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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1949)
1 mUHuM, JUrJh 13, 1949 THE BFND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE I l m i Loyalty Hedges Now Required Berkeley, Cal., June 13 Ml University of California profes sors today asked President Rob ert Gordon Sproul to explain why they will have to sign loyally pledges after July 1. The 1,100-member academic senate scheduled a meeting with Sproul tomorrow after some fac ulty members said they were con cerned over the action of the board of regents in requiring the oaths. University officials disclosed Saturday night that the oath will te made a part of all contracts with the 4,000 faculty members and administrators. Dr. George A. Pettitt, assistant to Sproul, said no serious opposition was ex pected. Pettitt said the university al ways has required its faculty to swear allegiance to federal and Mate constitutions. He exolained K 1.J l - in Riinnlemont that- nath "We don't like the idea of oaths," he said, "but in the cold war hysteria we are facing some thing had to be done. This more explicit oath will give, if needed, greater public assurance of the attitude the university has always had." Pledge Quoted The pledge says: "I do not believe in and am not a member nor do I support any party or organization that be lieves in, advocates or teaches the overthrow of the United States government by force or by any illegal, unconstitutional methods." Two professors indicated there might be some opposition from the faculty. Robert G. Gordon, professor of economics, said he understood a number of faculty members were disturbed about the oath and its implications. Earl R. Rolph, asso ciate professor of economics, "rather imagined" there would be opposition. Oregon Will Get Wa rmer Weather Portland, June 13 U'i The weather bureau predicted more hot, clear weather for most of Oregon today and warned that forest fire conditions In the state had reached the danger point in many areas. It said the humidity had fallen dangerously low at Klamath Falls, Medford, Redmond and Roseburg. Meanwhile, a lfiaere forest fire was reported raging last night east of Lake Merwin in Cowlitz county, Washington. Ontario with 88 degrees was the hottest spot in Oregon yesterday. Other high temperatures record ed included: Eugene 80, Klamath Falls 80; Lakevlew 81; Pendleton 82, Roseburg 80; Salem 82; The Dalles 86; Redmond 83, and Port land 77. CHURCH SESSION ENDS - Madras, June 13 The annual middle Oregon association of the Baptist church ended here yes terday after having been in ses sion since Wednesday with Rev. A. F. Simmons, pastor of the local church, as host minister. Churches of Klamath Falls, Nys sa, John Day, Prineville, Clover dale, Gateway, Fossil, Sheridan, Spray and Madras were represented. GATHERING PLANNED Prineville, June 13 Following a session of delegations from the auxiliaries of Veterans of For eign Wars posts at Sisters, Mad ras, Redmond and Bend, with the auxiliary of Dexter Fincher post here as host group, it was an nounced that a midsummer so cial gathering is being planned for Redmond on June 17. The schedule calls for a style show to be presented by members of the Prineville and Bond auxil iaries. Redmond members will provide a skit, and surprise num bers will be in store from Sisters and Madras. The annual Central Oregon VFW auxiliary picnic, it was an nounced, will be held at Metol ius on July 31, when a potluck dinner will be served. Hawaii Stri Grip Tightened Honolulu, June 13 U'i Federal conciliator Harry Malcolm was to confer with opposing sides in the 43-day maritime strike today aft er waterfront employers rejected a conditional peace offer of the CIO longshore union yesterday. Malcolm returned Saturday aft er a fiveday flying trip to the mainland for consultation with his government superiors. He said he had several ideas for set tlement, some of which may be used in renewed peace efforts. Henry Schmidt, CIO strike leader, declared there would be no further unloading of food and cattle feed from ships presently in Honolulu, because of the em ployers' refusal to accept the un ion peace bid. He emphasized, however, that the union would handle formally designated relief cargoes now en route, or to be sent from the Pa cific coast. This is in accordance with the agreement arrived at jointly with the island's emer gency food committee and em ployers. Russell Starr, chairman of the Even strikebound stevedore com. panies, made the rejection. He said the offer had "too many strings attached." Another indus try session to consider the union offer was scheduled for today, but Starr said "I don't think we'll meet with .the union on that plane." He added 'that yesterday's re jection would probably stand un less "there was something in the plan we missed." PENDLETON MILL BURNS Pendleton, June 13 mi The Pendleton Lumber Co. was com pletely destroyed by fire Satur day. Assistant chief of police Hank Arkell estimated the damage at $250,000. . The Lumber Co., located three miles west of here on the Uma tilla river, was owned by Charles Dower, Pendleton, and Orville Smith, Heppner. Bend Elks Drop Both Games Bend's Oregon State league Elks dropped both their contests to Albany over1 the wecK end, with the Linn nine taking the Saturday night contest 7 to 3 and the bunday afternoon game 7 to 4, as the Elks weakened in their pitching department while play ing fine ball in the field. An Al bany homer, with the bases loaded, was a factor in one of the defeats. Both contests were played on the Albany diamond. Bend got two homers in the Sunday afternoon game, and these two four-baggers accounted for the four runs garnered by the Boulder Killing Still Unsolved Boulder, Colo., June 13 ill'i A famous detective was en route here today to track down the kill er of college student Roy G. Spore Jr., who died defending his girl friend in a campus lovers lane. Two suspects were being held. They were Charles Cooper, 3-1, and Paul Colbert, 2S. Cooper was picked up by Lara mie, Wyo., police who said he matched a description of the kill er given by Doris Ann Weaver. Spore's companion in the seclud- Deschutes team. Herbert got thoed nook along Boulder creek, a first homer, with Walker on base, and Walker came through with the second, with Gordon on base. The homers were two of the longest ever seen on the Albany field. In an effort to strengthen the pitching staff, Manager Bud Rus sell has obtained the services of an Oregon State pitcher. Bailey Brem. He will poin the Elks this week, and will be on hand for one of the games Tiere this week end, against Silverton. Brem while attending Jeffersot: high In Portland was an outstanding pitchr and was a first stringer at Oregon this season. Two other O. S. C. players jo.'ned the Elks this past week. They were Johnny Fan-ell, first baseman, and Cub Houk, catcher, who against Albany over the week end poled out a double, and when working behind bat nipped two Albany players attempting to steal bases. 2 Mm BAYS To Take Advantage of Our Summer Driving Special Make your appointment before 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 15 have work done later if more convenient! ' . " ' ' " M i ' . 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The ruling indicated that the government now may be free to move against other exclusive supply" arrangements under which independent retailers agree to handle only the products of one firm. Justice Felix Frankfurter deliv ered the majority opinion. He was joined by Justices Hugo L. Black, Frank Murphy, Stanley F. Rpprl nnrl Wllcv Kutlerliw Justice William O. ' Douglas creek' his h'acl smashed wrote an opinion labeled "sepa- pt'iu uiiwa, tumbling mountain stream. Colbert was taken into eustodv as he tried to hitch a ride on the outskirts of Boulder. Miss Weav er was to view Cooper and Col bert at a show-up today. Ace sleuth E. O. Heinrichcs of Berkeley, Cal., was hired by Colo rado university President Robert L. Stearns in an effort to crack the slaying, the second brutal i murder of a university student here in seven months. First City Manager Helnrichs, who served as Boul der's first city manager in 1918- 19, Is internationally famous as a modern-type Sherlock Holmes. He has established many muni cipal crime detection laboratories, served as police chief at Alameda, Cal., and worked with the U. S. in telligence service and other fed eral Investigating agencies. He has been a police science lecturer at the University of California for many years. ' The Boulder City police depart ment assigned two detectives full time to aid county officials in their hunt for the murderer. All known sex offenders and criminals were being questioned systematically. The campus was deserted to day. More than 8.000 students hurried home for term-end vaca tions over the week end. But the university still required the few remaining students to double-date when they went out, to prevent the unknown killer from striking again. The school's commencement ex ercises were held today in an at mosphere of fear and gloom. Spore was clubbed to death Thursday evening. The killer struck first at Miss Weaver, sneaking up behind the couple to hit her several times with a length of pipe or metal rod. See lteseinhlunee. Spore told Miss Weaver to run, then turned toward the "tall and thin" killer and bore the brunt of his attack although his leg was ertcased in a heavy plaster cast. Miss Weaver ran for help. Spore later was found dead in the by re- rate," in which he said he would not have outlawed outright the exclusive-dealer contracts. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results Authorities said the case bore a close resemblance lo the killing last November of Theresa Foster, 18-year-old coed whose ravished and nearly-nude body was found in a nearby gulch. Dr. Condon Hiis FBI Inaccuracy In Reports Washington, June 13 mi At torney General Tom C, Clark re turned here hurriedly today for conferences which may lead to a showdown between the KM and Dr. Edward U, Condon. The attorney general cut short his slay at the democratic party's farm parley in Des Moines, fa., because of what he called urgent business relating to "develop ments In a court case.'" Though he did not identify the; case, it was understood from j other sources that the ruckus be tween FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover and Dr. Condon brought him back to the capital. The FBI Is the in-! vestigative branch of Clark's jus- j tice department. The Hoover-Condon controversy is an outgrowth of the Judith ' Coplon spy trial which enters its i eighth week here today with the ; prosecution ready to rest its case I by nightfall. j conuon, uirecnor oi me nation-1 al bureau of standards, has twice I demanded that Hoover apologize j to Mrs. Condon for references j to her in an FBI report made public at the Coplon trial. Hoover has refused to comment. Other Oeveloptnents Meanwhile, there were these other developments In the trial of the former Justice department analyst who is accused of steal ing government secrets for Rus sia: 1. Defense attorney Archibald Palmer said he plans to subpoena both Dr. Condon and his wife to show that "it's a bunch of non sense about Russia stealing the atom bomb just like these spy charges against Judith Coplon are a bunch of nonsense." 2. Rep. Richard M. Nixon, R., Calif., a member of the house un American activities committee, called on Clark to explain who made the decision to proceed with the Coplon case even at the cost of baring FBI secret files. 3. The justice department does not vouch for the accuracy of the sensational data made public from FBI files during the past week, according to authoritative sources. These sources said the department apparently has dis counted much oi the information, although how much they refused to say. Statement Made Condon last night issued his second public statement In 48 hours, assailing Hoover and the FBI for a report which said Mrs. Condon had arranged a "contact" for a suspected Soviet agent. "I do not choose to accept 'no comment' as an answer," he said In reference to the FBI response to his earlier , demand for an apology. "This is an issue of the utmost importance not only for my wife or myself, but for all Americans, which strikes to the very heart of the general procedures of the FBI," said Condon. 'Thousands of Americans have been caused great personal dis tress, fear and loss of livelihood by Incorrect or incorrectly interp reted data spread in the govern ment files by the procedures of the FBI whereby gossip, rumor and hearsay are gathered from witnesses of unknown Integrity or veracity . , ," Cucumbers are an ancient crop, dating back to very early days. CASH TO BUY Wood and Coal Take Advantage of tho Spring: Specials Offered by Fuel Dealers and SAVE MONEY! 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