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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 194?
Truman Hopeful
Atomic Race
Can Be Avoided
Washington, Oct. 6 IP Presi
dent Truman today expressed
hope that Russia's possession of
nn atomic explosive will not lead
the world Into an armament race.
Mr. Truman shrugged off nt a
news conference a report that
Russia Is expected shortly to sug
gest a new plan for control of
atomic energy.
Me said he doubted that it
would be any better than a num
ber of other soviet proposals
Which were Impossible to accept.
As for the Russian atomic ex
plosion, the president would not
go beyond his statement of Sept.
23 when he announced that this
country had evidence of such an
explosion in Russia.
Now that Russia has an atomic
explosive, a reporter wanted to
know whether the chief executive
thought It would be more possible
to reach an agreement with the
Russians on atomic controls.
Proposition Made
He answered by saying that the
United States made the most im
portant proposition in the history
of the world when it offered to
turn over atomic control to the
United Nations. But, he added,
Russia did not see fit to accept.
This was the Baruch plan which
provided for international control
and international inspection with
out veto powers.
Questioned about the prospec
tive new Russian plan, the presi
dent said simply that other Rus
sian proposals had been unaccept
able and he supposed the new one
would be no better.
Asked Lf he thought this would
lead to a world arms race, he said
he hoped not.
He hoped the world eventually
would find complete peace within
the framework of the United Na
tions and thus make an arms race
unnecessary.
I DEAD IN WRECK
Hood River, Oct. 6 ip E. V.
Carson, 30, . Kennewick, Wash
was killed instantly yesterday af
ternoon when his car collided
head-on with a truck on the Co
lumbia river highway four miles
east of Hood River.
Marion H. Morrow, The Dalles,
driver of the truck, said' the ac
cident occurred on rain-slickcned
pavement at a sharp curve. He
said Carson's car slid into the
truck.
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i vtrTftPV lflS Humohrey (The Push) Bogart gets a victory kiss
'from wife, Lauren Bacall. after simple assault charges brought
against txim by a model were thrown out of a New York court. The
model charged that Bogey pushed her after she took his stuffed
. Panda Bear in a night club. The movie tough guy called it a silly
publicity plot.
Hospital Bids
(Continued from Page 1
receiving room, the heating plant,
a kitchen, helps' locker room and
storage rooms.
Moor Described
On the first floor will be the
following: Waiting rooms, bus
iness office, emergency surgery
and ambulance entrance, physical
therapy department, X-ray de
partment, laboratory, sloe-tors' li
brary, staff dining room, Sisters'
dining room, nurses' lockor room.
Second floor: Surgeries and ad
junct facilities, such as clean up
rooms; doctors' scrub-up room;
doctors' and nurses lockor rooms,
central sterilizing room and ster
ile supply room. Also on the sec
ond floor will be the patients'
rooms.
Third floor: Maternity depart
ment, including delivery room,
scrub-up room, doctors' and
nurses' locker room and nurser
ies. Patients' rooms will also be
on the third floor.
Construction of the hospital, to
be the largest in central Oregon
and one of the most up-to-date in
the entire state, is being made
possible largely through contri
butions of residents of the mid-
Nine Redmond
Boys Compete
At Exposition
Redmund. Oct. li (Special!
Nine Redmond high school boys,
members of future Farmers of
America, will compete for awards
at the Pacific International Live
stock exposition in Portlund. Six
of them left this morning, us did
Derrell Sharp, agriculture In
structor at Redmond high school,
who will be their chaporone.
Charles Nelson, who will show
his Hereford steer, drove a truck
with the animals. Traveling with
Sharp were Frank I'onklin. Carl
Wallace, Jim 1 lesion, Roimld Al
ley and Juck Charleston. Frank,
Carl and Jim will show their
scramble steers. Ronald and Jack
will exhibit pens of fut hogs.
Ronald's are Pollnnd China, and
Jack's are durocs. Frank rnd
Jim have hereford steers.- and
Carl's animal is a shorthorn.
Three boys' who are members
of a livestock Judging team will
state country, plus federal aid
and cooperation of the Sisters of
St, Joseph, who operate the St.
Charles hospital, officers of the
Central Oregon Hospitals foun
dation point out.
The average automobile scrap
ped today is 13 years old and has
traveled nearly 90,000 miles.
'Hot Pineapple
Still at Issue
San Francisco, 'Oct. 6 Ut Of
ficials of the CIO Longshoremen's
union said today they will refuse
to unload a cargo of "hot" Ha
waiian pineapple from a barge
now tied up at The Dalles, Ore.,
even if the Hawaiian dock strike
ends.
The union said if the Hawaiian
pineapple company wants to get
the pineapple to the Pacific coast,
it must tow it back to Hawaii and
employ CIO longshoremen to take
it from the barge to the holds of
a Matson freighter.
The SSOO.000 pineapple cargo
was declared "hot" because it was
loaded in Hawaii by non-union
labor.
Meanwhile, the national labor
relations board in Portland was
asked to invoke the Taft-Hartley
law banning secondary boycotts.
An attorney for Hawaiian Pineap
ple asked the board to restrain the
CIO longshoremen from interfer
ing with the unloading operation
at The Dalles.
Last week, six persons were in-
KIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE
Spokane, Wash, ilf It took a
wrecker to pull apart two cars
that had tangled bumpers wheo
the lead car was forced to stop
suddenly and the trailing vehicle
plowed Into tt. uathenne crowds
snickered as a sheepish officer.
Angelo Costanzo, stepped out of
his disabled white accident investigation-car.
jured when longshoremen massed
to prevent non-union longshore
men from removing the pineap
ple. Since then, the company has
made no further attempt to un
load it.
RELIEF AT LAST
ForYour COUGH
Creomuhion relieves promptly because
it goes right to the seat of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomuhion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or you are to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
At LOW Prices, Fri., Sat., and PAYDAY, Oct. 7, 8 & 10
KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES
Large Package
13 c
GRADE A Local
UTTER ib. 69c
WESTERN 1-Way Quarts
each 29c
A 2n.s. 55c
SPRY
hortening 3"s.S3c
43c
40 oi. Package
U.S. No. 1
POTATOES
10 lbs.
33c
Week Days Open 8 a.m. 10 p.m. Sundays Open 10 a.m. 8 p.m.
LYONS CASH MARKET
South 3rd St. FREE Delivery FREE Parking Phone 91
leave Saturday to Join the oilier
in the show. They are Jack Mo
Oifft'iy, limy Shiink ami Jimmy
Wi'hb. Carl Wallace Is also a
member of the Judging loam.
KINKS nil'OSKU
Tho following poisons wore
fined this week for Unfile and
hunting violations, according to
tho records of IHinaiii McKay,
Justice of the peace:
I.lovd K.dgur llolllilay, of Mini
pin, J-i).50. hunting In Die I'nu
ilna game refuge; Allien Taylor
Kcntticr, of lloiul, $!", operating
a motor vehicle, wllhoui n muf
fler; Marvin Tolland, of Silver
ton, $1-', truck overload; Ken
neth Abtiot, of llond, $10, truck
ovorwldlh; William l.ylo, of
Bond, $5, no clearance ilglilN, nnd
Kdwartl Joseph Marcoiillcr, of
Hond. SM.R0, truck speeding.
Mullotlii Classifieds Ihing Results
River Program
Support Refused
Washington, Dot, tl Ul'i' Tho
senale public win ka eonunlllee to
day refused lo approve the coin
piohenslvo Coliunlila river devel
opment proDiHim. Hut ll aulliorl
oil funds for many of the Individ
ual projects wlllilu l ho program.
MomlM-i s voted against the long
range program aut'ioilallou in
anv form, but proposed to add
$aij,UlUUM to its omnibus public
works bill (or Columbia river
projects In addition to the $10H,.
(HKUKK) already voted liy Hie
house.
Tlio committee earmarked $I7fl,
000.000 of tho proposed now funds
for tho bureau of reclamation.
The minv ou'.tlnooiH would gol
lfll'J(KI0,(Hl plus tho $ltW,'HHI,0m
II tlio Hoimto oominlltoi' will ho.
come law.
The til f lot' or Hon. Hurry Cal l,
It., WiihIi., it Hiipporlor of tlio pin
gram, Issued u statement In Ids
behalf labcllliiK tlio now funds
"a nop "
"Kino wo aii' glad to hike tills
sou," Cain's slatillneul said, "but
remember that hi what ll In and
the iioilhwcHl wimlnl hover have
iccdved tli.il IT Ihe titlrrns had
not worked so hard fur the com
prelioniilvo plan," (
LOAN AUTIIOItl.KD
Washington, Oil. (1 li hlwiv
tors of the recoii'll ruction finance
coiuallon today authorized n
XI 1,11)11,1 NX I loan to the Kaiser
Kiaoi Corp.
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tin (or i lulclt results.
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v.;
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HOME FURNISHERS
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rpninCrformance
'D)'""" "HltlOF 1
Thisycarplan tobea'Tirst nighter"
at the big. gala opening perform
ance. Sec the top Horse Show of
the West, a spectacular Rodeo and
feature acts never before shown in
Portland. This big 2xi hour show
starts promptly at 8:00 P.M. with
fast, colorful action every minute.
Your Horta Show ticket Includes Fed.rel
Tax PLUS general odmiitlonnt)tlinf
you to all M deportments at th t spoil
tlon. Com. eorly, se. the eleven ocrai of
prise livestock, land products. Industrial
demonstrations ond gorflcous community
and educotional displays.
King County Sheriff's Posse
"Silver Saddles and Colden Horses"
Tor sheer beauty nnd dazzling exhibition
this picturesque nll-i'.ilomitto tenm of
hard riding Westerners is one of the
most unique and colorful groups ever to
be seen in Portland. See this group of
uniformed riders nnd gorgeous golden
horses in their famous American nag
drill and other colorful formations. This
group appears, for the first three days of
the show only,
SPECTACULAR HORSE SHOW
"The Top Horse Show of the West" pre
sents some of tho nation's Finest show
homes in all their beauty and precision.
New horses, new riders, new events in a
colorful spectacular display.
k Tho Njtion's Finest Cutting Hones In
Portland's First Exhibition
. Tho World's Champion Cowboys
Tho Njtion's Finost Bucking Broncs
and Brahma Bulls
Wild Calf Scramble
Throo hours packed with thrills and
beautiful riding
An Uncquallod Value in Entertainment
Tickets on salo at J. K. Gill's or Exposition
office. Boxes, $3.60; first 4 rows, $3.00; next
7 rows, $2.40; last. 2 rows, $1.80, including
Kcdcr.nl tnx and general admission. Popular
priced matinees Oct. 8th, Mill and 15th, with
90c charge for children under 18 years.
PACIFIC
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TWInools east
NORTH PORTLAND) ORECON
FREE PARKING
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Also Electric Motor Service
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Shop
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Phone 1SS7-W
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