MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
College Dean Lays
Teacher Shortage
To Lack of Leisure
Tallahassee, Fla. ill') A Florida
educator asserts that elementary
teachers need more time during
the school day to "relax, drink a
coke, smoke a cigarette or gossip
with other teachers."
Dr. J. C. Peel, Dean at Florida
Southern college, says the teacher
in the lower grades "has children
under foot or in her hair from
8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. five days a
week."
The lack of free time, he says,
is directly responsible for the
shortage of instructors in schools
ull over the country. He thinks
something should be done to at
tract more teachers to the elemen
tary schools.
"it is Impossible to do good high
school or college work on a base
of ineffective education in the
lower grades," Dr. Peel declared
in an article written for the Flor
ida School Director.
"The greatest dlsadvnntn An nf
f elementary teaching is that the
J teacher is allowed no time during
p a school day in which she can be
away irom ine cniiaren," he
writes.
This, says Dr. Peel, is the aver
age day of an elementary teacher,
outside of conducting her classes:
She must be at school 30 min
utes early so the children won't
get into trouble by beating her to
the gun. Two or three times a
day she must have "tip-toe" re
cess, personally supervised, to
train in proper habits.
At recess, the teacher must take
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1948
British Reported
Assisting Arabs
Tel Aviv, Nov. 8 Ul'i Israel gov
ernment sources said today that
the Jewish state has "documen
tary evidence" proving that the
British have been and still are
shipping arms to the Arab forces.
This evidonne
sources said, that two cargoes in-
tluu"'B uucrau, tanks and a
large number of guns now are en
route from British bases in Libya
to Amman, capital of Trans-Jordan.
The Israeli nhnrooc uum
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as informed sources predicted
umi israeii roreign minister
Moshe Shertok will inform the
United Nations that "practical dif
ficulties" stand in the way of Is
raeli withdrawal from the Negev
r oi souinern Palestine.
Meichus Beetle
Found in Oregon
'Portland, Ore., Nov. 8 ilF A
Portland pantry full of meichus
was found yesterday the first in
Oregon.
The moth, the terrnp nt .innnn.
ese rice paddies, was the first re
ported in Oregon by Paul E. Butz
laff who found them in a kitchen
cupooard.
The meichu Is the object of
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to protect rice on Japan's Shikoku
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part in the games or at least
referee. At noon, she sits at the
table with the kids to see that
they eat a well-balanced meal, say
the blessing and exhibit good
manners. Of course, she must
first inspect hands and faces for
dirt.
After school, the elmentary
teacher still can't leave her charg
es. She must be sure they cross
the street safely and load into the
scnool bus. I hen comes discus
sion of their work with the par
ents. "Sometimes," he says,
"such a conference is actually
more trying on the teacher than
the entire work of the school day."
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Cigarets Traded
For Europe Furs
Colorado Springs, Colo., Nov. 8
iUl An air force sergeant and his
wife told police today that they
swapped 1,500 cartons of Ameri
can cigarets in Vienna for the es
timated S100.000 worth of fine
furs, furniture and jewelry found
in their modest bungalow here.
Master sergeant Wiley Clyde
Walters, 40, a veteran of 15 years
in the army, and his wife Miriam,
42, were held for investigation.
Police said federal agents prob
ably would want to investigate
the possibility that the couple
evaded payment of import duties
on the valuables obtained in the
European black miirket.
Among the treasure crammed
Into their house were crates of
ivory and silver figurines, an
tiques, valuable paintings in gold
frames, fox fur sets, a quantity
of narcotics and a grand piano.
Taken Into Custody
Walters and his wife were tak
en into custody Saturday night
after she aroused the suspicions
of a Jeweler to whom she tried
to sell an elaborate diamond
ring. Police chief I. D. Bruce said
Walters was "too drunk to be
questioned" when arrested.
Bruce estimated the value of
the loot to be at least $100,000
and possibly as high as $200,000,
but he said it would take an an
tique expert to determine the ex
act value of the'furniture and the
art objects. Unpacked crates of
goods filled two whole rooms, he
said.
Search Resumed
For Lost Bomber
Westover Field, Mass., Nov. 8
(lliSearch was resumed at dawn
today for a B-25 bomber missing
near Argentia, Newfoundland,
with six men aboard, including
an assistant to the secretary of
the army.
Air force and navy planes took
off at daybreak from Argentia in
perfect weather to renew their
search for the missing craft, last
heard from at 3:31 p.m. (EST)
Friday.
The men aboard the missing
bomber, which was on a flight
from Boiling field, Washington,
D.C., to Argentia, Included: Lt.
Col. Eugene S. Hicker, 47, Seattle,
Wash., an assistant to Secretary
of army Kennth Royall.
ICE CAKES SNARL TRAFFIC
Belleville, N. Y. Ml') Sixty
blocks of Ice, each weighing 200
pounds, broke through the door
of a trailer truck and slid into the
street, tying up traffic for an
hour.
HE SKINNED 'EM
BAD ACTOR You don't be
lieve In death-bed conversions?
Well God does. Take old Beck
Sklnnum, richest and meanest
limn in town. lie stood God off
all his life and then broke down
on his death-bed.
God would not side with Reek's
sins but out of love for him, God
nut Heck's sins on Christ who
died for him. Beek believed God
that the debt was paid. He reach
ed out and possessed Christ as
the Son of God who died for him
and that God gave him eternal
life.
Yes, Beek was the richest man
in town but he died with greater
riches than his gold. He had god's
gift of eternal life. It takes us
back to Christ's word o he riv
ing thief on the cross TODAY
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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
Train Derailed,
Blaze Follows
Kansas City, Mo Nov. 8 UB
A spectacular fire raged in Dod
son, Mo., at the south city limits
of Kansas City following the de
railment of a Missouri Pacific
freight train today.
The train Included five gasoline
cars and two oil cars and one of
the gasoline cars immediately
burst into flames after the derail
ment. No one was injured, authorities
at the scene said.
Hitch-Hike Killer
Is Electrocuted
Bellefonte, Pa.. Nov. 8 (IBDan
iel P. Taranow, 23, of New York,
a bridegroom of GO hours, died
smiling and joking in the electric
chair at Rockvlew penitentiary
today for the hitch hike slaying of
a motorist.
"Make this strap tighter, will
you?" was Taranow's last com
ment as he sat in the electric
chair flexing liis right arm and
waiting for the charge. It came
at 12:3314 a.m. He was pro
nounced dead two minutes later.
Taranow was executed for the
confessed slaying of Francis De
von. 23, a motorist who gave him
a ride. The slaving occurred near
Media. Pa., July 9, 1947.
Permitted to Murry
Taranow was permitted to
marry auburn-haired Stella Nolo
of Brooklyn last Friday to give a
name to their nine-month-old
daughter. The ceremony brief
and joyless was performed in
the office of Warden Earl H. Al
len at Broadmeadow prison farm.
The two were allowed to hold
hands for several hours before the
youth was returned to his cell to
await execution.
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Iron lung.
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Crash of 2 Cars
Kills Two Persons
Portland, Ore., Nov. 8 F A
two-ear craek-up killed two and
injured three others yesterday.
Dead were: Paul M. Neilson, 38,
Portland, and James Robert Hill,
20, Oklahoma City, , each a pas
senger in clinerent cars. ,
Attendants at Providence hospi
tal said Alfred Angelo Dodaro,
36, driver: his wife, Mabel, 38; and
Vincent W. Brown, 23, the other
driver, were in "serious condi
tion." All were Portland residents.
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SUFFERS SLIGHT INJURIES
Peter Osborne, 29, of Bend, suf
fered minor scratches and bruises
when he was reportedly struck
Saturday afternoon on Bond
street by a car driven by Mrs.
Rena Matson, of Bend.
Osborne was crossing Bond
street eastward from the Wal
dorf. He was taken to St. Charles
hospital, but was discharged after
an examination revealed no ser
ious injuries.
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Tom Dewey
In Arizona
For Vacation
Tucson, Ariz., Nov. 8 Ul'iGov.
Thomas E. Dewey vacationed to
day in tills warm desert city after
his second unsuccessful bid for
the United States presidency.
An enthusiastic crowd of 5,000
persons swarmed around when he
stopped out of a plane yesterday
at Tucson municipal airport.
"I am happy to be here, and
astounded at the welcome," Dew
ey told the crowd.
The New York governor then
got into an automobile for a 14
mile parade, with police escort,
to El Conquistador hotel.
He is accompanied by his wife
and two sons. Financier Roger
Straus and his wife, and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl T. Hogan and their son.
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Road Conditions
Generally Good
Salem, Ore., Nov. 8 ilPi lee and
snow continued to slow traffic on
some mountain routes but gener
ally road conditions in Oregon
were normal today.
The state highway commission
reported seven inches of snow-at
Government camp on the Mt.
Hood loop and icy spots between
Twin Bridges on the loop anil
Bear Springs on the Waplnitla
highway.
Road crews were sanding spots
of packed snow on Santiam pass
wiille conditions on the Willam
ette, The Dalles-California, Green
Springs, Klamath Falls-Lakeview
and north Santiam highways
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