The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 15, 1949, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 194? Klamath Falls Upsets Medford Hr l)nlll Prmn) La Grande battered Milton Freewater (Mac-Hi) 19 to 6 Fri day, virtually clinching Oregon's district 1 high school football title, while unbeaten Medford suc cumbed to Klamath Kal's 21 to S In an upset that narrowed the district 2 chase. Defending state champion Grants Pass kept In the district 2 running with a convincing 46 to 13 triumph over Ashland. In district 3, Marshfield flat tened Roseburg 34 to 7 to remain the leader. District 4's unbeaten Eugene drubbed Corvallis 27 to 0, while Salem edged by Spring field 13 to 8. Hood Elver Loses Hood River, unbeaten in dis trict 5, finally met Its master in an improving Milwaukie team. Milwaukie triumphed 7 to 0. HiUsboro crushed Beaverton 48 to 7 in district 6's big encounter. Central Catholic of Portland stepped outside its district 7 to win 33 to 0 from The Dalles, and Columbia Prep moved over to Vancouver, Wash., to beat Ogden Meadows 12 to 0. In other big upstate games, Oregon City won from Newberg 32 to 13, Albany shaded Bend 13 to 6, Myrtle Point crushed Reeds- port 49 to 6, Pendleton took Bak er 13 to 6, Cottage Urove came through over Drain 13 to 6, Uni versity of Eugene defeated Junc tion City 34 to 7, and Coquille shut out North Bend 14 to u. Roosevelt and Grant, unbeaten . in Portland's district 8 chase, emerged victorious. Roose v e 1 1 won 38 to 6 from Franklin, and Grant defeated Cleveland 38 to 0. Lincoln also beat Washington 13 to 7, and Jefferson took Benson 38 to 0. OUT OUR WAY Williams By J. R. I , THINK.' THINK.' THE PAFE. WA fV I DID HOU NOTICE '( IDG-A, BUT I'LL TAKE ) T I IF I TOOK MY PILLS IT SACK THE PILLS C AND tHDNT NARK I ALONE ARE ENO.'6H V I IT DOWN-ORDlPN'T ) fVC OUR KENTALITV-"T TAKE TH' PILLS BUT , TOO MUCH.' did fAARK. rr down. J w S ' i S ' WHY kAOTHERS 6ET 6gAV J'tr7 Sport Parade (Continued from Page 2) ment ; and Wednesday, Vic Ghezzi (38). Stout Steven Owen, the New York Giant football coach, played a lot of football back in the days when he was an all pro league tackle. So it gives you an inter esting tipoff on that ponderous Minnesota line when he says: "I watched Minnesota scrim mage recently. And, I might say, that while I've done a bit of-scrim-maging in my time I was mighty glad to be sitting on the sidelines just watching." . .'. Which should be of note to such future oppon ents as Ohio State, Michigan, Pur due, Iowa, Pitt and Wisconsin. Conservation corner: There are nearly 500 species of humming birds and they are found only in the new world. (We have the edge in bebop, too.) Jensen to Wed Wedding bells: Jackie Jensen, the former California all-America fullback who - .Comes up to the Yankees as 'an outfielder next spring, will pe married tomorrow to Zoe Ann ' Olson, the diving champ. Wh'Jfh prompted one sports fan .to-ask whether they would be billed as Olsen and Jen sen. ' i 'si',.-- The Rumanian government, through the state society for the improvement, of horse stocks, has ordered that race horses bearing American or English names must have their names changed. The horse Kansas, for example, was renamed Kneaz They should have named him Siberia, where a nag of that type should be con signed. One figure Philbert points out that the New York Yankees are the entire difference between the American and National leagues. In world series play, the Ameri can league has won 29 champion ships and the National league has won 17. The difference Is 12 which is just the number the Yanks have won. Use classified ads in The Bulle tin for quick results. WARNING REPEATED Portland. Oct. 15 'U" The U. S. secret service today repeated a warning to northwest residents to be on f. lookout for counter feit $10 bills that have turned up everywhere from taverns to a Portland police department cash register. Fifty-one bills have turned up in Portland, with other counter feits appearing in Washington, Idaho and Montana. Citizens receiving a counterfeit bill should notify the nearest of fice of the secret service and get a description of the bill-passer plus automobile license numbers. if possible, the service warned. All bills have carried the same serial number of 1677o9115E. Interior Work Done on Hospital PrinevlUe, Oct. .15 Exterior tasks in construction of the Pio neer Memorial hospital being built here by Riverman & Son. of Port land, awarded the $264,000 con tract last spring, are being com pleted this week. Workmen are now engaged in pushing interior work. Installation of the heating system, it was reported, has ad vanced to a point where testing of coils in the south wing of the structure will be made this week end. The new hospital was made pos sible by one of the outstanding achievements of central Oregon last fall, when citizens of Prine- ville, Crook county and west Wheeler county contributed $334, 009.08 toward a fund for construc tion, and equipping of the insti tution.. . Few Trout Found In Poiscn Zone Prlnevllle. Oct. 15 Bcb Boro vicka, aquatic biologist for the state game commission, who with a crew of 25 men Wednesdny com- pleted the destruction of fish life In the Ochoco irrigation reservoir seven miles east of here and in 100 miles of streams of the water shed, reported that the proportion of trout found In the reservoir, it self, was negligible. However, in deep pools of the tributary streams, especially in Marks creek, Borovicka and his aides salvaged some exceedingly fine rainbows. The rotenone, used in the poisoning operation, aimed at cleaning out a population of trash fish that had made the reservoir a poor place for trout life, in no way affects the edibilitv of t!ie fish killed. Borovicka presented numerous families here with fine messes of trout, some of them over 14 inch es in length. The larger fish, it is thought, were left from a plant ing of about 1,500 rainbows of more than legal size, which were brought here from the Oak Springs fish hatcherv on the Des chutes river near Maupin last spring. j Prineville Rail Line Profitable Prlnevllle, Oct. IS The City of i'rineville rallwuy, nmiiillng to a report made to the city coun cil Tuesday nluht by Superinten dent C C. MK'ilenn, is one of the most prosperous transportation public utilities of the country. Following MoGlenn's report, ac tion of the council, setting In mo tion plans (or the purvhasa of dlesel locomotives to replace the old steam engines, indicates great er efficiency. McGlenn stated that September was a record month for volume of business. While October, 19-18. showed more cars than the past month, when the total was lumber shipments set an all time record of tk9 cars. Lumber ship ments have shown a steady in crease this year ov;r last. Prlno ville's four major ponderosa pine mills, operating with a sustained yield harvest from the Ochoco national forest, continue night and day shifts in a steady output of lumber. PrinevlUe, which last year reached the dominancy In point of origin of pine lumber shipments for the Pacific coast, is more than maintaining the posi tion this year, the report of Su perintendent McGlenn showed, ', U.S. Communists (Continued from Page 1 law the party, driving it under ground. However, observers said it might be several years before the supreme court could take a final decision on the communists'; appeal. In the meantime the Con victed men -would be free on bail to carry on their party's program, which Prosecutor John F. X. Mc Gohey charged was dictated ty Mosccw. A few minutes after the verdict was announced the state depart ment's voice of America beamed the news to radio listeners all over the world in 22 languages. The broadcast said the com munist leaders had availed them selves of every defense under democratic law to prove Hint they were Innocent. Reactions Quoted (tly llnlCcd M The conviction of 11 members of the ".American polltburo" of conspiracy brought the following reaction from various public fig ures and persons connected with the case: Gov, Thomas E. Dewey: The verdict was welcome news to all good Americans everywhere. Judge Medina acquitted himself admirably. Attorney general J. Howard Mc Grath: The verdict was gratifying and jury deserves commendation fur its patience and fidelity to law and justice. Hep. Vlto Mareantonlo, Ameri can labor putty, N.Y.: The ver dict was a challenge to the free dom of every Amerktin. It brand ed the basic American tight of free political opinion u crime. Sen. John Foster Dulles, R., N.Y.: The conviction proves I was right when I warned all de cent Americans to be on guard against an unAmerican commun ist bloc. Earl Browder, former head of the U.S. communist party: It's a dark day for Amerlcun civil liber ties. Harry Bridges, west coast long shoremen's union chief: The trial was unfair and the verdict was frightening, it sets a precedent for outlawing minority parties. Louis Budenz, former Daily Worker editor who testified for the prosecution: I wus confident that the communists would be convicted. Northern Pacific Farm Expert Pays Prineville Call Prlnevllle. Oil. ir, Walter 1. Hunt, assistant to J. II. Haw, di rector of agricultural develop ment of the Northern Pacific rail way at St. Paul, Minn., accom panied by Mrs. Hunt, spent yes terduy here, gaining a (li.il hand picture of the present and poten tial agricultural outlook for Crook county. Hunt was escorted by Judge A. R. Bowman, chairman of the reclamation committee of Hie I'linevHle-Ci-'Hik county chamber of rommctce, to the Oenoeo l"l'l ""'Inn dam to view opi'inllum of TTT'Draglliie Rentals Co. of Long Bench, Calif , now Hearing com pletion of u S.VM.MV.M rWinlilll tallnu program. While here Hunt nought full Information on progress of the Crooked liver flood control and reclamation project, declaring that Ills rail line Is keenly Interested In such development of central Oregon. Hunt before coming to C'roolt comity had stopped In Jefferson to Inspect progress that has been made there In the past three years In development of the North unit of the lii'Ki hiilei pioeel. He deilaicd I'iiiI the ii-miIih appli cation ;! water to that funnel1 dryland farming Hi'eu 'tad liuin niuazlni . IKllU'lIn ClanHlllcdii lliiiig Hesults ATTENTION Sportsmen Have Thut Trophy Through l.lfe l.llnt Mounting Hanson's Taxidermy 4.11 K. Ilurimlde llend 1'hone w:t r New Life! New Color! Wh DUTCH BOY" W0NS0VER One Coat Covers! Beautiful Walts in a day! Uso WONSOVER the Real Oil Paint That's Washable too! Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results SERVICE Refrigeration Water Pumps , Washing Machine Oil Heaters and Oil Oil Burners Also Electric Motor Service Mike's Electric Repair Shop 1(115 Galveston Phone 1557 W MISSION PLANNED Prineville, Oct. 15 A mission, which will last through Friday of I next w?k, wm Degin ai at. Jo seph's Catholic church here Sun day, with Rev. Father Charles buver, s.j., in charge, father Suver, who entered the mission field eight years ago, spent 30 months as a chaplain with the U. S. marine corps. SUBSIDY PLANNED Washington, Oct 15 dW The agriculture department announc ed Friday it will subsidize exports of applies and winter pears at half price to help producers dis pose of this year's big crops and recapture their lost foreign mar kets. The subsidy will be paid to ex porters for fruit shipped to coun tries participating in the Euro pean recovery program. Also elig ible for the subsidy payments will I be shipments to Israel, Egypt, the Philippine islands and all western hemisphere countries except Can- ada, Cuba, Mexico and Venezuela. Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results .DRUG LESS CLINIC Gynecology Valuable service In disorders peculiar to women is made possible through the develop ment and use of physical and electrical modalities. Opera tions can sometimes be avoid ed, especially when dmgless methods are applied early. R. D. Kerchum, D. C. 124 Minn. Ave. Phone 794 Bend, Ore. ALL SERVICES FREE! Trips Arranged by ' AIR LAND SEA WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL BUREAU Hotel Reservations Anywhere PILOT BUTTE INN i r PHONE 1775 Offices bi Klamath Falls and Redmond S JLJ . .' lAsr to Amn AM WASH4IU TOO. T.wr OMvranf .f f.n. Midi ktmitf In y.vr wdfi. True homemaker's friend! DUTCH BOY WONSOVER quickly changes the entire room scene, give your walls a beautiful soft finish in any of tho many lovely colors you choose. A famous DUTCH BOY product, WONS OVER completely covers papered or painted walls in just one coat. Dries fast! Got yours hero today. JOMMI JUNVIUI The Miller Lumber Co. 821 Wall Street "YOl'U IIOMK I IUST" 1'lionn inn Tune In Bill Henry and the News Klt.VI). Monday Thru Friday, 0:5.1 p. m. Crcnkshcsff Grinding On Our New Van Norman "448" Grinder Bearing Rebabirring Motor Rebuilding DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP 935 Harriman Street Phone 795-J WHO'S WHO IN BEND jf!l AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES CESSPOOL SERVICE Cesspool & Septic Tanks Complete Serrioe Beat of Material Furnished Our periodical Inspection will Insure you more efficient operation. B. F. Rhodes & Son Phone 806-W or 716-W CLEANING DRY CLEANING OF QUALITY Repair and Hat Blocking Capitol Cleaners R27 Wall Phone 524 ELECTRIC MOTORS Jerry's Motor Shop El ec trio Motor Repaired Armature Re-Winding Minor Repairs or Rebuild DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION B8 Revere t Phon 144&W ELECTRICAL CONTRACT WIRING All Type O. E. LAMPS RANGE REPAIRING WIRING MATERIALS BILL'S ELECTRIC 942 Hill at Greenwood Phone 1462-1 For Night Calls Phone 646-R MONUMENTS For Monument and Marker In world' finest granite. Guaranteed snttsfactloii. Your Cemetery Sexton Ray Carlson 864 Georgia Phone 888-M Refrigerator Service All Type of Mechanical Service On REFRIGERATORS " HOUSEHOLD COMMERCIAL Oregon Equipment Co. 16S E. Greenwood Phone 888 ROOFING SHINGLES RIDING INSIjXATION ROOFING Free Estimates Given O Use Our Easy Payment Plan Central Oregon Roofing Co. 832 Bond Phone 1270 SERVICES COMMERCIAL FRINTIN& OF QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFSET LETTERPRESS The Bend Bulletin Phone 56 SERVICE Refrigeration Water Pumps Washing Machines Oil Heaters and Oil OH Burners Also Electric Motor Service Mike's Electric Repair Shop 1645 Galveston Phone 1557 -W ll '''' Th btauliful Chrytltr Nw Yorker with Pmlomatlc Fluid Drive . . . tht umpltil of all automatic iranunittiont. u CHRYS When others cough and quit . . . Chrysler doesn't even splutter. Storm damp hlgh-wator can't faze Itl Throw a bucket of water over the engine and you can't stop It. Once again Chrysler brings you the year's mosj needed engineering feat. The first and only completely waterproof Ignition system on any passenger car In America and It's standard on all Chrysler modelsl Coll distributor wiring harness-spark plugs everything sheds wator like a duckl And mind you . . . this Is only one of SC stand-out advances this yoar on the beautiful Chrysler, Bettor see how they add up to the swoe'test driving, bost riding Chrysler ever built for you. Visit your nearby Chrysler dealer for an oye-oponlng demonstration today. Your Chrysler dealer presents "The Sammy Kay Showroom" every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.. 7:30 p. m. KBND. EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE o Wall and Greenwood Ave.