, will be built in the
. . .fjrst quarter of 1949. ,
:$ ' "
Union Leader
Hit, Paralyzed
owl rcuiu,T-ai,, oci, l iiri max
L, Leavelle, 20, member of the
, siruung inaepenaeni Marine ire-
. men's union, was found half para
. lyMd In his hotel room yesterday.
. -. Officers said severe blows about
:the head may have produced a
- stroke. Leavelle's left side was
. paralyzed. He had registered at
. : the hotel the day marine engin-v-
eert walked off their ships.
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Shipbuilding Is
Asked for Coast
. Washington, Oct. 1 aft The
AFL metal trades department
urged today that the government
award a greater share of Its new
ship construction to Pacific coast
yards.
The department's monthly bul
letin said the navy and maritime
commission are also slighting
yards on the Great lakes, gulf
and south Atlantic coasts.
Noting that large-sized con
tracts have been let out recently
to builders aiong the north At
lantic coast, the AFL said this
"astounding concentration" of
ship construction is "cause for
alarm." It urged a "more equit
able" distribution of contracts
"so that the west coast shipyards
and other areas will receive their
full shate.
Two Adult Art
Courses Planned
Miss Joan Sutherland, full-time
art teacher provided by the adult
education program of the Oregon
state system of higher education,
Is being brought to Central Ore
gon to teach two courses in art,
with classes four nights a week.
She will teach in Redmond Mon
day evening, Tuesday and Thurs
day In Bend, and Wednesday in
Prineville.
The Bend class beginning Tues
day, October 5, will include train
ing in ceramic designs, clays and
glazes. The Thursday class, be
ginning October 7, offers instruc
tion In the media of oil, water
color and pen and Ink.
Each course includes 10 les
sons, and two hours college credit
is offered for each. Any Central
Oregon resident will be welcome
to enroll, it has been announced.
The fee is $7.50 for each course.
Both beginners and more expert
students were urged to attend.
Many Attending
Game at Eugene
A large crowd of football fans
followed the Lava Bears to .Eu
gene this afternoon for this eve
ning's Big Six conference game.
The team left by bus shortly
after noon and will return this
evening after the game.
Two busloads of high school
students, a chartered bus filled
with townspeople, and a number
of private cars made the trip to
the game.
A broadcast of the game is
scheduled over station KBND this
evening at 10:15 p. m.
A considerable deposit of ilme
nite has been discovered In Czech
oslovakia, it is reported; this min
eral is an important source of
titanium oxide used as white pig
ment in paint.
Always in
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Guests at Bent Creek Ranch, Asheville, N.C., have no trouble with
the game warden. This life-sized imitation deer slides along a rope
.providing archers with a realistic target lor year-round sport.
Raw Materials
Survey Planned N
Appointment of Carl A. John
son, Bend, as Central Oregon area
representative on the raw mater
ials survey organization, covering
all this state and southern Wash
ington, has been announced from
Portland. Johnson, who has been
closely in touch with the develop
ment of the mldstate area over a
long period of years, is president
of thfe Consumers Gas corpora
tion, Bend, and vice-president of
the Central Oregon Hospitals
foundation.
Primary purpose of the two
state organization, with headquar
ters in Portland, is to assist with
the development of new indus
tries in the northwest. The raw
materials survey leaders are to
make a complete check of poten
tial resources, and consider plans
for the development of these re
sources. A. O. Bartell, Portland, is man
aging engineer and Thomas M.
Robins, forme'rly chief 'of the
army engineers in the Portland
district, is chairman of the board.
Board members represent various
parts of the region covered by the
survey.
Johnson received formal notifi
cation of his appointment to the
board yesterday evening.
Brannan Backs
Price Support
Chicago, Oct. 1 OP) Agricul
ture secretary Charles F. Bran
nan denied today that the govern
ment price support program is
"responsible .for the high cost of
food."
He blamed high food prices on
"abnormally high" demand, the
public's taste for more "expensive
foods," and "increased food mar
keting charges."
Brannan told the Grain and
Feed Dealers National association
that price supports are being
blamed unfairly by some for
keeping food costs up.
ANNOUNCEMENT
We proudly announce the pur
chase of the GRAND CHAM
PION STEER of the 4-H Show
In conjunction with the 1948
Oregon State Fair held In Salem,
Oregon.
The champion was a thor
oughbred Heifer raised by
Roger Ball, Grass Valley,
Oregon, Sherman Valley
4 II Club.
Weight 1018 lbs.
Age 18 months
Purchased, processed
and graded' "Swift's
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Ouster of Reds
U. S. Problem
New Brunswick, N. J.,' Oct. 1
Oft Gov. Earl Warren told a pre
dominantly student audience to
day that the American people are
faced with the problem of getting
communists out of the Truman
administration.
"We cannot blow hot and cold
on the Issue of communism,"
Warren said. "We must stand
fast against what communism
stands for and what it wishes to
do in the United States.
"With the Truman administra
tion it is a question of putting
out the reds they have already
put in. What the American peo
ple want today is an administra
tion which would never havB put
them there in the first place."
Committee Calls
Four Witnesses
Milwaukee, Oct. 1 A one-man
house un-American activities sub
committee today secretly ques
tioned four "important" witness
es to try to piece together some
of the missing links in the con
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Truman Ending
18-State Swing
En Route witli President Tru
man, Oct. 1 ari..-V'ifsident Tru
man headed for home through
Kentucky and West Virginia to
day, confident that his exhaustive
ISstate swing hud garnered a
lot of votes.
The president was making a
strong finish to his big tour. He
scheduled 15 speeches today,
winding up with a major address
at Charleston, W. Va., tonight. He
returns to the White House to
morrow morning.
In his big talk at Louisville, Ky.,
lastnight, Truman put in a stout
plug for his Kentucky running
mate, Sen. Alben W. Barkley, and
then berated the republicans and
the National Association of Manu
facturers for using "vicious . . .
tommyrot" to wreck his anti-inflation
plan.
He charged that "the reason the
NAM set out to destroy price con
trol was that, in their greed, the
leaders of big business wanted to
make higher profits." He accus
ed the republican party of "carry
ing out" NAM policies in refusing
to adopt his recommendations for
price control.
"In 1946," he said, "the NAM
set out ori a well-planned and
well-financed campaign to destroy
price controls, and in one year
the organization spent $3,000,000
for this purpose."
He denied that business suffer
ed under price control and ra
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