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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1949
British Cabinet
ill Face Test
Ixmdon, Sept. 26 HP The cab.
Inet decided today to ask parlia
ment for a vote of coruidenee on
Itg devaluation policy and Its re
fusal to back down on Its costly
health plan and other socialist
programs.
The ministers also decided to
refrain from elaborating on the
skimpy official announcement on
Russia's atomic explosion, even
though Winston Churchill will
press for more information.
- At a two-hour special session
the cabinet drafted a motion
which Sir Stafford Cripps will
lubmlt at the opening of debate
tomorrow.' Parliament was call
ed back from a recess for a spe
cial meeting to discuss devalua
tion. Prime minister Clement Attlee
and Health minister Aneurln Bev
an supported Cripps' original
pledge, that devaluation and all
other agreements reached at
Washington would not be allowed
to Interfere with the socialist pro
gram. The cabinet decided to meet the
opposition head-on for the devalu
ation debate. If the government
loses, it would have to resign and
call general elections at once.
But labor party whips sent
three-line notices to party mem
bers of parliament, and little like
lihood was seen of failure to
acquire the necessary majority.
Pineapple Barge
(Continued from Page 1)
The Dalles waterfront is not or
ganized. Lyle Hlckok, president of the
port commission, said, ."We are
going to unload this barge. We
are not a union outfit."
Richard Botley, president of
Isleways, Ltd., owners of the pine
apple, said his firm would provide
120 trucks to move the near train
load of cargo once it" reaches the
dock.
AFL truck drivers agreed to
the plan, provided they are not
asked to unload cargo.
The barge was successfully bar
red at Tacoma and Seattle, Wash.,
by CIO pickets who tracked it by
seaplane about Puget sound.
Slipping up the Columbia river
Friday without a pilot the barge
was maneuvered 200 miles up
river to The Dalles, the stream's
navigation head.
trance after the picket showed
up.
Officials of the port of The
Dalles meanwhile received a tele
gram from the California Pro
ducers & Growers association,
saying that 5,000 cannery em
ployes have been laid off in Cali
fornia while waiting for this ship-
OUT OUR WAY
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ment of diced pineapple, destined
for canned fruit cocktail.
Kamahoahoa was flown here
from Honolulu via Seattle. The
pineapple was loaded aboard a
navy barge. It was towed here
by the tug Ono after it had been
successfully barred at Tacoma
and Seattle.
The ability of international
longshoremen and warehousemen
(CIO) to batten down west coast
ports against non-union loaded
cargo from Hawaii appeared up
for its first real test, as the island
dock strike neared the five-month
mark.
The Dalles port commission
said it would permit the unload
ing In order to bolster a sliding
demand for local processed cher
ries. It said labor would be hired
through the Oregon state employ
ment office.
Both cherries and pineapple are
used by fruit cocktail packers,
such as the San Jose, Calif., firm
to which the disputed pineapple
is consigned.
Matt Meehan, longshoremen s
representative, said the Isleways,
Ltd., shipment of pineapple was
declared "hot" after it left the
islands aboard a barge chartered
Irom the navy.
Pickets in Evidence
A Hawaiian striker flown from
the islands, CIO longshoremen
from Portland, Ore., and The
Dalles marine engineers' local
pledged to picket the port area.
NAMED ADMINISTRATOR
D. L. Penhollow has been ap
pointed administrator of the es
tate of the late Lloyd Herbert
Welch, according to the records
of the probate court.
' The estate of the deceased, who
died intestate July 25 of this
year, has an estimated value of
approximately $1,500.;.
Nevada Wallops
Portland U. Team
Portland, Sept. 26 UP A Uni
versity of Nevada football team,
which averaged 200-pluspounds
per man. pulverized a light but
fighting Portland university elev
en 53 to 27 yesterday.
Portland's light line scattered
before the Wolfpack's driving
ground attack tempered with
timely passes as the Nevadans
rolled up a convincing 40-6 lead
by the end of the third quarter.
A Pilot passing combination
of quarterback Dan Christianson
and halfback John Freeman
sparked a three-touchdown Port
land rally in the final period.
The game's biggest thrill came
when Nevada half Johnny Subda
closed the scoring with a 97-yard
runback of a kickoff.
Coach Joe Shekeetski returned
his gridders to Reno today where
they will prepare for Sunday's
game in San Francisco against
St. Mary's college.
WRONG MAN!
Lewiston, Mont., Sept. 28 IP
It was the first day of the hunt
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was on prairie chickens. As he
came out of a coulee yesterday,
a shotgun blast roared over his
head and he hit the dirt.
Shortly thereafter a red-coated
female rushed up to him and
asked if he were hurt.
"I'm awfully sorry," she apolo
gized. "I thought you were my
husband."
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came in that the Caitis had beat
en the C'ulw, 6 to 1. to increase
their leud to a game ami a half
with only five to play.
Poe-Wee Reese, shortstop und
captain of the tinxiks, stripped
down to the ball player's minion
lionubles ami leaned wearily baek
in a chair. Before the game he
had been given mt'sents by the
fans.
"It would have to happen on
my day," he said, after failing
to hit In four times at bat. "1 told
that Bantu not to laugh at me.
He's been kidding me about be
ing in a slump. If I wasn't, may
be I'd have helped him some."
Kama umn t hear Mini. Me was
in the showers, and he stayed
there in the steam for a lone
while.
Shot ton. meanwhile, had gone
back to his tiny office.
'Sure it's tough," he said. "Hut
no tougher than any of the others
we lost."
Over In the Phillies dressing
room, bland Eddie Sawyer, who
had just assured the Phillies of
their best finish since 1917.
smiled through the noise and
agreed that his club hud just
about cooked the Dodger hopes
tor good.
But they re not done losine
yet. either," he pointed out. "Thev
have got two against Boston
where they face Johnny Sain and
Warren bpahn, ami they ve got
two tough ones left with us."
Shot Ion must have felt a little
of the same. For as he strode
grimly from the park after every
body else had left, he waved a
hand and said:
"See you again somewhere."
Burt obviously didn't mean In
the World Series. He's not one
of those who still might be ex
pecting a miracle.
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Earlier the liberal ivpuhllfun
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