MONDAY, AUGUST ! 5,'1W -
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
GAR. Prepares
For Convention;
ill Be Last One
Long lUvii li, Cul., Auk. 1
IVip..y KUyi'iirolil I'Imili'K 1..
l'hniM'l fi'ivi'iilly liiipi'il today
Ihul he would hi' muni-d I lii'
lUltllllllll llllllllll'lllll'l III I'llll'f of
Hie (iiiinil Army n( tin- Ki'iitilillc J
vi'll If lie W'lvi'K (in- only n mw j
inlmiti'it la-lorn hi' CAR lIlNllllllllH I
KMi-vcr IMIH year.
Now Hi'iiiur vice ciiiiiiiiiinili'r.
l'lmpir miiiiiiilly would lie pro
moted In nuiTi'i'il I'liiiiiniuiili'r
riii'iiiliint I'l'iiliinil. UK), ill 'i,i.
IiiiiiI, On:, whi'ii I he few i ,'inulii
Inn li' III blue guilicr for their
H.'lnl mill lliial I'lHiiinpiiii'iii ill 111
OlatmpoIlK up Annum liH,
Hut Imtiiiihi' the (JAIt Ih milking
Hit IlK IiihI iiui-tlng, C'luippcl
feiirs Ihi'lr will ln no I'lirtlini.
"IViiliuicI wiiiiIm to In- the IiihI
cnimiianili'i Ini'lili-r; lit won't
Klv up till' olllie," fluippil sniil
IMiiiiiiilully. v
"I nun- would llki- u tu- lorn
mmidrr tlw Iiini 15 minium of my
life,"
Only flvi of On- 17 mtrvlvliiK
mi'inU'iK of tin- CAR pn .
I'-ml IIiIh yi'in'a final I'luamp-
IlK'Ill.
I .nut Muii' ( lull
They ciinNlltulo pi'tlmim the
mom- fainou.H "last man ciuli" In
the world.
C'liapM'l vnwi'd ho wan "Kolng
In tin- I'lirampmi'iit or hunt In the
alli-mpt" di'npit the fact thai he
recently BM'in several day In the
navy hoHpllal here nfti-r fnlnllng
In IiIn ymd.
"I didn't even rllml) the trw."
ho Hnui'li'd. "Il wan hot and I
tiurnt hiivp falnti-d while wiling
lip the garden hose."
For the flint time, the lie
medaliil campaigner will have an
attendant when he travels to the
ennimpment, K liner Wohlgi'
muth, world war II veteran and
liimt commander of the Sons of
union Veteran of Look Hearh.
will fly with hi in to IndlanapoliN
on Augunt '.'7.
C'hapiH'l "In famoUH mound
town for Mh motor Kcooter which
he driven desilte IiIn advituceil
nge and the fuel that he wax
lillnili'd In hln left eye -lf year
"go.
The srooti-r, an electrically'
powered vehicle in minted red mid
molollslH have learned to give It
wide clearance as the veteran
xctirrlrx uIkiui, piiylMK Mile or nirl
nttenllon to truffle Hlgnalii oi l
j viilatltina. Nobody si-ruin In
mfiid. '
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AERIAL TRICKERY The world' aerial ncrobntle champion,
ltctty Skoltou, 22, of Tnmpn, Flo., thrills tho crowd nt on air show
in Cutwlck, Enulnnd, os she cuts a tape with the wing of her plane
while flying only tS feet from the ground.
WW Purr Like a KHfen . . .
When our expert nieelinnles tune-up your enr yon know
the Jul) In done rlht , , . you run hear It and feel II. Your
jHH'ki'lhuok will know II, too, heeausn u CAKKOI.I,
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N. H. Clllii'ii made u perfect
Ncore mid five nlhcr iiii'inlx'iH of
Ihc Ileuil 'I nip chili III! all their
targets hut one, al a iiiiclie
Nhool held ye.iieiilay v the oul
door iiiii!i'.
(illlieit nhalli'ii'd 'JT targets for
Ilia pei feci score, and Miose with
Zl lucludi'd: Wait Unwind, ,1, II.
McKay, lirnrgii Krilfgei, Kied
(illlncr and Kveri-lt Kamho. U'H
I li'iiili'i Hon made n 2X
There wiih h Iiiikc crowd, and
wllh good uliootlng condition!,
high hcorev wen- numerouii.
Tin next piacllce Khuol will he
Sundiiy, Auk. '-M. All k -atli'i gun
I'lilliuMaKlft will he welcome lo
pm llclpijii , It was uniiiiiinced.
Two Espionage
Plots Revealed
Washington, Auk. IT, tl The
houhe nil American n c I I v 1 1 1 e h
commlllee sali) today there were
two wartime "attempts" und ''one
punitive rase" of communist in
pinnace at iiie Herkcliy. Calll,.
atomic research center.
The commlllee said the at
tempts were made through a
"comuiunlsl cell." consist Inn of
sclenllHtH working at the Univcr
slty of California radiation lali
oratory.
The commllli'e'H Ntalemcnt was
made In a foreword to a tran
script of IiciiiIiii:k in the cases.
The foreword did not outline the
details of the two "attcmpls lo
o li t a I n Infni mallim i '' I (Jliu:
atomic development on tiie pari
of the soviet Kovernmenl." Hut II
explalmil that the "one positive
case" Involved the "Hclentlst X"
affair.
The story of scientist X. whose
name ha never been revealed,
was first told hy the committee
In a ri'IKiil last fall. Me was then
di-si'l iIm-iI as a technician who
Worki-d at the Hcrkcley lalxua
lory ilui Iiie the war.
BOY IN COMA
Porlland, Auk. IS "I"1 Three-year-old
Hlllle Cochran lapusl In
to a coma today after ici:IiiIiik
consciousness IrniK enouuh to
smile at his mother.
The Iki.v has Isn'n asle'p and
partially paralyzed since June-IW
when he suffered multiple skull
fractures und a liioken nun In an
accident.
Mrs. B. H. Cochran," his mother,
said the Ixiy smiled Vi-stenlay al
her on the With day of his stianee
malady.
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tmiiito 1m WiMft A'iftgi imrwlfc
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SHE'S STILL DODGING 'EM dlnifulscd In a heavy Jacket,
beret und dark glaucs, movie star Greta Garbo shies from photog
rapher! in an out-of-the-way Paris restaurant. Dressing down
tho Ivnimcn is her friend Georges Schleer. The actress Is in
France to make a new picture.
(Continued from I'uuo 1)
at the Kail river halchery has
Kieat ly facilitated the use of this
means of distribution, he men
tioned, citing the pluming of one
lake in which but IK minutes
were required from the time the
plane wax loaded until the fish
were swimming alxiut in their
new home.
In addition to planes, trucks
and pack-trains are used In trans
porting fish, which range in size
all (he way up to 15 inches In
length, he said.
ItitiliM'klng Heavy
Large lakes require heavy
stocking, Horovlcka observed. For
example, he reported. East and
Paullnu lakes had received n total
of l.41(i.(KKi eastern brook and
ralnlxiw trout up to August 1. a
weight of 12.1(1 pounds. Five
hatcheries, those at wizard falls.
Fall river. Oak springs. Hoarlng
river and the Willamette, contrib
ute from their production to lite
slocking of central Oregon wa
ters. Wizard falls production this
year totaled 31.422 pounds of fish
(2.2.".0(KJ (rout) and required 3.4
pounds of feed for each pound of
fish, and 1.3C2.000 of '(hem ul
ready have leen planted, he re
ported. lie added that an expanding
program Is planned for this area
hut observed I hat money avail
able will be a factor In this.
KiM-d Tells of Work
Henry Reed, superintendent of
the Fall liver hatchery, reported
that HINJ.fXN) ralnlKiw and eastern
brook has Ihhmi liberated from the
F'nll liver ponds so far this year.
He hoped that need for additional
ponds could be met next year.
M. A. Lynch and associates on
the Deschutes county fair board
Roy Newell, Carl Galloway and
Roy Carpenter --addressed the
club briefly, presenting the sched
ule for the fair events lo be given :
In Redmond next week. i
Craig Coyner announced that j
n delegation of Kiwanlans will go
lo 1'iinevllle Thursday to present j
the traveling gavel which was re-,
cently left here by a committee j
from the Klamath F'alls club. The ;
local Klwnnians will meet In front j
of the courthouse nt 11 o'clock ;
Thursday morning to start the ;
trip. 1
Substitutes for quinine may
eventually lessen the demand for
cinchona hark.
The Bend Junior Chamber
of Commerce
V.
Presents
The
Uternal"
A Biblical Drama
o
Thursday & Friday, Aug. 18-19
BEND HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Tickets Available From . . .
Symons Bros, Jewelers Magill Drug Co.
Brandis Thrift-Wise Drug Economy Drugs
Owl Pharmacy
Space Courteny
BROOKS SCANLON INC. and THE SHEVLIN HIXON CO.
Anti-Skid Device
Improves Landings
Seattle '111 The Boeing Air
craft Co. has perfected an anti
skid device for airplane wheels
(hat eliminates dangerous skid
ding completely.
A small device Inside each
wheel, weighing only 75 pounds.
stops the pilot's brake pressure
just before the skidding point
then instunlly applies it again
Because of the pilot's remote post
tlon from the brakes, he never
before knew Just what the wheels
were doing during a landings
But with this device "locked'
whcl skids that can ruin a huge
airplane tire in 4 seconds are
eliminated and the pilot can Just
forget about the brakes.
SWIMMER KESCUF.D
Seaside, Aug. 15 'tPiCarol Ann
Latimer. 20, Forest Grove, Ore.,
, dropped nIO a crab hole while
swimming In the ocean, but her
companion, Bill Griffith, 22, Beav
erton, pulled her out, police said
today.
A first-old car crew gave her
oxygen and said her condition
was "not serious."
MOTORISTS CITED
Luke Pinrod Barber, 30, timber
fuller from Gilchrist, deposited
$25 bail after being charged with
violation of the basic speed law
on Greenwood from F'ourth to
First, yesterday.
E. Hunt man, 334 Fjist Kearney
deposited SI on charges of impro
per parking. Overtime parking
tickets brought a $2 ball deposit
from Earner Prater, Route 1. Mad
ras, and a SI deposit from Bob
Hunnell, Redmond.
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Ceiiirril City, Colo., Aug. ir dl"
Mrs. Alice I'.amsietter's revolt
against Central City's drive to
enforce gambling laws appeared
lo lie making headway today.
The 08 year-old church organist
arid lesiauranl operator was back
In jail after being released under
guanl Saturday night to play at
Ihe town dance and yesterday
when she played al church serv
ices. Mis. Kamstctter was arrested
vllli :iH other townf!ieople last
week vhen officials opened a
drive against gambling. 'I hey
ehaiged that she and her hus
band permitted gambling In their
restaurant.
The other defendants, includ
ing lur husband, signed bonds.
But Mrs. Uamstetter went to Jail
In a protest move aglnst the anil-1
gambling campaign. She and oth
ers said gambling was necessary
to the town's economy.
May Win Fight
Her fight seemed to be paying
off. Yesterday, three of the five
residents who signed the war-1
runts Issued lust week said they
would Ik- happy to see the whole
thing called off.
Mis. I' aye Shobert, the towns
mail carrier, said she was mis
informed by Peace Justice Lowell
Griffith when she signed the war
rants. She said she thought they
were complaints to change a traf
fic rule.
Another complainant. Earl Al
len, said he was mistaken when
he signed a few of the warrants.
He hadn't been in at least three
of the business establishments
and would not be willing to swear
that gambling took place on the
premises.
Walter Henderson signeu a
statement that he was willing to
take his name off the warrants
and let bygones be bygones.
But Mrs. Ramstetter said she
was determined to fight It out
In her gloomy basement Jail cell
until the entire campaign is aban
doned. She wasn't finding life too bad
thpre.
. For one thing, her friends vis
ited her frequently, giving her
encouragement and advice. Also,
she was permitted to leave the
cell three times a day to take
her meals at her own restaurant.
ine snernis uaugmer,
SWOrn
in as a "special deputy." took
ner to play tne organ at "ie
cainonc ana e-piscopai services
yesteraav and tne snerni mm-
self took her to play the piano
at the Saturday night dance.
' SEEK SETTLEMENT '
Portland. Aug. 15 dpi Hope
grew todoy that a settlement
, L7 i- .
puto between AFL teamsters and
Portland wholesale produce and
grocery' employers.
Commissioners Leo Kotin and
George Walker of the U. S. con
cilliation and mediation service
said "some progress" was made
in talks between the union and
employers held In the commis
sion office yesterday.
Another meeting with media
tion service officers will be held
Tuesday morning.
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aiyat, out of Chicago, got in this embarrassing situation on Lake
Michigan when the big light sail came adrift during a race to
Muckinac. Crew member aloft on the mainmast is trying to cut
' the spinnaker free..
Scientists Seek to Trace
Prehistoric Tribesmen
Seattle 'Iji Two scientists are
making an historical research and
study of the Aleut race on the re
mote chain of Alaskan islands
that points like a many-knuckled
linger at Russia. -
Dr. W. S. Laughlin, physical
anthropologist and one of the few
men in the world today who can
determine blood type of prehis
toric bones, heads the expedition.
He and Dr. G. H. Marsh, linguist
from the University of Nevada
will make an anthropological
study of the effects of sub-Arctic
climate on human beings.
They will be aided by Frederick
A. Milan, a student at the Uni
versity of Alaska.
The party will work westward
from Nikolski on the southwest
tip of Umnak island through the
Aleutian chain visiting not only
those Islands which have villages
but many that are uninhabited.
Mummies Sought
1 A mmntetn vtnHv nt tho Mvincr
natiVes will be conducted and ex-
, caVations made in search ol mum-
mieS- skeletons and culture relat
ing to the pre-Russian Aleut.
Bv fall the expedition hopes to
reach Altu. last island on the ex
treme western tip of the chain.
There, it is believed, may be
found remnants of the oldest in
habitants of the islands.
Last year's expedition of seven
scientists uncovered a great deal
. hKIrieni ri.ua and riefiniielv
of historical data and definitely
established that the Aleut origin
ated from the mainland of Alas
ka. A thorough study of skele
tons as old as 1.500 years plus a
careful research Into dialects
among various tribes discredited
the old belief that Aleuts are
closely related to the Eskimo.
Asiatic culture was introduced
during the period from 1741,
when Russia first discovered the
Aleutians, until the time Alaska
was purchased by the United
States in 1S67. The Russian Or-
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thodox church, still prevailing in
the villages of today, was first
introduced during that time. The
cross bow, bucket yoke and steam
bath were contributions by the
Russian missionaries.
Race Dwindling
At one time there were 16.000
Aleuts but the race Is steadily
decreasing and in time may be
come extinct.
Some of the facts learned by
last summer's expedition are that
the native diet consisted of about
800 to 1.400 calories per day com
pared to the modern American s
average of 3.000 or over; the
Aleuts are susceptible to diseases
such as tuberculosis and syphilis;
the tribes, despite high protein
diet, had an unusual lack of heart
disease.
Skulls found showed that no
dental - decay existed 200 years
ago.
A pre-Christian Aleut god.
never 'before identified, was dis
covered at Nikolski last year. Un
like most pre-Christian religions, !
the Aleut had but one god and
one devil much to the amaze
ment of students of .Eskimo cul
ture and primitive religions.
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Portland, Aug. 13 'IH - Flve-year-olil
Jerry Own Ine Ninth.
Ht. 2, Gresham, On., was killed
when a enr ran out of control and
up a bank in the northeast dis
trict, state police rciHirted today.
John Skillings. MM. 1'ortland log
ger, was charged with negligent
homicide.
. Stato police quoted Skillings
as saying he lost control. The
boy had been standing on the
bank, watching excavation work
on the opposite side of the street.
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