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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THORSDAY, MAY 12,1949 PAGE SIX Red Federation Of Trade Unions Plans New Drive By Lyle C. Wilson (United Prats Staff Corrfflpondent) Washington, May 12 (U'l The anti-American world federation of trade unions, for which the late Sidney Hillman stood sponsor here, is organizing today another assault upon just about every thing this country holds dear. This Moscow-managed perform ance will take place publicly in Rome on June 29. On that date the world federation (WFTU) will hold its second world congress under the presidency of Guiseppe Di Vittorio, boss of the Italian general federation of labor. Watching. over the Italian's shoul der to see that all goes well will be WFTU's general secretary, Louis Saillant, a Frenchman who rarely is out of step with the com munist party line. Mohcow Inspired The WFTU is a Moscow device designed to obtain communist con trol over the world labor move ment and, ultimately, to establish its authority to the extent that it could pull world-wide strikes in any industry for political pur poses. It is a vital part of the com munisVi world revolutionary ma chinery. Pending the revolution and the time when it can girdle the world with a strike call, th WFTU has busied itself obstruct ing the foreign policy of the west ern powers and supporting the policies of Soviet Russia. Gullibility Shown With a gullibility which did not distinguish his operations in the feld of our own domestc politics, Hillman led the CK into the WFTU in October 1945 with loud cheers and expressions of confi dence. The American Federation of Labor tabbed the WFTU from the start as a communist front, and poorly disguised at that. So did some of the American press. But Hillman had his fling at try ing to cooperate with the commies and he died too soon to know that he had made a serious blunder. Last January under the leader ship of James B. Carey, the CIO pulled out of the WFTU, claiming Glen Vista Club (OPEN 6 NIGHTS A WEEK) A Pleasant Place to DINE DANCE Chef ANN ZUBAR'S famous cooking Mickey's Muslo RELAX S'2 Miles North on Old Itedimmd Highway Columbia Valley Plan Defended Washington, May 12 M') Rep. Henry Jackson, D., Wash., today defended the proposed Columbia valley authority as an agency that would be friendly both to business and labor. "CVA would be authorized to cooperate with business, but not compete with It," Jackson said in a stutement. "The Tennessee val ley authority has widespread sup port from business men after 15 years of experience with it." He said CVA bill provisions re garding labor are "more liberal than those contained in the TVA and Bonneville power administra tion laws." Penny Breakfasts! Los Angeles, May 12 HP) Two price warring drugstores served breakfasts for a penny apiece to day. The war began a week ago when one drug store opened across a busy street Intersection from the other in the Westchester district. Price cuts on some 50 items followed, hitting the one cent breakfast bottom yesterday. Storemanagors Tom Carpenter and T. Z. Mays kept shuttling back and forth across the street, checking each other's prices and cutting their own. Both said they were being back ed "to the limit" by the chains which own their stores. - Grange Hall Club Names Officers Grange Hall, May 12 (Special) Mrs. Walter Prichard was elected chairman of the Eastern Star ex tension unit, succeeding Mrs. Lyle Carrington, at the regular meet ing held last week at the home of Mrs. John Franks in Bend, Other officers elected are Mrs. F. W. Wells, vice-chairman, and Mrs. Al Dumler, secretary-treasurer. They succeed Mrs. O. M. Olausen and Mrs. E. W. Paul. Mrs. Nolan Tur ner, a member of the county com mittee, conducted the installation. Twenty-two women were pres ent. Mrs. Paul Ray and Mrs. Cur tis Carlin gave the demonstration on "Care of the Skin," which fol lowed a planned luncheon served by Mrs. Howard Hyde, Mrs. C. W. Hitchcock and Mrs. Paul. TO ATTEND RECEPTION A delegation from the local Eastern Star chapter will leave Saturday at 6:45 p.m. by special chartered bus for Prineville, to at tend a reception honoring Mrs. Carey Foster. -Carnation chapter No. 44, of which she is a mem ber, will be the hostess group. Mrs. Foster Is chairman of the budget committee of the grand chapter. Mrs. Mark Howbrook and Mrs. Stanley Chapman are handling reservations for the trip. Rebekah lodge will exemplify the obligation ceremony at the regular meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Officers were asked to wear white. On the re freshment committee will be Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. Stella Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth Arnold, Mrs. Ted Meagher and Mrs. Dee Bonsell. OUT OUR WAY R. Williams numerous fouls, foot faults and other violations against the out Color Improve ASBESTOS SIDING You Can Add New Distinction with BONDEX Bondexhelpjyoumakethemoitof on first coot of Bondex Primer) your home. Decorate it In any of finish with Bondex. Bonds with the 12 Bondex colors. Just brush the tiding so It won't peel off. D0U0EX Cement Paint The Cost Is low! 5 lb. pkg. make about . one gallon, white (cdor, tJIghMy high) 115 Bi'iul Hardware Co, SI Alinnpmils Htrrrt Geo. Chllds Hardware Co. KM Itunil Htrrrt Snook lllilrit. Supply Co. i (Irrrnwood Avrnur Tlu Slicrwln Wllllnnm Co, 125 Orrrn Avrnut Thompson A Wllmin I'l. Co. 722 Franklin Av.nu West Side Hardware 4 Sporting (iomls 100i UaUnton Avrnut . o Color-Styling Ideas in 'FREE Bondex Color Chart at MADRAS CoiM'laml Lumber Co. .Miller Lumber Co. rillNKVILI.E Ochnro Hardware Co. REDMOND ltedniond Hardware Co. ('Iianiness (ilss Si I't. Co. Tuin a l.iini Lumber Co. ' 4nve Mount ioiwri Jf Vf 1 AND CIACK1 WITH ejiaf' tlx iMrdon Company j I BONDEX HYDRAULIC CEMENT Company! Chkofloj St. lovlij lot Angtleij layonrw, M. J.jMontrtal -442 TRAILERS for RENT . Boat Trailers Luggage Trailers We Build Trailers for Sale To Your Specifications Terms Available ' Andis Welding & Trailer Shop 1611 Division Phone 1208 V By J. 1 HOBOES ' YOU'RE AS MO-NO IF I V r I TRAVEL FOR. I ( LONG IM ) HAPPENEP TO . PA7S RIPIKJ' THE LEGS FIND TH' SECRET ) TH' RODS, BUT L A6 A MAM- I'D NEVER BE I 1 CAN'T FIND COME AND J HAPPy AGAIN- . A WAV THEY " SEE IF VOU ALWAYS THINKIN' J . COULDA BEEN 1 CAN TELL Y OF HOW EASY TO fl EVEN FAIRLY ( HOW THEY CO TO LOVELIER "- saMW, THE TASTERS ' ""5-' OTffWiiAiflMS Bend Post Office Mail Schedule Incoming; Arrive at 6:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. STAGE AND TRAIN MAIL Outgoing Koute Oregon Trunk Train Chemult (star route) connects with S.P. Redmond and Prineville (bus) The Dalles (bus) Redmond, Prineville and Madras (bus) ' Burns (star route) Brothers, Suntex Hines Stauffer Lakevlew Close at 7:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 10:30 a.m. 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 7:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. un arrival oi train dm not later tnan lu a.m. Allt MAIL Incoming- Outgoing Plane 3:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. North bound 11:00 a.m. 9:05 a.m. South bound Office Hours Parcel post and stamp window 8:00 a.m. Money order, registered mail and COD 9:00 a.m. Lobby 5:20 a.m. Frequency Dally Dally Ex. Sun. Daily Ex. Sun. Dally Daily Ex. Sun. Daily Daily Ex. Sun. Monday only Dally Ex. Sun. Frequency Dally Daily 6:00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. in Musi on 'Seeing Things' Exhibit Proof of Normalcy 0 PHILADELPHIA (U.P.) If you think you're seeing things, you're normal. If you don't, you're not. That is the state of affairs at Franklin Institute here. The institute put on the largest collection of illusions on earth to prove that illusions are normal, and fun. There was an uphill goldfish bowl, a room that tilted the rest of the world crazlly, a stationary automoDiie mat moved and iroses that were there, only weren't. Or you could watch a talking head with no body to support It or a motionless flag appearing to wave. Psychologists estimate that 20 per cent of the population is 11- lusion-ouna and can t recognize them. If one sees an illusion it proves normalcy. It's time to worry when one doesn't see them. The Illusions at the institute were baffling, until they were ex plained. It was puzzling to pass your hand through a pot of roses and never touch a rose. They weren't in the pot. They were behind it. It was ridiculously easy to under stand, once it was explained. Mirrors. The same explanation disclosed the secret of the talking head, the trick seen at nearly every side show. The body belonging to the head was cleverly concealed in a glass case. The tilted room dropped your stomach down to your knees. Its 13-degree angle made a goldfish bowl suspended from the celling look like as though it were hang ing uphilL Your body tried to stand verti cal to the earth but your eyes tried to tell your mind that the room was vertical. Later you got used to the idea and were able to. stand without leaning dangerous ly. But when you walked out of the room the rest of the world was tilted. MOTORISTS CITED Robert D. Horner, Bend, has been cited to appear in munici pal court on a charge of operat ing a car while in possession of a void driver's license. James E. Jones, Klamath Falls, was ar rested on a charge of operating a car equipped with an inade quate muffler. Social Calendar Tonight - . 6:30 p.m. Public dinner at First Christian church, with lec ture by Wilfred Wellock. 7 p.m. Junior Civic league members meet at the home of Mrs. Jesse Perrlne, 823 East Third, to leave for dinner at Elkhorn. 7 p.m. PEO with Mrs. Frank H. Loggan, 657 Drake road. 8 p.m. Lady Elks, BPOE hall. 8 p.m. Eagles auxiliary, Ea gles hall. . Friday 1 pm. Women's Golf club, luncheon at country club. 2 p.m. WCTU with Mrs. Wal ter Daum, 654 East Kearney. 2 p.m. Bend Garden club with Mrs. John Mlhelcich, 435 Federal. 7:30 p.m. Great Books study club, library auditorium. 7:30 p.m. Friendly Neighbors with Mrs. L, R. Halllgan, Route 3, Box 25. 8 p.m. VFW, Veterans hall. 8 p.m. Rebekah lodge, IOOF hall. Saturday 6 p.m. Sons of Norway, pot luck dinner and party, Norway hall. 6:45 p.m. Eastern Star delega tion leaves by bus for Prineville. 7:30 p.m. Bridge dinner at country club, preceded by cocktail hour. 8 p.m. Bendonian dancing club, practice at 1001 East Penn. 9:30 p.m. KniRhts of Columbus "ladies' night" party, St. Francis parish hall. Sons of Norway will have their traditional "17th of May" celebra tion Saturday, May 14, at Norway hill. Festivities will include a planned potluck dinner at 6 p.m., followed by entertainment ana dancing. STOPS PURSUIT Chicaeo. Mav 12 (IP) Police to day sought a man who held up two dry cleaning snops ana iorc ed women clerks to doff their brassieres to delay pursuit. Mrs. Anne Berwin, 29, said the tall, blond bandit ordered her to take off her sweater and bras siere. He took $40 from the cash register, threw the clothing into another room, and fled. The other victim was Mrs. Mar garet Voelz, 28. She found her brassiere in a trash box after the holdup man escaped with $35 from her shop. RATES UNCHANGED Salem. Mav 12 (IPi The state industrial accident commission has adopted the same rate sched ule for employers wno contrmute to Oreeon's workmen's compensa tion fund for the 1949-50 fiscal year as was in effect last year, Chairman faui is. uursne an nounced today. Under the workmen s compen sation law It is mandatory for the commission to adopt contribu tion rates for employers by March 15, effective the following July 1. "0ldat40,5a60?" -Man, You re Crazy 5SB8 w M a SoS.r wit tt. At 11 drug store everywhere in Bend at Bend Drug uo. Adv. PUMPS Sprinkler Systems PPE MUD-OREGON FARMERS WAREHOUSE and SUPPLY CENTER 1st and Greenwood BEND, OREGON Phone 82 BRITISH SEND MEN Hongkong, May 12 Hl'i The first reinforcements for this Brit ish crown colony arrived today. Three C-47 transport planes land ed with crews for a bpitflre squad ron transferred here from Singa pore. The Spitfires, along with two Mosquitoes, two more trans ports and a Sunderland flying boat, are due here tomorrow. Over 7,000,000 persons In America are estimated to be af flicted with rheumatism and arthritis. Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST O'DONNELL BLDG. Office Phone 73 Residence Phone 819-W .,',.!: 'A fi. TO ENJOY YOUR COFFEE MORE, BE WHEN YOU BUY ! Vacuum packing Insures the freshness of coffee until the vacuum seal is opened. After that, air causes the coffee to begin losing freshness. Therefore, coffee should be purchased in a size of container that will be used within a week. About 40 cups of coffee beverage, rich jn flavor and aroma, as well as strength, can be obtained from a pound of coffee . . so If mil Hit u hNree ceps are Made dally in yon fcoeie, I WISE to ktoy the haHpnd SIZE ef Hills Ires. CoffMi If yc average abwl six caps of coffee dally in yew home, it'i WISE ft buy the eee-pd SIZE af Hills Bros. Coffee; If larger amounts are moat dally in your home, or yoa entertain aflen and use a great deal of coffee. It's ECONOMY-WISE to bay Ida rwo-poiwd SIZE of Hills Ires; Coffee. FREE I 28-pag. booklet, 'THE ART OF COFFEE-MAKING." Wrlti to HILLS BROS. COFFEE, INC., San Franclico 19, California. teyWy te Wills Bros Cbe ' ItldWMCkl Rtt U.S. ttl 00. C0M!iihim9-HilhBM. Conn. cut. (Ytecemttte tVorktcaH tbu Get... TREET lunch meat 12 oz. tin 39c Veal and Pork Loaf. . 12 oz. tin 59c ARMOUR Pig's Feet 14 oz. tin 45c ARMOUR Potted Meat No. i tin 8c No. i Tin, 15c CHAMPION Dill Pickles. . . . . No. 1 can 29c NALLEVS , Treasure, Pickles. ... 12 oz. jar 25c NALLEVS Sweet Mixed Pickles, 12 oz. jar 29c PRODUCE VALUES STRAWBERRIES 2 boxes 49c ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. 29c TURNIPS 2 bunches 15c RADISHES bunch 5c GOOD ASSORTMENT "picnic' needs' CUPS NAPKINS FORKS STRAWS SPOONS PLATES SANDWICH BAGS SWIFT'NING 3 lb. tin 83c 2 cans of ICEII-L-RATIOIJ AT NO COST! Bring at this offer blank, property signed, and T" will get 2 cans of Ken-L-Ration mt n cost when you buy 3 cans at our regular firice. Tbis means yon get 5 cans for the price of . Hurryl Offer imitedl Name , Address , , City State Offer Closes Jane 30, 1949. (limit: Two cans at no extra cost to a customer) BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS SECTIONS YOUNG GRAIN FED PORK ROASTS, choice shoulder lb. 49e ROASTS, loin ends lb. 58c PORK STEAK lb. 53c PORK CHOPS lb. 72c Corned Beef lb. 59c Boneless (trade A steer beef briskets Skinless Wieners lb. 49c Sauerkraut qt. 15c Just right Colored Fryers. ....... lb. 69c Fresh Dressed FRESH SALMON, HALIBUT, CRABS 16 oi. pkS. Grapefruit 29c CUT 14 oz. pkff. Green Beans 25c HILLS RROS. COFFEE lb. 55c 2 lb.ran $1.09 WHITE KING SOAP. . Ige. pkg. 25c SUNSHINE Shredded wheat 235 c KRAFT , Mayonnaise., qt. 69c CONGRESS FOOD MARKET 210 Congress Two Deliveries Dally 10:80 ,m., 2:30 p.m. phone 340 or 177