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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Youth Admits
Hammer Murder
Of His Brother
Carroll Acres
Oakland, Cal., Juno 13 HP) A
first degree murder charge was
preiared today against Joseph
Johansen, 21, who confessed the
"Cain and Abel" slaying of his
brother.
Johansen appeared to suffer no
remorse as he surrendeed and
confessed that he bashed in the
head of his sleeping brother, Ed
ward, 15, with a sledge hammer.
He salrl he wanted to wipe
out his entire family, except his
mother, because "they framed
me" for a petty theft.
Police said Johansen once was
a state mental home patient and
has a long record for petty
crimes, Including a penitentiary
term for auto theft in New York
state. He was arrested only last
week and freed of suspicion on an
nntn thoff fiact
The attack occurred Friday
- night, Johansen said.
Edward was found unconscious
in a cottage behind the family
' home Saturday. He died a few
hours later.
Calls Police
Late Saturday night, Johansen
called police from Lake Merrltt
boathouse where he spent the
night.
"Have someone come and pick
me up," he said, "but don't hand
cuff me until you get me in the
car."
He said he sneaked into the cot
tage, using matches to light his
way, ana hit Edward three times
with a sledge borowed fom a gas
i station.
"Ed just groaned," he said
Vi wanted to kill them all, ex-
i eept my mother. I'd have killed
my stepfather, Bernt, except I
didn't want to bother Mom.
"They framed me. Edward
broke into a locker and they
blamed me for it. The family was j
in an uproar. I just thought I'd!
Carroll Acres, June 13 (Special)
Mrs. D. L. Ifalligun and daughter,
Sherry, were dinner guests Thui-s-day
evening at the L. K. Halligan
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maddox at
tended the Elks convention in
Klamath Kails. Mrs. Maddox Is
on the Lady Elks drill team,
Laurence and Richard Stratton,
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strat
ton of Prlneville, called at the H.
R. Tucker home Friday afternoon.
Laurence is home from attend
ing college in New Mexico.
Maxlnc and Shirley Anderson
left a week ago Sunday morning
for Portland. Shirley will visit her
brother. Bob, and Maxine is to
visit a iriend, Donna Kay Burt, at
Beaverton.
Mrs. Jack McCarthy and daugh
ter, Donna, and son, Benny, call
ed at the H. R. Tucker home re
cently. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Halligan en
tertained her pupils and their
parents from the Harper school,
Friday afternoon with a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nickel
called at the Paul Marsh home
Sunday afternoon.
Elmer Lentz spent tne ween
end visiting Jimmie Maddox.
Lester Kramer received worn
that his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Caleb Munday, of Carthage,
S.D., were killed instantly near
their home. Their car. was hit
bv a train.
Col. and Mrs.. George D. Rich
and son, Luke, are visiting at the
home of Col and Mrs. utz. uoi.
Rich is with the marines in Coro
nado, Calif. The Rich's have been
visiting with relatives in Idaho.
They are visiting in Bend on their
way home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Tucker and
son, Richard, spent Sunday after
noon at the K. J. KoseDrooK nome.
Mrs. Ida Fitzgerald of Portland
has been visiting at the Cecil Hen
ry home for the past two weeks.
She is Mrs. Henry's stepmother.
Henry took her home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Springstrube
left Wednesday for Portland.
get even."
A psychiatrist found Johansen
legally sane.
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Mrs. Leonard McCarthy and
daughter, Connie, and son, Bert,
called at the II. It, Tucker home
recently.
J. R. Boyd left Thursday morn
ing for Burns on business.
Boy Scouts of Troop 25, their
Daren Is and scoutmaster Lpo Bi
shop had the troop meeting and
a wiener and marshmallow roast
at Shevlin park Thursday eve
ning.
Mrs. Roy Mackey and daugh
ters, Terry and Susan, spent
Wednesday afternoon at the
Frank Gray home.
Monte Murphy, juvenile chap
lain, and Bobby 'Murphy, Tiinmy
and Jackie Wanichek and the
juvenile matron, Mrs. Grace
Kramer, called on Mrs. Felix
Springstrube Tuesday evening.
Mrs. .Springstrube was honored uy
the juevniles as being the lady of
the month, for May. The juve
niles presented Mrs. Springstrube
with a gift. She served strawber
ries and cream to the juveniles
and their matron.
Miss Lois Utz entertained a
group of young people Saturday
evening with a wiener roast. The
following guests were present:
Miss Carolee Solomon, Pat Me
Galium, Duveen Kaufman, Jim
Bockius, Jerry Ericksen and Ar
nle Reiiihart.
Mrs. Lester Kramer returned
recently from a week's vacation
spent in Pendleton visiting her
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Yeck.
She went on to La Grande where
she visited another brother, Paul
Yeck, and her sister and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bat
trick. Mrs. Kramer also visited
in Joseph with her oldest daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Alford.
Garnet Rao Barton, another
daughter, joined the family in
Joseph for the week end. She
flew back to her home in Rich
land, Wash., where she is employed.
The only major areas in the
world where drivers go to the left
to pass on a highway are Sweden.
Ireland, India, Britain and the
British colonies.
Court Upholds
Contempt Case
Washington, June 13 mi The
U. S. court of appeals today up
held the contempt of congress
conviction of Hollywood writers
John Howard Lawson nnu uanon
Trumbo.
The appeals court ruling was
unanimous.
The two were found guilty of
contempt for refusing to tell the
house un-American activities coin
mil tee in October, 19-17, whether
thev were or ever had been mem
bers ol the communist purly. Both
were sentenced to one year and
fined $1,000.
Eight other Hollywood writers
and directors also were indicted
tor refusing to answer the same
question. Their cases, by stipula
tion, have been held up pending
appeals by Lawson and Trumbo.
All of the 10 were fired from
their Hollywood jobs after they
were indicted.
Decision Unanimous
The 3-0 appeals court decision
was written by Justice Bennett
Champ Clark.
"We expressly hold," Clark said,
"that the house committee on un
American activities, or a properly
appointed subcommittee thereof,
has the power to Inquire whether
a witness subpoenaed as it is or Is
not a member of the communist
party or a believer in commu
nism . . ."
Clark said the court made that
express ruling "so that there may
be no mistake or misunderstand-
MAKES in RIC
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2 DIE IS WKECK
Tacoma, Wash., June 13 HP'
The stale patrol reported today
that two army men were killed
and five others injured critically
as the result of a headon collision
on the main highway near Fort
Lewis, Wash., yesterday. All men
were stationed at Fort Lewis.
Killed were Capt. Kenneth E.
Morrisette, 28, Monterey, Calif.,
aide to the commanding general
at Fort Lewis, and Pvt. James
Whitcomb, 20 (2210 Tentueket)
San Diego. Calif.
Ing and because the point . . . has
proved to be one of constant re
currence." Clark said that the power to
inquire into witnesses' communist
beliefs carries with It the power
to punish for failure to answer
questions.
The issue thus highlighted has
become increasingly important in
recent months.
Many witnesses have refused
to answer the so-called $64 ques
tion before congressional com
mittees. In the case ot the Hollywood
figures they refused on grounds
that the committee had no right
to question them about their po
litical beliefs.
More recently, however, balky
witnesses have relied on their
constitutional right not to give
answers which might tend to de
grade or incriminate tltem.
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Geology Field
Camp Set Up
Under the leadership of Dr. W.
D. Wilkinson, an Oregon State
college geology field camp was
being set up near the Mascall
ranch in the John Day river coun
try today in a location that has
attracted geologists from many
parts of the world through the
years. The summer camp, with
some 25 students enrolled, will
last three weeks.
Enrolled in the camp this year
are two Bend students, Bill Fret
well and Phil Brogan, Oregon
State college upperclassmen. Bro
gan made the trip into the John
Day area today with Bill Bowes,
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HONORED AT PARTY
Powell Butte, June 13 Mrs. R.
N. Elliott, member of the Powell
Butte Garden club iind retiring
president of the Cascade district
of the Federated Clubs of Ore
gon, was honored Friday evening
by Mrs. L. W. Franks, long ac
tive In Garden club work of the
state, with a garden party at her
MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1949 P
I Redmond home, rr.-iiv;,.,, s
Portland, also a geology major at
Oregon State college.
The boys will conduct their
summer field work In an area far
famed for its remains of prehis
toric life and well known for its
involved geology problems.
NEW LIFE WON HER
Zuliilund, So. Africa A heathen
woman who had ever walked In
ways that are dark was drawn to
a native Christian who came
anions them. The woman asked
stranger how come that she was
so different. Stranger said she
had been saved. She went on to
tell of the one and true God and
that this home woman also could
be saved. For God sent his Son
to die for her. Count your sins
blotted out by His cleansing blood
said she. Believe in Him and He
will give you new life. So. the
woman received Christ Into her
heart and He truly became new
life to her.
In time the new convert came
to the mission hospital and the
American M. D. learned that she
had never seen a missionary nor
native preacher. It was the life
and testimony of the saved wo
man that won her.
Rev. Arthur Jensen, long-time
missionary among thoso same
people, tells of the wide differ
ence between the saved natives
and the unsaved. Christ shines
through. And what for you when
the going is hard and the day
dark? And-will you be raised to
glory Resurrection Morn or shall
you go on to meet your sins at
the Judgment?
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