THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND.-OREGON
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 194?
PAGE TEN
Softball Prize
Awards Listed
Some prizes offered for the
various "firsts" in the Elks' open
ing baseball game of the 1949
season Saturday night went beg
ging, Leon Devereaux of the
Elks' committee announced to
day on completion of an official
list of prize winners.
Prizes that had no takers in
cluded two T-bone steaks that
hud been offered by Superior
cafe for the Bend player making
the first homer. Another prize
thaL must hold over until next
5
Pol
ar is a complete dinner ior
ihe same homer, olfered by
Polly's cafe. Bend players Satur
day night did not account for
any homers.
Another prize that remains on
the books is a three-months' sub
scription to The Bulletin, offered
for the Bend Elk making the
first sacrifice. No Elk figured in
a sacrifice..
Official Lint Given
The official "firsts'" and awards
as announced by the Elks today
follow:
First putout, McConncll, slip
pers from Buster Brown shoe
store; three bagger, Walker,
double pass to Capitol theater
and pen from Bacr's jewelry;
first run, Douglass, wash job,
Bend Garage Co.; most runs,
Douglass, box of cigars, Falace;
highest batting average, Hebert,
$5 in merchandise, Miller Lum
ber Co. . ; .. i
First walk, Fanelll, gallon of
ice cream, Meclo-Land creamery;
last run, Douglass, pipe, Kin
ney's; first fly putout, lubrication
job, Halbrook Motors; advance on
wild throw, Hebert, $5 in trade,
Midget Drive-In; last putout,
Douglass, lighter, the Waldorf;
most assists, Farmer, $5 in mer
chandise, George Chllds Hard
ware Co.; first single, Hebert,
complete wash Job, tlunnell Mo
tors; first iiit, Libuy, sport shirt,
.Stover-LeBlanc, Inc.; first two
bagger, Libby, shirt, Cashmans;
first run, Douglass, full course
dinner, Skyline Steak house.
Another of the prizes that went
begging was a lubrication job
offered by .the W. B. Anderson
Nash Co., for the Bend player
credited with the first stolen
base. ;
MEET AT REDMOND ' '
The Central Oregon chamber of
commerce aviation committee will
meet in Redmond tonight at 8
p.m. to discuss plans on the forth
coming air-education day program
to be held in Redmond June 12.
The chamber will also sponsor
an all-Central Oregon dance to be
held Saturday in the VFW hall at
the Redmond airport.
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Softball Meeting
Slated Thursday
There will be a meeting of all
managers and sponsors of teams
entered in the Junior Softball
league Thursday evening at 7
o'clock in the city hall to outline
plans for season play, to slart
next week, David E. Howard, di
rector of recreation, has announc
ed. Play will begin as soon as the
entry list' is complete and the
schedule drawn up.
The second organization meet
ing for a women's Softball league
will be held Thursday at 8 p.m.,
in the city hall, Howard lias also
announced. He urges all women
interested to attend this meeting.
Play will start when the teams
are organized.
Sham Battle
Plan Rejected
Washington, June 1 U'i The
defense department has rejected
a congressional request for a
"sham battle" between the air
force's B-36 bomber and the
navy's Banshee Jet fighter, it was
disclosed today.
A department spokesman said
the decision, recommended by the
joint chiefs of staff, has been
transmitted by Defense secretary
Louis Johnson to Chairman Carl
Vinson, D., Ga., of the house arm
ed service committee.
In a former resolution last
month, Vinson's committee re
quented the defense department
to hold conclusive tests to determ
ine if, as some navy officials
claim, the Banshee can intercept
and shoot down the supposedly
invincible B-36.
The defense department spokes
man said Johnson told Vinson
that the joint chiefs of staff
thought such tests would serve no
useful purpose. The joint chiefs
were said to feel that pub
lication of the result of any B-3G-Banshee
sham battle would en
danger security and be subject to
misinterpretation by the public.
This spokesman said the joint
chiefs felt that continuing tests
of all "weapons and weapons sys
tem," Including the B-36 and the
Banshee, adequately would de
termine the efficiency of the two
planes. There is no reason, they
said, .for pitting one, against the''
other in any mock air battle.
Shumard Speaks
In Bend Tonight
A special meeting of the munici
pal recreation committee and the
Bend recreation and park board
will be held in the library auditor
ium tonight at 7:30 to hear Wll-
lard Shumard of the National Rec
reation association speak on "Or
ganization, nnd Administration of
Municipal Recreation." Shumard,
whoso headquarters are in Ta
coma, Wash., is on a tour of the
northwest and arrived here today
from Klamath Falls.
"All members of the two groups
are urged to attend this very im
portant meeting," David E. How
ard, Bend director of recreation,
has announced.
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INDICTED Barry Bridges (left), bead of the International Longshoremen's Warehousemen's union.
C. I. O, and two of his top aides, Henry Schmidt (center) and J. R. Robertson (right), have been
Indicted by the Federal Grand Jury In San Francisco for perjury and conspiracy to defraud the Gov
ernment, The Government charged that Bridges lied In denying be was member of the Communist
' Party when he was granted citizenship in 1945 and that he, Robertson, and Schmidt perjured them
selves at his naturalization hearing.
Australia's Blue Laws May
Dampen Olympic Festivities
By Georgo AlcCadden
(Unltwl Prens Staff Correspondent)
Melbourne tut Award of the
1956 Olympic games uncorked a
controversy in Australia over Mel
bourne's "wowser" liquor laws
and her prim, Victorian Sundays.
Powerful church and temper
ance groups say they will fight
all-out any attempt to change the
city's un-continental drinking and
entertainment restrictions.
Throughout the country there
is a suspicion now that fast-talk
ing Melbourne spokesmen at
Rome did not emphasize the city's
liquor laws when they won the
games site from Buenos Aires,
Detroit and other aspirants.
Bars in Melbourne (and also
Sydney) close at 6 p.m. to the ac
companiment of a bull-voiced
ehucker-out ' who bellows "time,
gentlemen . . . hurry, time, gentle
men . , . time . . : hurry .. . time.
In licensed eating places in Mel
bourne all liqugrs must, be off
tables by 8 'p.m. Sydney drinkers
drink at leisure.
Campaign Started
There is an increasing degree
of soul-searching not only In Mel
bourne but In Sydney, which also
hopes to cash In on an anticipated
influx of 50,000 overseas visitors.
Some newspapers and civic
leaders are calling for stern ac
tion to water down the stringent
"wowser" or blue-nose liquor
A Real Budget Saver
ECONOMY or FLUFF DRY
BUNDLE
All Hat work ironed: namely , sheets, pillow slips,
table covers, napkins, plain bedspreads, hand
towels, dish towels and large rags. Wearing ap
parel returned dry. Bath towels fluffed. Noth
ing starched.
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MEMBER
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laws and Sunday blue-sky regula
tions which keep theaters closed
and bar paid admittance to sport
ing events, dances, etc.
The Marquess of Queensberry,
grandson of the originator of the
famed rules for boxing, introduc
ed the first note of outside au
thority in the controversy. -
The 10th marquess since crea
tion of the title in 1682 took a dig
nified poke at Melbourne's liquor
setup, prompting the Sydney Sun
day Sun to observe that "he mak
es reasonable criticism of our
archaic drinking laws . . . the
thousands ol visitors who come
here for the Melbourne Olympic
games will find our drinking laws
ridiculous and irritating."
Hotels Inadequate
Cllve Turnbull, Melbourne Her
ald columnist, charged that "ho
tel accommodation as we know it
is hopelessly inadequate ... a
luxury hotel according to the
present Australian .definition -its
one which gives about the Same
level of service as a GO-year-old
coffee palace in some minor Euro
pean city . . ..there is no reason
why Australia should be one of
the few places in the world where
it is impossible to have a drink In
a night club without breaking the
law." ,
George McGann, an American
member of the New York staff of
the Sydney Daily Telegraph, was
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
'NhA Telephoto,
sent to investigate conditions in
Sydney's rival metropolis. Mc
Gann pronounced Melbourne
"Australia's finest city," but shud
dered to think of what would hap
pen to Olympic visitors unless
changes were made before 1956.
"I have suffered the full extent
of Melbourne's barbaric drinking
laws," he wrote.' "When the 8:00
p.m. claslng hour tolls in the res
taurants, waiters swoop down up
on the tables and make off with
every glass, every bottle, empty
or full. .
No Sunday Fun
"I also know the full horror
of Sunday in Melbourne an awe
some study in suspended anima
tion. Life does not stand still on
a Melbourne Sunday; it falls
down into a torpor."
The high point of Sunday in
Melbourne is the arrival, of news
papers from Sydney, bearing tid
ings of the great world beyound.
Melbourne newspapers, of course,
do not appear on the Sabbath.
"One shudders at the thought
of breezy, free-spending western
ers from the U.S. on the town in
Melbourne of an evening and de
prived of their drink. The drink
Waiter Kvhd readies' oil torm to re
move a half-finished bottle from
a Texan's table is going to lose the
arm."
SHOOTS BY THE BOOK
Newton, Mass. IP Policeman
Joseph Smith, who says he learn
ed marksmanship by reading
books on the subject, can snap a
thread at 20 feet with a bullet
from a .22 caliber revolver.
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Handkerchiefs finished 2c ea.
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BOAD OPEN SOON
The South Century drive Is now
open within a quarter of a mile of
Elk lake, according to Informa
tion from Myron Symons, pro
prietor of the Elk lake resort. He
reported yesterday that it is now
possible to drive to Blow creek
meadow, point where drifts block
the road. Symons estimates that
the road will be clear to the lake
in about a week.
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around..
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a lower-priced '49 multi-purpoto sedan beinp; introduced by
kaiser-trazer dealers. To all appearances it is a conventional
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entire back opens to provide access to more than 130 cubic
feet of cargo space. When not In use as a carryall, the "Traveler"
Is a deluxe, six-passenger family sedan The cutaway-view shows
how the seat cushions and hinted rear -panels function.
See the "Traveler'; Now at
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