MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE HVI
Local News I
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i.'i lullnillc iiiiiIhIi hull on Ijivii
nmil. lu'Kiiih will ln kivimi liy
IIIIIHU Will) IIIU'lllll'll lllU HUMI'inC
convention IiihI week In J 'oil hi ml.
Mi'iuliri h (if I lid It. I.. Mm tin
family will hiiIIiit In llend fin- u
IIMIIIIIIII IICXl Week. KXIH'l'll'tl I nun
util ui Imvn iiiu Mr. und Mrs. Kul
crl I). Martin anil iwii cliiltlii-n,
iiiiin l'ulu Alto, l.'ulll., mill Mr.
und Mn. Curl C'lmiiiliuilln unci
nun unil ilauijlili1!', from liiuiiii-i-lull,
Wusli. 'Inu Murium uiu mr
ciil of Unhurt Muilin unil Mi.
ClmniU-rlin.
Slii'Vlln iraldi'iitH, Mr. unil Mih.
Cllcn Small, uu .ii i-tilH of u li
pound, i ounce no I named I'urlu
itini, oni n Mummy evening at SI.
(.'harU'K hohpllnl.
Mm. Kiilli Curd, on leave from
Jiiiiim, Ih VIkIIIiik her piiii-nln, Ml.
uiul Mm. M. i. Ti ipli-tl. Mm.
tiwd Im a civilian worker allached
lo (he l-lilli air lone, Matloiieil
111 Naijiilu. She vis I led In Demi
a week early In July, In-line (jo
Inif In I'alo Alto, l allf., for an
oiieiilatlon eouiM'. She will leave
llend WednewlHy, mid In to icort
In Sea I lie Saluiday. Shu him been
on two months leave.
Mr. and Mm, Jack Door, from
Tiieoma, me vIMIlng In llend
with Mr. and Mm. Ceoic l-'ulliiii.
1X K, (iieenwood avenue. Hour
mid Kiillun Welti toelher In the
war, when IhiiIi wiim allaehed lo
the Koyal Air foree. Mm. Iloor,
I he foimer Jesnle Faulkner, of
Scotland, wim Mai loned on the
Inc of Mann, iih an ujM'iutor In
Hid VAAI' I'ullon wan In 1'orl.
land lum week anil met the Hooih
there mid uccompanled them to
llend.
Kied Aldus, C20 Ari.ona, IIiIk
nioinlng wan iidmltled fur sum
eiy !) i.umlH'rman'it liospilul.
Kdward Whmlow, 1101 Ulck
WIiikIow, iik Muled In Kulmduy's
paper, won the Imllvldiial hlk'h
Herleit homim In the lliookx Scan
Ion vs. Shevlln lllxuii txiw lliie,
match hi-ld Friday. WiiikIow, who
IhiwIn for the Shevlln team, had
a total of Villi pohilH.
Ir. mill Mrs. It. I. Ketehnm re
tu null taut iiiifht from a week
end trip to Portland and Vmicoit
ver. Dr. Ketchum Ih chancellor
commander of Kiiiiflil of 1'ythliin
for Oregon. He allendiil n lokkle
liufllns Saturday nlht In Port
land, and Sunday lie mid Mr.
Ketchum attended I III' Drennn
WanhliiKton picnic at the I'ythlan
home at Vancouver. j
A meetlni; of the Giiiiirc Hall
ladle aid will lie held Wednesday
lit 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Joe Dulln. 521 Florida.
Several name were Inadvert
ently omltiitl from a tory which
appemed In Saturday' pupiir. lie
nrrlhliiK a proureKslve dinner
(jlven recently by Hie Sunshine
club. Mr. Minnie I-mke ii.shIhIihI
wiim the alai emirse, which wa
nerved at the home of Dr. and
Mr. H 1). Ketchum. Mr. (ieiiiRe
ImvU Jr.. had chai jjo of the en
tertainment mid aK.sl.sted with the
dessert. Hcrvi'd at the home of Mr.
and Mr. F. N. Van Matro. Mr.
Floyd Kelley UKslMed with the
main course.
Mr. !n llerbrlnt; and son,
Henry, are at Cannon Ileach to
himmiiI two week vacallouluK. !
Henry Just returned from Hoy I
Seoul camp Makualla at C'resi-ent j
lake, where he .served on Ihei
camp Htaff lor the past six week.
Mr. and Mr. 1'. A. Klnu mid '
their son mid daughter In law, Mr. '
and Mr. Howard King and
diiuchtcr. Mary, vlslled till past
week end Willi friend In John
Day.
Mr. mid Mrs. Allied 11. Trlplell
and dauphin. Vlckl, of Sacrmuen
to arrived ycslcday for a week
Visit with Triple-It' parenls. Mr.
and Mr. M. T. Trlplell, X K.
Marshall, and other ivlatives.
Triplet! Is usslstant chief of sup
ply for the army engineers In Sac
ramento. Elmer Anderson, Itoute 1, yes
lerday was adiiillted lo I.unilier
man' hospital for medical treat
ment, Mr. mid Mrs. Krwln Iletzel. of
EiiKcne, pent yesterday In r?cnd
with Mr. E. F. Stnckwcll. Betzel
was formerly mnmiKcr of the
Pilot Dutto pharmacy, In Bend,
Two Mend men aro'nmonR the
1517 now student admitted to
WushliiKlon Stale collece, 1'ull
man, with the September class,
nccurdliiK to minouncemeiit of In
complete registration made todny
by Claude Simpson, director of
ndmlsslnn. Loral student are
John Ceoi-Re Stenldimp, 3;i (ill
ehrlst, and John Paul Aiken, 138
St. Helens place.
To Mr. mid Mr. John Thalman,
1 -1-1 ltevere, wa horn Monday
mornliiK at St. Charles hospital a
0 pound 15 iiunu' uli l. " lin has
been named Sheryl Ann,
A liirl woljililiift (I pounds, II
ounivs, uiven Hie name of Sharon
Iternlce, wa horn Sunday at St.
Charles hospital to Mr, and Mrs.
Ijiuiie Im Vole, Madras.
Mrs. C1, !,. Sperry and (laiichler,
Sharon, of Seattle, and Mis. C.
Zleucnlinncn, of Mauplii, visited
ill the home of Mr. and Mr. l.eo
Herbilni!, ." Newport, this past
week end. Mrs. Sperry and Mis.
XieKcnhugen arc sisters of Mrs.
HerbriiiR. The visitors were en
route to Mexico City to loin Mrs.
Sperrv's husband, who has heen
In Mexico since lite first of the
year. Sueny 1 In clwie ol m-
Committee Will
Aid Handicapped
( )rkaiil.utlon of a ccniial (ire
((on column lee lo promote In thu
urea thu observuui'u of "National
Employ (he Physically Handlcai
lied Week," OclolaT 2 lo K, will be
in-Ill ul K o'clock loulkhl III lilt'
UHHcinhly room of I lie county
couiihouHf, with William J. Uaer
a temporary chalrniiin.
Itc-ineiH-nlallve of Her vice
i-lulis, vctnimii oianl.allona,
churche, unil other Kioup Inter
Hied In the lehuhllllatlon of han
dicapped have been Invited to ut
lend I lie mvetlnii.
The committee, when formed,
will work In conjunction with
(iov, DoiikIiin McKay' male com
mittee on physically handicapped.
Local committee uru bcliife form
ed throughout the Htutu till
week.
Hospital News
Wayne E. Illlml, four-year-old
on ol llcrnard A. Iliind, 124U K.
Ihlrd Htreet, wu trunHferred yc
lerduy lo St. Charle iiospllal
lioiu u Sweet Home hospital,
where he had been u patient since
AukuhI 7. 'Hie youiiKKlcr wu one
of uiu Injured In un uutoiuoblle
accident Inul claimed tile live of
hi mother mid Mr. and Mm. lvun
(i. Mai nil. lie uffercd a irac-
tured skull mid u brain puncture.
It wa reported today that hu U
In u semi-conscious condition and
i sliowinu some Improvement
Hllnd, who also was injured In
tuu accident, wu uule to return
lust week lo hi duties as a phur
inucmt at tnu Uvnd Drug store.
Children who underwent tonll
leciomie today ul the hospital
uru Patricia Cannon, aixyear-old
oaiiKiiter ol Mr. and Mis. Donald
Cannon, 121 bond street, and Syl
via Hunter, six yeur-old dauuhter
ol Mr. mid Mrs. Dclbcrt A. Hutu
er, HJ'J 'lull.
Other putlent admitted Sun
day and today include: Mis. Dor
otuy lijuiid and Claude Marlowe,
Prineville; Frank Shellold, Mitch
ell, lutuer of Mrs. Cieoruc lirick;
Mrs. Koss Lyman, '1 urrcbonnc.
und Donald Muicr, Itedmond.
'lhu fullowliiu were dismissed
Suiiuay: riiypiK (illiespic, liend;
Mr, ihomiix Hocne, bun rrun
Cisco, und lorn D. McClcndon,
lieud.
DismlNsed today from the ma-
terniiy wurd were: Mrs. Kuy
luompson and son, 426 Portland
uveuue, and Mrs. Keith Foster
and sou, 32 1-oulslana.
HACK I HUM BAY OCEAN
Sixteen member of the "All
Hoy' ciass ol Hist Christian
cnurch returned Saturday lrom
buy Ocean, where luey spent the
week ot Aug. 13 20 a guests of
Mr. ami Mr. F. D. Mltctiel. who
own u ii-sort there, 'the boys re
Mjrled cxi-ellenl catches of crab,
out said that the clam tides were
not up to the usuul standards.
Fishing on the Wilson river was
good, they reorted.
Hoys making the trip included:
lioh .Neumann, Kenneth Steven,
Dick M.Hhback, Jimmy (illllland,
Ronnie Laursen, Jimmy Slnclalre,
Danny Damewood, Dale John
sum, Jimmy Dumler. Dick !
..,,. I
Rivves. David Krlbs. Lurry Krlbs,
Peter Hue. Millard Marsh, Larry
Stunillfer und Eddie Smith.
TrunsMirlntlon was provided
by Rev. Len B. Flshbuck. A. VV.
Mills, Dick Reeves und Bob Neu
mann. chhiery for the Mexican-American
commission for eradication of
hoof und mouth disease. The
SH-rrys' daughter, Janice, Is cm
ployed us u nurse's alii ut St.
Charles hospital. In Scplcmlier
she will leave for Portland, where
he will enter Providence hospi
tal as a student nurse. The rest
of Hie family will be In Mexico
almut two years.
The Women's Wednesday night
bowling league will organize at
a meeting tonight at 7:30, In the
county court room of the court
house. All girl Interested In bowl
ing were urged to lie present.
Select your new watch. Hamil
tons, Bulovas, Elglns, Grucns In
many si vies available at NIK
BERCiALL. JEWELERS, next to
Lapltol Theater. "We Repair With
Care." Est. 1II2G. Adv.
Trinity Lutheran Ladlos Aid
will hold a politick luncheon at
Pioneer Park Thursday after
noon at 1:00 p.m. Adv.
NOTICE
Members l.W.A. Locol 0-7
We have builots for election of
delegates to the International
Convention. Ask for a ballot dur
ing office hours, or during your
Unit Meetings, September 2, last
chance to vote. Vote to be counted
September 3 ut 10:00 a.m. Adv.
KINDERGARTEN
Opens September 6! register
now. sixth vour ndivlduul gold
mice hv trained teacher. Cull 4SU-
M. or see Mrs. Wayne Trent, 8.r4
Uiiliicy. coiner 9th. Adv.
The S.D.A. Young People will
hold a "Hack lo School' Jtunv
mace Sale Monrtuv und Tuesday,
August 2! und .'10. ot the Eddie's
Sales & Service building side
entrance on Willi SI. Adv.
(Teen -age"
acial blotches
To clennao skin carefully relieve
pimply Irritation and so atd heal
ing, mt these fsmoua twin help
RESMOLS
r WV.
Trial of Lawsuit
Gets Under Way
The trial of the ease, (iertrude
E. Itowlee versus Kay Alup, el
ul, bemin this mornliiK In thu Des
eliiitu county cli cult court with
William (i. Lust, circuit court
JuiIku from Eukciip, prcstdliiK.
Numed a defundunl In the
complaint uro Kuy Alsup, his
wife, Uirena Alsup, und A. c.
llohriiNtedt und his Wile, Lthel
Uohrnstedl.
Ttic plaintiff seek a court de
cree dcelurliiK Invalid a morlgaKe
held by the liohrnleill aKalnst
some properly she states she-
owns.
Accordlnk to the complaint, the
Alsups gave the plaintiff a war
ranty deed to the property in
question. In 11139, and In 111 10, the
plaintiff states, mortgaged the
same property lo the Uohrn-
sleilts.
The property Involved In the
suit Is thu southeast quarter of
the northwest (luurter, and the
southwuMt quarter und the north
eust (luurter of section 8, town
shin 1(1 south, range 12, east ol
the Willamette meridian.
Iloss Fumham Is attorney for
the defendants and the plaintiff Is
represented by the law firm, De-
Armond, uoodrlcn and oiey.
13 Boy Scouts
Climb Mountain
Mt. Huehelor wa cllmlK-d by
13 Hoy Seoul of Troop ', Flint
Presbyterian cliurcn. in me
group's annnuul hike held Satur
oav. Uoy reported less snow and
fewer mountain flowers ihls ycur
compared with previous year.
The group ate lunch in the old
lookout tower on top of Mount
Hachclor, after a three-hour climb.
It was cold and storm clouds
hung around the mountain top,
reducing visibility.
Climbers were Jimmy and John
Overbay, Jerry Ulsnop, Jut-k
Hoist, Dean Norton, Joun Dor
set), Lurry Mia?, Lavern Moyc,
Hob Newman, Stewart Bennett,
Clifford Nelson, Puul Ellison, und
Donald lilshop. Scoutmaster Leo
bishop accompanied the boys.
Senate Retains
Rent Control Cut
Washington, Aug. 22' llli The
senate voicd today to hold item
director Tlghe. E. Woods lo the
$17,500,000 appropriation which
he has said will force him to
loosen some rout controls.
But members gave vcrbul us
suruncc thai If Vrioods runs out
of money, he can come hack to
congress next ycur und ask for
lor his housing expediter's
olfice. By Implication,. the senate
. 1 .
moi e
gave Woods a go-ahead to spend
nis cut-luck appropriation ut a
faster rate now tnan would lie
allowed by a simple 12-month di
vision of the total.
Son. Paul 11. Douglas, D., 111.,
offered und then wltndrcw a mo
tion to let Woods spend the re
duced sum in nine Instead of 12
months. Douglas said lie did it
with the clear understanding that
the senate would be receptive If
Woods-comes back next yeur for
more money.
The cutback figure had been
agreed on by u house-senate con
ference committee as pari of a
$7,617,739,000 bill currying funds
for a host of independent govern
ment agencies including the vet
erans administration and the
atomic energy commission.
After approving the rent Item,
the senate approved the entire
compromise, which then was sent
back lo the house for Its final en
dorsement. This was expected to
follow without delay.
President Truman asked for
$"26,7r)O,O00 to run the rent con
trol office In the 12 months that
started July 1. The senate origin
ally voted to cut this to $21,bti7,
000. The house added the addi.
tionul cut, which the senate final
ly accepted today.
Woods has said the cut will
make It necessary for him to lift
rent controls In many areas
possibly 150 to 200 communities
and to turn over most of the
"policing" work in others to lo
cul advisory rent boards.
DISEASE REPORT MADE
Two cases ot measles In Des
chutes county were the only com
municable disease reports made
from central Oregon communities
this past week to the Trl-County
health department, it was an
nounced today. '
Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
WHY SUFFER?
Hay Fever
Asthma
EPISCORB
' Tho NrV
SCIENTIFIC TKKATMKNT
You Be the Judge!
City Drug Co.
I'KKMITM IHHI'KI)
Alteration on the dwelling of
Stanley Chapman, 2H3 Jefferson,
lo consist of the adding of u
kitchen und utility room l i feel
?
by 2 feet to tbo present frame
dwelling, ure being planned, rec
ords show today. F. W. Page wa
named contractor. Cost wu csti-
muled ot $1,200.
Kemodeling to cost JHOO Is
planned by Italiih (iruhum, wr, "..y u.,e..io., i w
Ogden, will Include building ani"1''!' ' Scoutmaster Chet Hupy.
,.,I,(HI,. .1. I,.,.t l.U :V2 X I
l..l,,.. ,r, (,,. hi. h.,n to i
ii.,i.. r.., a.i iir,i,.m
,. ,i ,i,i ,, I.u r..f i
M..1 lilv IH L-,,-1 Frank n.
will contruct a 10 fiwt by M foot.''" !',y l.he l'0"','m1an' un'" ot
lean-to ut his existing caruge, foi ' one u .,.,..,
storage ut a cost of $100, records Virgil Jliomn, the troop advance
imiieMtn merit committeeman Is accom-
1 1 , ; panylng tiie troop on it 16 day
MOTOKIKTS I INKI)
The sum of $!).50 swelled city
coffers, as police collected toll
from the forgetful who In recent
duys hud overparked on mcterco
avenues. Listed are: wonderful camping grounds and
Robert J. Cole, 100 Drake road. ( beaches on Cult us lake. They hate
Allan K. Smith, Sliver Lake, and to leave, he says, but leave they
Puclflc Power & Light, 818 WallJmuHt lor their timetable calls for
all for $2, Uernlcc Combs, 413 breaking camp on August 25 for
Hill, $1.50, and Fred Ramsey, 744 ! tours through Crater lake, the
Broadway, $1.
Earth Shock
(Continued from Pagel)
seismologists as in the vicinity of
the Vancouver Islands. They iaid
the shocks continued lor ix
However, oddly enough, prov-1
Inclal police at Victoria reported
they had received no reports of
the temblor being felt on the
lHlrH,. ,u ,
At Terrace, 180 mile north of
Vancouver, Constable Ted Brude
,.f ,h fmulnel.,1 nr.ll tnl.l the
United Pre "I've been Joking
for doinuge thi morning and still
haven't found nnv
"I haven't even had a report of
a single window being broken soiyeais, ue wa oom in loronio,
fur'1 he sild. .Canada, coming to the United
"Nothing Unusual" ; States In 1876.
Qleen Charlotte ulr line offi-; He Is survived by another son,
clal said remrts of tiie quake
being the heaviest In history on
the Queen Charlotte Island, 500
miles northwest of Vancouver,
B.C., had not been heard by them.
They reported "nothing unusual"
In the Islands last night.
At Prince Rupert and other
Ri-lfiuh Pnliimhlu tnll'ni In the
Skeena valley In the northern
section of the province, scores of i Graveside services will be held
residents fled their homes In their Saturday at 2 p.m. in Greenwood
nlghtclothes as the rumblings cemeterv for Warren E. Nelson,
tumbled dishes from shelves, i son of Kris W. Nelson, of Bend,
swayed telephone poles and pic-j Warren, w'.io served with the
tures and cracked window pane. I paratroopers in world war II, was
In shaken areas, hundreds of ; killed overseas. His death was
residents who felt the mild trem-1 June 12. 1JM4. and temporary bur
ors sat up for hours after the i ai was In France. He was a tech
first shock waiting in case of hea' nician, fifth class.
vier iremors. However, there was
no report of anyone feeling fur
ther waves.
There were no official earth
quake reports received from
eastern Alaskan- cities. '
Connection Broken
A gentle tremor broke water
connections to several houseboats
in Seattle and left a small crack
In a Scuttle street. City engineers,
the fire department and officials.
' ,he wu,fj ";iarlment said on
'estimate of damage probably
it-mi Irl Ka nn f i nml In rswt nf
would be confined lo cost of re
placing the water connections on
the iC3 leading to the house
boats. A dozen houseboats were torn
from their moorings in Lake Un
ion hy waves accompanying the
shock. Occupants of the 42-story
Smith tower. Scuttle's tallest
building, suid they felt the struc
ture sway "considerably.
University of Washington seis
mologists suid they would make
their report as soon as the graph,
removed from their new highly
sensitive, machine lit 9 a.m.
(PDTt today, was thoroughly
checked.
Victoria, B.C., seismologists re
move the graph once every 24
hours and were to make their re
port at 11 a.m.
The tremors were felt for only
eight seconds in Seattle und were
of about one minute duration In
Prince Rupert.
The quake's waves, mildest of
several felt in the northwest this
year since the severe April 13
Jolt, strangely gave Indications
of intense shocks on seismo
graphs in scattered parts of the
world.
At the Dublin meteorological
office, one seismograph was put
out of action by the tremor.
The Tacabuya observatory in'
Mexico City reported the strong
est earthquake recorded this
year.
NOTICE IS HI: RE BY GIVEN
that application was made on the
first day of February, 1949, by The
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company nd the Bell Telephone
Company of Nevada to the Fcdenl
Communications Commission for
authority to discontinue the message
telegram business provided by siwh
companies in communities located
in the States of California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and Nevada. It
the application is granted, message
telegram service will be. provided
by The Western Union Tclcgr.iph
Company in each such community,
during the same hours that arc now
observed hy The Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company and the
Bell Telephone Company of Nevada.
Any member of the public desir
ing in protest or support the di
continuance of such mcssjge tele
gram business by The Pacittc Tele
phone and Telegraph Company anil
the Bell Telephone Company of
Nevada may communicate in writ
ing with the Federal Communica
tions Commission, Washington 2
D.-C, on or beore September 11,
I5M.
' THE PACIFIC TEt EPHONE AND
TEIECIRAPH CO.
Portland Scouts
Bend Visitors
, '".. ..... c- .."
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"ICY IIUU Ol-Ull I.IIIIIIIIIU Ul I.UIIM
suae nuKUDl i-J, unu tonic
down for a "little civilization." ac
cording to Senior patrol leader
"" ' ' 'OII
expedition through central Ore
gon. Junior assistant scoutmaster
Ronald Welnhold says that the
entire troop Is really thrilled with
central Oregon, and especially the
IHoum of Mystery, Grants Pass
and Oregon cave before return
ing to Portland August 28.
This troop has Its own bus, and
liend resident may have seen it
parked along Mirror pond Satur
day afternoon. The scouts have
equipped the Interior- for carry-
' ca'"PnS Br 'L Z
, f''ui"mrn':r A.c m '"8
f00" '811"-, ?Vuw ll ,Zl
the scoutmaster, who aids in the
lood and I wearing apparel depart-
mt of the expedition.
., . . . ...
Colin McLaucnlin
.
TaLpn kw Dpa h
I laB" U7 U C 1 ' 1
I Colin McLaucnlin. 83, died this
, morning at the home of his son,
John, Roulc 1. A resident of Bend
j a"d community for the past 30
Lucien, of Redmond, and five
grandchildren. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m.
at Niswonger and Winslow's
chaMl, with Rev. D. H. Penhollow
officiating. Burial will follow at
Greenwood cemetery-
i SERVICES SATURDAY
Kale and collards are, in effect,
primitive cabbages and were used
by Greeks and Romans over 2,000
years ago.
Fares are often less than rail plus
Pullman. Delicious meals aloft at
no extra cost. Ask about United's
Half-Fare Family Plan.
$7.30 fo
PORTLAND
Only I'A firs.
JI6.25 o
Seattle -Tacoma
Jusf 3 firs.
And California
end "ALL THE f AST"
UNITED
AIR LINES
Bend -Redmond Airport
x Call Redmoqd 260 '
Off, SfE AN AUTHORIZED TttAVtL AGENT
V tut
VIC FLINT
Y HERE ARE THE TICKETS TO THE BALL
GAME, IUCY. AND HERE IS THE PACK-
IriyR,
budget j
V -r A ASK, HAVE DU THE I ;i ANYTH1N6.SH0WI ' Vat. DAUGHTER INTO THISB i
YES. I . V PACKAGE FROMBEECY? at J HIMTHE PACK- I 'g & ""inf ' '
J,M",'!", '' ""V EV.
Soap Box Derby
Prizes Awarded
The Eagles sponsored second
annual soup box derby wa term
ed a little "ilat" yesterday, as
youngster In fewer numbers
than expected raced the Fifth
street hill, according to Sherman
Dearth, race chulrmun.
However,' Irom the boys' point
of view, it was a tremendous
ucres, with armloads ot prizes
for everybody who need.
Larry Lemo, 10, owner of the
fastest car, won first prize, In
cluding a 22 rifle, fly box, flash
light, fishing tackle, and billfold.
Frank Lee, 14, was judged own
er of the most colorful car, and
Dick Sapplngton, 20, won prizes
for the best-built car.
Bob Dlckerson and Jim Crow
were fourth and fifth place win
ners. Finnish Strike
Near Collapse
Helsinki, Finland, Aug. 22 'U
Finland's communist-called gen
eral strike appeared to be collaps
ing today as thousand of strik
ers streamed back to their Jobs.
Virtually all transport workers
ignored a call that they Join the
work stoppage. And two big un
ions called off their scheduled
walkouts.
The executive committee of the
union of leather, shoe and rub
ber workers, which had scheduled
a strike tomorrow in defiance of
the non-communist federation of
trade unions, notified employers
today that the walkout had been
"postponed."
Only yesterday, the union had
announced that the strike would
go on as scheduled despite re
ports its 8,000 members had voted
almost unanimously to remain at
work.
The union of textile workers
notified employers it would meet
tonight to "reconsider" its strike
order. A union spokesman told
newsmen that the walkout had
been called off.
Communist plans had called for
the two unions to strike tomor
row as part of their plan to
spread paralysis gradually
throughout t inland, the govern
ment has denounced the strikes,
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New York, Aug.- 22 HP) "Lone
ly heart" murderers Raymond
Fernandez and Martha Beck were
sentenced today to die in the elec
tric chair during the week of
Oct 10.
They were sentenced by Justice
Ferdinand Pecora In Bronx su
preme court after he had denied
"without prejudice". Defense At
torney Herbert E. Rosenberg's
motion for a new trial on the
grounds that Pecora had forced
the Jury to convict them by keep
ing the jurors up all night.
Pecora denied motions to de
clare a mistrial on the grounds
that the court's questioning of
the defendants when on the wit
ness stand and Its criticisms of
Rosenberg had prejudiced the
Jury.
Fat Mrs. BecK, z, and her
Latin lover, Fernandez, 34, show
ed no emotitn.
Fernandez replied "No, sir.
when as1"! li he had anything to
say.
Mrs. Beck replied "Nothing,
sir" when a.'ked if she had any
thing to say. She smiled what
appeared to be a "thank-you"
when the sentence was com
pleted. The couple was taken Immedi
ately to another supreme court
chamber where Justice Samuel
Di Falco was to hear arguments
on a writ of habeus corpus for
which Rosenberg applied this
morning.
Mrs. Beck and Fernandez were
to be taken to the death house
of Sing Sing prison Immediately
following the court sessions.
Fernandez and Mrs. Beck mur
dered Mrs. Janet Fay, a 66-yean
old Albany, N. Y., widow. She
met Fernandez through . lonely
hearts mail correspondence and
was killed for her money.
2 DIE IN CRASH
Republic, Wash., Aug. 22 UPl-
two men were killed in the
crash of a light plane last night
l'i miles west of Danville, on
the Canadian border north ol
here.
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Deer Killed Out
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out this past weefc end In Print
ville to two gam law violator
who pleaded guilty Saturday
night before Justice ot th jmhk
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Arrested Saturday in the two-
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Floyd Dodaon, 52-yea.rlJ Prine
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Oliver Podson, 25-year-old mill
worker. They were charged with
possession ot two Illegal deer.l
itiey reportedly told ofllqera
that one was a doe and one
yearling buck. The meat had been
dressed out when the two were
apprehended ' by State . Officer
Egil Tollen, on a routine game
check. .
The two men were given until
today to pay the fines, and were
released.
GIRL, 14, SUICIDE
John Day, Aug. 32 (Ua-A 14-
year-old girl took her life with
a shotgun blast, county coroner
J. Carl DrlskUl said today.
He said the girl had been the
principal witness In criminal
assault case In Bums Justice court
last ween.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Tennlson, moved here front
Burns Saturday. They and a 12-year-old
son went to a circus that
night and found her body when
they returned.
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