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THE BEND BULLETIN", BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY, MARCH 1,1949
US Fleet Returns
From Maneuvers
In Cold Weather
San Francisco, Mar. 1 ttW
.. More than 20,000 Bailors from 40
ships of the navy's first task fleet
made liberty here Saturday after
a montn of "minor cold weather
, '. exercises" in the frigid gulf of
Alaska.
The vessels, which arrived here
yesterday, ranged In size from
the aircraft carrier U. S. S. Box
. er down to small landing craft
with vice Adm. Gerald F. Bogan
commanding the operation from
tne aircrait tender u. s. s. curt
iss.
Bogan said the purpose of "op
eration M1COWEX" was to test
the capabilities of equipment in
sub-arctic conditions, it was simp
ly a trainlntr exercKe, lie said
"During' the last war we had
a warm weather navy. We had a
- lot to learn about Alaskan con
ditlons, he explained.
"Within the limitations of the
force, the results were reason
ably successful."
Problems Exnhtlned
. Bogan explained that the worst
: problem facing his group was
the weather, which was unpre
dictable and varied. Flexibility of
operations Is essential, lie said,
, rather than operations set to oc
cur at a specific time.
. "We learned to wait for the
weather, not to buck It,' he said
The admiral also said that he
was particularly pleased with
the unity shown by the army
anu navy under operational con
ditions. Bogan added that the North
American FJ-1 jet fighters and
the navy's underwater demolition
equipment performed in a satis
factory manner in the cold.
'-'One of the major problems en
countered was the clearing of ice
from carrier flight decks, he said.
The possibility of Installing steam
pipes under the flight deck, one
of the cufes suggested, does 'not
' seem practical, he added.
Bogan said rock salt, hot salt
water and steam all were used
with some success.
Idaho Filibuster , .:
Resumed in House
Boise, Mar. 1 iiPiRep, Howard
, Stodghill, D., Lincoln, Monday
. resumed his one-man filibuster In
the Idaho house of rcpresenta
tives, again bringing Important le
; gislative business to a halt.
Stodghill, arch-foe of school Ye-
organization, announced his in
tention to continue his delaying
tactics at the start of Monday
mornings session. He had just
returned to the capitot after a
- week end of consultations with
constituents In his home county.
His action, similar to that which
tied the lawmaking bodies Into
knots last week, came as the legis
lature went into its final week
with a big work-load facing it.
Entertainment Follows Anniversary Meeting
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A program highlighted the anniversary meeting of four Eastern Star chapters, last night at the Ma
sonic temple In Bend. Mrs. Milt Odem and Mrs. J. V. Jones, of Redmond (front row) and Mrs. John
H. Bprnjng, Redmond, (back left) took part in a skit entitled "A Crying Shame." At right in the back
v are W. K. cook and Mrs. Lena uicnaruson, oi mauras, wno entertained wim a uiaiogue enuuea
"If I Can He By Her."
Redmond
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BIr. and Mrs, Ralph K. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Park O. Fleming
Owners and Managers
Redmond, Mar. 1 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thompson
left for Portland Thursday night.
They returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sanford
and son have returned from visit
ing relatives in Stockton, Calif.
Camp Fire girls collected polio
contributions last Friday and Sat
urday nights outside the Mayfair
and Odem theaters. .
L. W. Franks and Wade Short
attended a dealer preview of the
Dodge cars in Portland last week.
Friday, Feb. 25, the Dodge was
publicly displayed In the show
room of Franks Motor company.
Mr. and Mrs. Verdo Fairchlld
have purchased the Dunbar house
on the McKenzie highway.
Mrs. Gene King and children
will come here from Pendleton
Monday. King recently purchas
ed the Verdo Fairchlld home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Green,
Frank McMullen and Jack Mc-
Caffery attended the first annual
Prlnevlllo FFA parent and son
banquet last Wednesday.
Tull Brothers are in charge of
redecorating the room in the Red
mond hotel to be used as Red
mond's radio studio.
Alvin II. Barnard of Portland
Is consulting engineer for the Red
mond radio station. Barnard at
tended the Redmond chamber of
commerce meeting last Tuesday.
Elizabeth Bentley,' exposer of
red spy activities, sponsored by
the American Legion, will speak
at the Redmond high school gym
nasium at 8 p.m. Thursday,
March 3.
Dedication of the John Tuck
grade school and grade gymna
sium took place Monday, Febru
ary 28. Dr. Rex Putnam, state
superintendent of public Instruc
tion, gave the address.
A training program for nil
Camp Fire and Blue Bird guard-
tans m Deschutes county was hold
in the music room of the John
Tuck school Saturday. Mrs. Jack
Elliott. Mis. George Simervllle.
Mrs. Hurry Slv. Ms. William Ol
son, Mrs. Joe Elder, Mrs. Gordon
Wilcox, Mrs. Wesley Baker and
Miss Jeannle Stauffacher acted as
leaders.
Redmond firemen will have
charge of Issuing cards and tags
required by city ordinance for
every bicycle useu within tne
city limits. Registration will be
gin March 1 In the fire hall, up
stairs in the city building.
F. L. club will assist the Theta
Rho girls at the Theta Rho dis
trict convention to be held in
Redmond, March 5.
Mrs. A. Davis will be hostess
to the F. L. club March 34 at
8 p.m. '
Miss Marilyn Elliott, who Is em
ployed In the office of Dant &
Russell In Portland, spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Elliott.
V.F.W. auxiliary will meet at
the club rooms March 3 at 8 p.m.,
for the purpose - o .nominating
officers. " k- ..-'.''i..
Mrs. H.'Hughitrwill entertain
the Women's Couicil of the Red
mond Church of Christ Friday,
March 4, at 2 p.m. Mrs. M. J.
Aldus will assist Mrs. Hughltt.
Regular players of the dupli
cate bridge series brought guests
to the Friday night session at
8 p'm. in the hotel banquet room.
Women of the Moose--heW an
initiation 'ceremony at the Moose
hall at 8 p.m. last Thursday. ,,
, Mr. nrjd'Mrs. Murrell ,Klng
were hosts to the Pinochle club
their home at a 7 o'clock dinner
Friday, Fobruary 25. -x
The Areme club' will., meet
March 8 at the home of Mrs. C. W.
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Carroll Acres
Carroll Acres, March 1 (Spe
cial) Mr. and Mrs. D. pllek
spent last Saturday evening at
the Elmer Anderson home. The
evening was spent playing pin
ochle and refi-eshments were
served at the close of the eve
ning. ,
Mrs. Ida Gordon, of Madras,
was a recent house-guest at the
Claude Wanichek Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marsch and
family spent Sunday evening at
the Bert Cook home celebrating
Miss Pauline Marsh's birthday an
niversary.
Mr. and Mrs. u K. Hattigan
and son.. Reggie, attended the
dinner last Monday evening for
the DeMolays and their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley C. Uarred
visited at the D, Esllck home Sun
day evening. Pinochle was played
and refreshments were served. .
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Nelson
and .children, May and Jlmmle,.
returned Wednesday from Mt.
Shasta, Calif. They attended the
golden wedding anniversary -eel-':
ebrated by Mrs. Nelson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Smith."
The Cub Scouts of pack-25 had.
their blue and gold banquet Mon
day evening, at the Pine Forest
grange hall. ' '
Mrs. Gladys Carroll, Mrs. W. E.
Dunn and Mrs. John Grlswold
spent Sunday visiting in Red
mond at the Dell Knowles home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout were
dinner guests last week at the
R. C. Colver home. '
Van Busklrk. Mrs. E. A. Parker
and Mrs. Pete Caffro will assist
Mrs. Van Busklrk.
Mrs. Gayle Bartel was hostess
to the Octagon club Monday at
7:45 p.m. dessert.
Redmond Garden club members
are making plans for a Juniper
Follies to be held later in the
spring. Mrs. Raymond Wise is in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Nina Owsley left Thursday
for La Grande where she had
been called by her mother's sick
ness. M. A. Lynch was a business
visitor In Portland last week.
Jerry Benson, Arthur Ladd, and
Richard Walters represented Sis
ters at the Central Oregon
Chamber of Commerce dinner
Tuesday night." . ' -
HEATING
FLOOR FURNACES
SHEET METAL WORK
Erickson's
Sheet Metal
Phone 1098
1434 Hill St.
Navy Flying Boat
Sets New Record
Alameda, Cal., Mar. 1 HPi The
navy claimed a new world's passenger-carrying
record , for its
huge flying boat Caroline Mars
Saturday after the ship flew from
San Diego to the air station here
with 222 persons aboard. '
The flight, made last night,
broke a record set several hours
earlier by the same plane, when
It carried 206 persons from Ala
meda to San Diego.
. Both hops surpassed a twenty-year-old
record set by the German
12-engined flying boat D-O-X. In
1929 the German Dornler took off
Lake Constance, Switzerland, with
159 passengers and a crew of ten.
A crew of four men handled the
four englned . i65,000-pound Mars
on yesterday's flights, which the
navy considered as "routine trans
fers 'of personnel.'' Officials-admitted,
however, that the flights
were made with the Idea of,break-ing-
the record, t;
At the controls on both flights
was Lt. Cmdn .Robert -Hunt.
Squadron Cmdr. James ' Lang
served as co-pilot. A radioman
and a fllght'engineer made up the
balance of the crew.
The flight from San Diego to
Alameda was made in two hours,
58 minutes rom takeoff to land
ing. : ,
Aluminum foil bonded to a
fiber glass backing is the mater
ial used in a new fire-fighting
suit for firemen; the aluminum
gives high heat reflection.
Wheat Growers
Selling '48 Crop
Portland,- March 1 IB Grain
trade sources said today north
west wheat growers apparently
are following the advice of Ore
gon State enjlege extension spe
cialists to sell 1948 crop wheat to
make storage space -for the 1949
grain.
Trade sources Indicated that
the Portland office of the com
modity credit corporation' pur
chased approximately $4,000,000
bushels of northwest wheat for
export shipment within the next
60 days. This is a record high as
far as the local CCC office is con-
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Manchester, O. nil The oldest
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Massie in 1791, has been sold to
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