FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1948
PAGE TEN
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Hold Session
A regular meeting of the local
. Officers Reserve composite group
was held in the assembly room at
the court house Wednesday eve
ning with Robert Mannhelmer
giving instruction on "Enemy
, Capabilities and Estimate of the
Situation."
Prior to the instruction period,
Fred Paine, president of the Bend
Toastmastors club, gave a report
on the functions and alms of the
Toastmasters club and discussed
the Importance of public speak
ins. .
Upon receipt of orders from
sixth army headquarters, the
local reserve officers group will
begin immediately a more intense
' plan of instruction and will hold
two instruction meetings each
month instead of the single meet
ing held each month since the or
ganizatlon of the group. Dee
Haines, commander of the group,
Indicated that In the future meet
ings would be held on the second
and lourth Wednesdays of each
month nt 7:30 p.m. All personnel
assigned to the group arc author
ized to attend these meetings, and
air force, naval and marine offi
cers and all reserve enlisted per
sonnel are invited to participate,
i Present at the meeting were
Col. Franks from the Portland re
serve officers headquarters and
Major ingernut,kinstructor irom
Medford. Both visiting officers
discussed the new reserve, offi
cers retirement plan passed by
congress, and answered questions
regarding reserve oixicers and fu
ture plans for reserve activities.
West Incomes
Above Average
San Francisco, Oct. 15 HP) In
comes in the far west, though ris
ing more slowly than elsewhere,
are at present well above the na
tional ayerage, the Federal Re
serve bank has reported.
Although incomes here in the
west were 31 per cent above those
in other sections in 1943, they
were only 20 per cent higher in
1946 and 15 per cent above other
sections last year, the bank re
ported. ,
It said that income tax pay
ments in the seven states Cali
fornia, Arizona, Idaho, Nevada,
Oregon, Washington and Utah
rose 17 per cent between 1944 and
1947 while they decreased 25 per
cent nationally. ,
Farm income this year will
probably be about the same as In
1947, in the seven states, approx
imately $3,900,000,000, the bank
reported.
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FBI Releases 'Russ Officer'
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John D Aforuo, San Diego newspaper reporter who donned a Russian
Army uniform to observe Joint Navy-Marine maneuvers at AUao
Canyon, Calif., Is shown as ho arrived at San Diego FBI headquar
ters for questioning. D'Afonso said he was testing security measures
taken at Allso Canyon. He was released after a sharp scolding from
Federal officials. -
Sewing Methods
Will Be Taught
Adult classes in fundamental
sewing methods will get under
way Tuesday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. in
the high school home economics
room, it was announced today
from the office of the city school
superintendent.
The course will be conducted by
Miss Dorothy Rydberg, high
school home economics instruc
tor. The first of the series will
consist of 10 lessons emphasizing
fundamental sewing methods.
This preliminary course will be
followed later by adult home
economic classes in tailoring and
advanced methods.
Previous experience In sewing
is not necessary, it was stressed.
Anyone interested In personal or
family sewing Is Invited to enroll.
There will be a small registration
fee. - -
LEAK EXPLAINED
Fargo, N. D. P A Fargo
woman called police to report a
DroKen water main was flooding
her basement. Before the water
department could send an Inspec
tor out she called again. "I found
the trouble," she said. "The gar
den hose was loft running along
side the house."
Elderly Woman
Shoots Husband
San Francisco, Oct. 15 (IPiMrs!
Jennie Daniels, 60, confessed yes
terday that She shot and killed
her 84.year-old husband because
he planned to leave her after 18
years of married life.
Mrs. Daniels said that after the
shooting she called an ambulance,
to take her to a hospital because
she was "terribly upset." When
she arrived at the hospital, she
told attendants, "I just shot my
husband." .
Hens, like other animals, need
water; about six gallons a day
are used by 100 laying hens.
EX-OIL CHIEF DIES
Rancho Santa Fe, Cal.,' Oct. 15
(U( Private funeral services wW
be held today in LSi Jolla for
Charles F. Meyer, 84, president
of the Standard Oil company of
New York from 1928 to 1931.
' Meyer died at his home here
yesterday leaving no survivors.
He was a, native of Boston and
joined the Standard Oil organiza
tion in 1836. He retired in 1931.
Yucca,' a plant of the southwest,
may be some day widely used to
produce fiber for rope.
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We Have Plenty of Steel
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and
WELDING
845 Harrlnuut Phone 1460-W
Bennett's Machine Shop
1114 Boosevelt Ave.
Phone 1138
BILL BENNETT.
Bend, Oregon
General Machine Work Heavy Machine Work
Gears Sprocket made to order
Crank Shaft Grinding
Motor Rebuilding Line Boring Cylinder Reboring
Crank Shaft Grinding in the Car
Eloctrlo and Acetylene Welding General Auto Repairs
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One of a series of advertisements discussing a topic of vital public interest.
Why Require Purchase of a Bottle?
LEGALIZE LIQUOR BY THE GLASS!
Let's quit kidding ourselves! Is it sensible to
encourage the purchase of unlimited quantities
of liquor by-tbe-bottle and at the same time have'
It illegal to purchase even so much as one drink
0f liquor by-tbe-glass?
Yet that is the situation in Oregon today.,',
a situation the Oregon Liquor Dispensing Licens
ing Act .(31 X YES!) is designed to correct by
making it legal to purchase liquor either by-tbe-bottle
In state liquor stores, as at present, or
. by-tbe-glass in stute-liccnsed and supervised
establishments.
For several months now, our state liquor stores
have been holding "bargain snlcs" announcing
attractive reductions in prices and encouraging
the public to buy more liquor by-tbe-bottle.
One commissioner stated recently that as t
result of this "merchandising" state liquor inven
tories had been reduced by some $2 million.
Figures for the year 1947 show that in per1
Capita liquor consumption, Oregon with its ex
clusively by-the-bottle system, consumed more
per capita than seven of the nine states which
Offer the public the choice of bottle or glass.
STATI
OREGON ..
Vermont . . .
Wyoming . ,
Maine
Michigan , , .
Idaho , . . . .
Ohio ......
Pennsylvania
1947 Kit CAPITA
nation CONSUMPTION
.1.62-Bottle only
. 1 .60 Bottle and Gla
. 1.58 Bottle and Glas
. 1.48 Bottle and Glass
. 1 .25 Bottle and Glatt
.1.1 8 Bottle and Glai
.1.1 2 Bottle and Glais
. 1 .08 Bottle and Gla
Liquor by-the-glass, as well as by the bottle, was
made available in our neighboring state of Idaho
on July 1, 1947. Consumption declined imme
diately. , -
Idaho pei ,.afm uquui consumption:
1946 (bottle only) 1.23
1947 (bottle and glass) .... LIS
Some people think that consumption will de
crease if you make liquor hard to get.
Actually, the harder a thing is to get, the
harder people will try to get it. During the war, ,
when liquor was scarce, did consumption de
crease? No, it increased! Here are the figures:
Decrease in Oregon Per Capita Liquor Con
sumption Since the War Years.
1945-1.77 ,1946-1.72 1947-1.62"
Let's have common-sense liquor regulations.
VOTE 314 X YES
liquor Dispensing licensing Act
WATCH THIS SPACB or additional advertisements m ibis series. Address
temmtnti or suggestion lo Knox Late Improvement Committee, 609 Deium
Building. Dean L. Ireland, Chairman, Oregon Stale Federation of Labor,
7. T. Man, Executive Secretary-Treasurer, SOS Labor Temple, Portland, Ore.
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ERMINE DYED SQUIRREL BELLY .$1 50.00
BEAVER DYED LAMB MOUTON '150.00
COCOA DYED SQUIRREL PAW ........
'195.00
paw '225.00
CARACUL ......... . ... J250.00
SABLE DYED SOUTHERN BACK MUSKRAT ........ $295.00
STONE MARTEN DYED NORTHERN FLANK MUSKRAT$325e00
MINK DYED NORTHERN BACK MUSKRAT $35000