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PAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BENDrOftBGON"i ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1948 Rent Chief May Ask U.S, Congress For New Controls Washingtoif; Nov. 9 ilB Rant director 'lighe E. Woods said to day he will ask the new congress noi oniy io extend Dut to strength' en me rent control law. ..-. "The shortage of rental hous ing ,is more serious today, espe clally In the smaller communities, than it was a year ago," Woods lorn tne united Press Jn an inter view. He said he will ask congress to extend the rent law for 12 months past its present expiration date, March 31, and to close what he considers three big loopholes in me present act. In addition he probably will propose that congress give him new authority to restore controls, or Impose them for the first time, in areas that may be boomed by new aeiense activity. Changes Sought , Here are the major changes he win asK in tne present law: 1. Eviction controls Restore federal control over evictions.. Now evictions are left to local courts. The result, woods said, is a serious black market in rents. 2. Treble damages Give the rent director power to sue rent violators for three times their overcharge. Now only the tenant can bring such suits. This means that landlords usually get off with simple repayment of the overcharge. 3. Criminal sanctions Provide jail terms annd fines for convict ed violators. This would give the rent director weapons to back up his orders. Now he has no such weapons. - Woods believes the new demo cratic congress will receive his proposals cordially. Capitol sourc es supported this belief. Some pro-New Deal senators were re ported pressing for an extension of two years rather than 12 , months. Situation Worse ! Far from being licked, the rent al housing shortage has gotten worse, Woods said. - i "This is due to the fact that new families are being created faster than new living units, plus the fact that many new units are priced out of reach of the aver age family," Woods explained. , He said rents on new units which are free of control now range from $90 to $125 for small apartments. - Prices for small houses run from $9,000 to $12,000, he said. "This is more than the average family can pay," he said. - An extension 'Of rent controls was one of President Truman's campaign pledges. He is expected to recommend it promptly to the 81'st congress. Organized real estate Interests have opposed an other extension. ' i OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIAMS .' fg-THE TIGHTER I WRAP NOLI COULD JggJ THEM AROUWP, THE 1 CHANGE TWICE ) BIGGER THEy GET" I A WEEK, BUT ;-g.TILL By SATURDAY I YOU DOM'T LIKE ) HAVE TO WALK LIKE , I THAT NEW J I A SAILOR TO GET J -y ITCH " ? . V ONE ANKLE PAST f ' BORN THIRTY KJQfirjm. Voice of f RMH ' 1340 Central Oregon mmm IV I Al mm " . Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON TH1 Baseball Hero's Doctor Dies, Victim of Pancreas Cancer PARKING FINES PAID . . !. Overtime parking fines have been paid by the following, ac cording to city, police records: Fred Baer. Redmond; J. R. How ard, Prineville; ; Syjvla Jantzer, Frank Bonham and Halbrook Motors, Bend. . ; M i Ifa JACK 5 i'i In the : CORNER - .w By JACK HALBROOK Seems that Bret Harto once wrote, "That for ways that are dark . . . the heathen Chi nee Is peculiar." And the Name applies to diplomacy with a heavy brush. Right now the top statesmen of the democ racies are trying to figure out how o treat Dictator Franco of Spain. Obviously, Franco Is no ruler of a democratic coun try, yet the position of Spain is as Important, as (he bottom nan in a balancing act. He's a key man in the Mediterranean. We can't agree with his po'l cies, and we can't ignore Ills strategic Mltlon. Is It any wonder that diplomats wear a worried look under those top hats in the ncwsrecls? A week ago today everyone except the Republicans hud that same worried look. Today, although they took such a ter rific, licking, everyone goes along as usual. Which goes to prove that al though we may not agree among ourselves on the details we are u 1 1 e definitely agreed that our way of life Is most tolerable. .lust try to imagine living under any other kind of gov ernment. A Memphis woman has a dog that likes frozen popsicles. With all the hot dogs in the football stadiums these days, guess a cold dog Just had to show up! As long as we're on , cold facts, you should know that the. finest service In town is to he had at HALBROOK MOTORS, Minnesota & Bond. Don't let worn parts ruin the efficiency of your car. Replace them now before breakdowns cause major repair Jobs. See our complete line of Mercury and Ford parts and accessor New York, Nov. 9 IP Cancer, the disease that killed Babe Ruth, has taken the baseball hero's doc tor. As in the case of Ruth, the diag nosis of cancer in Dr. Hlppolyte M. Werthelm. 50. .came too late. It was disclosed today. Dr. Wer thelm died of cancer of the pan creas, the same type that killed tormer Mayor jtioraio h. la Guardia. It was Dr. Werthelm, a neuro surgeon, who performed the first operation on Babe Ruth in Janu ary, 1947. At that time it was an exploratory operation, and a pre liminary diagnosis of cancer was made, but it was not confirmed until rqpnths later. In the mean time Ruth's condition improved, but when the Babe suffered a setback months later his condi tion became steadily worse. , All the while Dr. Werthelm. who did not specialize in cancer, watched the progress of his for mer patient. Then last January the doctor himself became ill and underwent an exploratory opera tion. The diagnosis was indefin ite, and Dr. Werthelm returned to duty at French hospital the hospital where he had operated on Babe Ruth the first time. , Several weeks later, Dr. Wer thelm. became ill again and on his own volition entered a Bos ton hospital for a check-up. In June his disease was definitely Jlagnosed as cancer. As in the case of3abe Ruth Dr. Werthelm never was kold he had cancer, but his friends today said 'they felt sure he knew ft. In Dr. Wertheim's case the can cer had spread ttotn the pan creas to other parts of his body, a condition which usually is 100 per cent fatal. In the case of Babe Ruth the cancer had spread from the naso-pharynx. Medical men pointed out that early diagnosis and proper treat ment might have saved both Ruth and his doctor. Jet Helicopter ' Passes F,irst Test St. Louis iU' A ram-jet hell- copter, developed by- the McDon nell Aircraft Co., proved success ful in its first public flight tests here. ' The small plane, which looks like a flying motorcycle, has a total span of lMi feet and weighs only 310 pounds. Said to be ideal for low altitude reconnalsance, "Little Henry" banks and turns easily, flys back ward and can hover at various elevations for more than half an hour. Company engineers said the plane .operates on any kind of gasoline and will even fly on kero sene. It consists of a two-blade rotor, two tip ram-jets, a small rudder and an open steel structure sup porting the pilot, fuel tanks and controls. . . ' Bulletin Classifieds brinfi resnfoV A-n rot- WITH mm mu. mm mm. f KdNU TONIGHTS PROGRAM 00 Relax With Rhythm 10 Remember When :15 Chandu the Magician ' 30 captain Ml anight :45 Tom Mix :00 Gabriel Heatter :15 Fashion Time . :30 Riders of the Purple Sage 40 uinner music 50-,Great Moments in Snorts 55 Bill Henry News 00 Count of Monte Cristd . 30 The Thin Man 00 Melodic Moods 30 Mvsterlous Traveler 53 Club Come 00 News 15 Fleetwood Lawton 30 Skyline Platter Party 45 Here's to Veterans 00 Fulton Lewis 15 Salon Serenade 30 Al Wallace 45 News 00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10 6:00 Variety Show , 6:30 Sunrise Salute' ' 6:45 Farm, Reporter . s 7:00 News 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:30 Morning Melodies 7:40 News 7:45 Morning Roundup 8:00 Shoe Time 8:15 Victor H. Llndlahr 8:30 News 8 : 45 Breakfast Time 9:00 News . 9:15 Gospel Singer 9:30 World News . ' 9:35 Novelettes 9:40 Women's Digest 9:45 Kate Smith Sings 10:00 Ladies First 10:30-rQueen for a Day . 11:00 Man About Town 11:05 Tune Time 11:10 News ' ' ' 11:15 Meet the Band 11:25 Lullaby Lane 11:30 By Popular Demand 11:45 Bulletin Board 11:50 Alrlane Trio 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:05 Today's Classifieds 12:10 Noontime Melodies 12:15 Sport Yarns 12:20 Noontime Melodies 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour l.-00-rNews of Prineville ; 2:0O-To be Announced 3:15 (Jewelry Auction i 1:30 JRadlo Devotions ' 3 C Wednesday Friday Saturday In order to make room for our . NEW 1949 line of Style Perfect Patterns We are sacrificing over 125 current patterns NOW IN STOCK! BUY 1 SINGLE ROLL AT REGULAR PRICE GET 2nd SINGLE ROLL FOR JUST 1 CENT! Come early and buy present and future require ments at these tremendous savings. All sales final with no returns or exchanges allowed, on any sale item. These are Close Outs. FREE! While They Last Odd Bolts of Wallpaper With Each Room-Lot Order DON'T MISS THIS SALE! WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY 135 Oregon Ave., Bend ' Thono 81 YOUR LOCAL PAINT SERVICE CENTER 2:45 Concert Orchestra 3:00 According to the Record 3:15 Frank Hemingway 3:30-Passlrig Parade J:15 Northwest Naws -3:50 Music. - . .i:55 central Oregon News 1:00 Fulton Lewis 4:15 Buenos. Aires 4:30 Modern Melodies 5:00 Relax With Rhythm 5:16 Remember When 5:19 Chandu the Magician 5:30 Captain Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix ' 6:00 Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Fashion Time 6:30 Sons of the Pioneers 6:45 Music 6:55 Bill Henry News 7:00 What's the Name of That Song 7:30 Melodic Moods 7:55 Hy Gardner Says 8:00 American Forum of the ' Air 8:30 Family Theater 8:55 Club Corner 9:00 News , , 8:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Skyline Platter Party 10:00 Fulton Lewis . 10:15 Salon Serenade 10:30 Ai Wallace 10:45 News ll:00-Sign Off Lambs infected with stomach worms, scab mites and ticks are sapped of their energy and will not make the best use of their feed until they are cured of the parasites. - Promptly renews coughs of TIGIITICHO CHEST COLDS Milk Producers Open Meeting Portland, Nov. 9 (IPi Secretary Charles W. Holman, Washington, D. C, said today the National Cooperative Milk Producers as sociation will take action during its 32nd annual convention against the manufacture of yel low colored oleomargarine. The convention 'opened here this morning following an ad dress by Portland's Mayor Earl Riley. Routine committee meet ings and registration mainly oc cupied delegates who scheduled main sessions for tomorrow and Thursday. Holman said the convention would be a focal point for discus sion of the butter-oleomargarine question. "We'll probably take action to ban yellow colored margarine," he said. COUNTERFEIT FUN St. Louis ipi Secret service man hom nicked ud five men who had counterfeit $5 bills in their possession. The agents saia umi . f Ua man n l-VC.I I-U1U printer named Edward A. Jacoby, said he made tne oius "iur iun. ELECTRIC GUITARS HAWAIIAN and SPANISH We can make an electric guitar out of your guitar, iee us tor prices. PIANO ACCORDIONS All Sizes Sold On Easy Payment Plan or You May Rent One. 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