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MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGfc THREE
Nehru to Visit Major U. S.
Cities on Good Will Tour
By Klrwurt lli-niky
WiiHlilncloil, Oi l. 17 'in... I'iIiiii.
mlnlmi-i- Jiiwiihiirliil Ni'liru uf
luillii, tin- iiilHliii'iallc IiIi-iiIIH
whii lulii'i lied I hr iMiti 1 1 ! uf lead
cmhlp or llio lull- Miiliiilinii (Inn
tllil, thin month Ik piiylnx IiIk
fll'Nt VlHll III till' llllllvil Ktlltl'H.
Thin Wl yeiiruM Ii-ihIit nl H
nrwlyiiwiiki'iicil luitlim of :ir(l,.
IXKl.lMH) rumi-H mi what In iiflli'liil
ly lIl'MITlllI'll iin n "kiiiiiI will iiiIm.
uliiu" Iiiii whli'h Iiiin n fat- (ln-iir
NlKiilflcniK'O fur lln kmijIi'n of llic
I'aitt mill wi'Kl.
IIIh vlall I.i kiim In VViihIiIiihIiiii
Wlll'lll I'K'Nlill'Mt Tl'Ullllin WI'l-
coined lilm tu ii futii' iliiy riiiiml uf
uffk'lnl ciinfi'i'i'iuTii uml mirliil n(
lulu In IiIn honor. Ni-Iiiu will
Npi'iul iiIkiiiI tluvo ui'i'kn vUIIImk
major clili'H In I In- i'mhI, inldwcm
mill on llu 1'iicirif i-oiiHi.
American offldiiU iimUo no w
civt of I In- Kivat nIkiiIIIi'iiiii'c tln-y
uttai'li In Nr-liru' visit. Tlicy
wnnl Imllii, ihii iiiiihi powerful
lildi'pi'nili'iit mil Inn In AhIii, mh nil
iilly iiniilnM cuiiiiiaiiilHiii in iiini
men.
Ami thi-y know Hint India of.
fi'ls) tin Uuld'il Shilcit oni' of
tin- moHt fcitllf flclilH ulirnnd for
tlm lnviHtimnt of technical anil
flnnnrliil unnInIiiiiiv.
1'icnhlrnt 'I'nmian anil Secrr--tnry
of Mute lieun Achrnuii will
bo ilraUiiK Willi a complex per
Honalliy whi-ii tln-y Hit ilnwn at
thi confcrenri' table will) Nehru.
Hi1 him provnl id Im a puzzle
even to IiIn own ixHiple. To IiIk
critic Mr In an linpi'lumiK vlnlon
nary given to Impractical KIciih
anil Nior-of the moment iIccIk
Inim wltliinil tlioucht of cuniie
qucnro. To IiIn supporters he In one of
Hip Ki''ti't lender of all tlnu
Kympalhi'lU', IiIi'hIIkIIc anil tin'
tirNt friend the common man of
AnIh ever hail.
Critic anil frlrniU ullke. how
ever. liKiee on one thliiK III Min
ce r ilevotlun to IiIn iininlry anil
hiN Intrmu' puiNUll of the alum he
thlnkN will make Imlla jfrent.
Nehru' liarkitrounil eomlilni'H
tlie cull lire of ihe cunI ami went
Horn of mi aristocratic and-
wealthy Kashmiri family, he was i
educated at Harrow and Cam-
bridge In England and admitted
to the practice of law there. How
ever, nt the age of 30 he aban
doned this life bi begin n career
of agitation for Indian Indepen
dence which netted him nine sep
arate Jail term before he and
Gandhi aw their dream realized.
Ilmt World 'leWHilnt
Foreign correspondent inter
viewing Nehru have come to the
conclusion Ihnt he had three ma
jor aim In life:
1. For all nation the achieve
ment of peace through world
government;
2. For India "modified social
ism" to raise the living standard
of the extremely Ill-fed and 111
clothed million: and
3. For the subject peoples of
Asia - the complete alwllilnn of
colonialism.
Nehru flirted with communist
Idea ncveral years ago and he
still respect pure Marxism as a
doctrine. However, he recently
ha become a firm foe of com
monism as It I practiced today,
principally a a result of his
clashes with the communists of
his own country. In recent months
he has scored them as "anti
social force bent upon destroy
ing us."
Hi support for modified social
ism also appears to have under
gone some moderation lately, as
a result of hi discovery that pri
vate enterprise must be allowed
Bearkittens
(Continued from Page 1)
the enHtslders In their first gnme
and were figured to edge the Tig
er In this meeting. With the
whole Allen team playing bang
up ball they rolled over Ihe paro
chial school lads almost at will
and kept the Saints flashy offen
sive well under wraps. Gary Gen
try led the attack with his run
ning and passing to Craig. Coach
Nance uncovered another running
hack In speedy Clifford Nelson.
The Allen line turned In its hest
game to date.
corner
00 THIS-
When your child cntahea cold, relieve
distress even while he sleeps Rub his
throat. chratand si .asj m
bsck at bedtime ICRb
with warming,., V A P O R U
let SMITH do your
WIRING
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
O K LAMPS TOM. STOCK
lI()l!SKIIOI,n APPLIANCES
UNIVKKSAI, KANOICS
SMITH
ELECTRIC
nillicr wlile mope l( India In to
arhlevi' her plaiiN for Improving
her Hlii!(i'i InK ei'iiiininy.
Hill IiIn rhniiipl'iiiHlilp of "win Id
tpiveriiini'ilt" and IiIn IiinIxIciiic
upon mi end of rolonliillon re
main firm an ever,
l u'tliloiiiihlii llri'HNi-r
Nehru prohiilily Is tino of the
llioNt eolotlul IlKliien In ptlhlle
llle today, lie In tall, Willi Ihe Hi ill -dy
liullil of the northern Indian.
When In India lie iIichwh In while
jndlipiiiH mid Ihe knee leniilli In
(Him urhkan iiNiuilly Ian for day
lime mid lilmk for evenhiK wear.
IIIh hal In Ihe "Candid rap" of
while elolh, Hlinll'ir In Klnipe In
Ihe ovcinciih flip of Ihe American
(II.
Hut In IiIn exli nslve travel In
Ktirope, Nehru nlwiiyN ha Itirned
out In the llncM of weNiern earli
thai ! linn I Htreel ran fashion
When uddreHKliiK ' nudleiiee,
Nehru' expreslV4f and finely-
hIiiii that he In ti U!(IIiik l'i roil
chlHi'led fealureH iflvc Ihe hiinii-s
vey a torrent of VHHt lileaN eouiN
liiK tliioii(li IiIn head.
It In a ralher Htiulllni! sight lo
Kit' Nehru, In the mldsi of a pull
He Npei'i h, Kuddenly descend from
Ihe platform, and go to the rear
of the hull Willi the Inlenl of do
ing hodlly vlnjenie to n few heck
lers. HuiiiiK thepiiHt few year he
Iiuh .shown Ihe physical strain of
Ids ariluouH work. Huh hi eja
cIoun charm, Nparked hy oi-raslon
al flanhfH of temper, Iiiin not
chmici'd.
Iteveret! by People
Whatever i-onti ovi-i sli-s may
whirl alsiut Nehru'H head In Ihe
yeaiN ahead. It In douhtful that
Ids leadership will In Niiccessfully
rhallcne.cd. His great Klreuglll lies
In his hold on the common people
of India, who accord him a ilevo
tlun second only to that which
they rendered ( lanilhl.
Candid, shortly ln-tore he v. in.
assassliuiii'd. puiillrly dcKlgnaied
Nehru as his heir lo power and
leadership In India.
Admitting Dial Nehru might lie
"rash and Impel uoux" and was
"undoiihtedly an extremist.'' Can
did said however "he alMi lm the
"nrncilcal enmieh not to force ihe !
pace lo the breaking point." i 1
"He Is pure as the crystal, he is
truthful U-yond suspicion." s.ild
the late Mahatma. "'Hie nation Is
Hiife In his hands."
Warm Springs
(Continued from Page J)
will lie shifted lo the Warm
Springs Indian rcscrviitl-in.
2.1 Mile from .Mmlns
The Mill creek span 1 25 miles
northwest of Madias,
'resent for the Tlmherllne
meeting Sundav afternoon and
the dinner that followed In the
lodge were the following:
Ilend: Dean Swift. Floyd West.
William J. Haer and Mr. and Mrs.
Phil F. Urognn.
Hedmond: Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Thompson, Mr. and Mm. M. A.
Lvnch and P, M. Houk.
Prlnevllle: Mr. and Mrs. Otto
IIopH'S, Klchnrd F. Houk and
Mr. nnd Mrs Ed Van Winkle.
Madras: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
H. Earl. M. W. Kicker and Bill
Robinson.
Sandy: D. I.. Page. Hob Dun
can. Greshnm: Tom B. Purcell.
Warm Springs: J. L. Dlddock
and Joseph L. Dlddock Jr.
John Day: I-rank Carpenter.
Wemme: Edgar L. Martin and
family nnd Mr. and Mrs, J. S.
Greenwood.
Oregon Cltv: Ralph C. Curtis.
Welches: Mrs. Jennie Welch.
HK.AItT ATTACK FATAL
Rood Kiver. Oct. H'tli- Herbert
Milton Miles. 52. general mana
ger of Ihe Mt. Hood railway, died
of a heart attack lale yesterday,
Ihe coroner's office reported to
day. Miles had gone rhododendron
dll'glng wllh Ids wife. Klaine,
when he Buffered the heart at
tack. He died en route to the
Ilooi River hospital.
New Hcarhg Devfce
Has No Receiver
Button In Ear
Chicago, Ill.-Dcnfened people
are hailing n new device that
gives them clear hearing with
out making (hem wear n receiver
button in I ho ear. They now en
Joy songs, sermons, friendly com
panionship nnil business success
wllh no self-conscious feeling that
people live looking at uny button
hanging on (heir ear. Willi Ihe
new invisible Phantomold you
mnv free yourself not only torn
deafness, hut from even (ho ap
pearance of deafness. The makers
of Uellone, Dept. 40, M50 VV. tilth
St., Chicago 8, III., are so proud
of their achievement they will
gladly send you their free bro
chure (In plain wrapper) and ex
plain how you can test (his amaz
ing Invisible devlco in the privacy
of your own home without risk
ing a penny. Write Bollone to
day. Adv.
DENTISTRY
Dr. U. C. Jackson
At hi residential office
NO PARKING PROBLEM
. 230 Lava Road
Phone 134
Stork Wins Race
With Airplane
.Shannon Airport, Ireland, OH.
17 'II'' An Ainei leu Ovenu'iiN all
llnuN (.'oiiHlellnllon left New York
City with .'IK piiiNeiinern yeifler
day iind arrived here today wllh
.''.I alter Inline u l'"'1' Willi the
Hloi k.
Mm. Hailnkii Parker, 20, New
Vork, wile of ii n Ameilean ol
(Her Nlatloneil In WleNhaden, tier
many, kiivc hlrlh to a four pound
nun lit li:'M a rn. 11:3-1 a. in.. KST1
In the ('onHtellnllon'il crew com
pailinenl. The liahy wnN horn while the
plane wart hiIII -I'M) iiiIIch from
Shannon and f,(X)0 feel alxive ihe
Alluntle. It wnN IH-Ileved lo lie
Ihe IIinI air lilrlh In
a I limn-Atlantic plain
history on
t wo mid one half hour later
holli mol her and Niin were re
ported "doing well" at Ihe ulr
port hospital here.
'Ihe dramatic story was told in
radio itifHsagfH helore dawn to
day from the plane' pilot, C.'apl.
John Ilennessy ol Newton, Maim.
"A passenger alxiard appears
to be In lalHir," llennesNy radioed.
"HfqucHt have doctor avallahle al
Shannon. We have a doctor
aboard lo iiiinIhI If neecNHiiry."
Crew members 11) minutes lat
er carried Mr. Parker Into their
compartment. She was attended
hy lr. l-'n-d llenschel of New
York, a passenger, and hostess
Mary Jane Hinckley of Melville,
N.J., a registered nurse.
The message announcing Ihe
hahy'K hlrlh came almosl nn hour
later.
Boy of 15 Kills
Younger Brother
Ij Angeles. Oct. 17 MH-A l.r-year-old
hoy delllx'rately shot and I
killed his younger brother to put1
him out of his misery as he
screamed In pain from an acci
dental gunshot wound, ollce re-
"V"
ted today.
Hlchard Elliott killed his broth
er. Itohert. 10. with a .32 caliber
revolver last night as the younger
lxy lay writhing on the floor of
Ihulr west los Angeles home, of
ficers said. Koherl was wounded
In the head by a bullet accidental
ly discharged from the same
weapon.
"I couldn't stand lo see him
suffer like lltnt." Pilchard told
police.
Detectives said Kit-hard told 1
iram ne anil nis nrotner were
watching a wild west television
show. When it was over he took
Mill n (Mill l,n lin.l l.,.,,V. ..
i M,.h K,-i.i ,.i,i t..- : .i
showed It to Itohert.
Richard's finger struck the trig
ger, sending a bullet Into his
brother's head, xillco said. The
boy fell to Ihe floor, screaming
Richard then fired again, putting
another bullet Into Robert's head.
Koliert was taken Into protec
tive custody by police, pending In
vestigation of the shooting.
TWO TKCSTIKS KKCAI'E
Salem, Oct. 17 iui Stale police
Joined Oregon slate prison offi
cials today In a hunt for two
trusties who walked away from
Ihe state prison farm here Sat
urday afternoon. The missing
men are Robert E. Foster, 21,
and Ray Yon, 20.
Yon. committed from Klamath
county for three years for forg
ery, was up'for parole and was
due to leave the penitentiary this
week. Ills escape means that In
the event of his recapture, he will
have to do "stretch" in solitary
confinement before he will be eli
gible for parole again.
Fosler was serving 30 months
for larceny. He was committed
from Umatilla county.
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Coll us today., We will gladly make
a tree survey or
your present heat
ing plant.
Chief Joseph
Dam Project
Gets Stimulus
Warihlngtun. Oct. 17 '111 Sen.
Warren (i. h:.iguuson, I), Wash.,
today Raid thai the $r.0i0.OOO
more lo lie spent on Chief Joseph
dam will mean thousands of more
Jobs In the Pncllle northwest and
"Ihe reallzallon of development
ot the best existing low-cost pow
er site In the world."
President Truman last Friday
approved an army civil function
appropriations bill for the fiscal
year liKlO. which Include an ad
ditional $5,000,000 for work on
Chief Joseph dam.
Magnuson said that Oil sum,
together wllh $2, .500,000 In fund
pif-vloiiHly provided I hi year In
ii deficiency bill, will bring the
project Into uctuul construction.
Will lllval Cimli-e
"Till project will rival Crand
Coulee, fXI rnlle upstream. In po
tential power," the senator said.
"It will have an Initial Installed
rapacity of 0,M)0 kilowatts and
eventual installed rapacity of 1.
72K.OOO kilowatt, dependent upon
future upstream storage."
Magnuson said the figure com
pare with the 1.974,000 kilowatt
at Crand Coulee, the world' larg
est power producer, and 1,322,500
kilowatts nt Hoover dam.
"The firm capacity of Chief
Joseph ranges from fiOO.000 to
1 000,000 kilowatts, and depend
finally upon the amount of water
storage developed at other up
stream dams In the Columbia
river watershed," Magnuson said.
He aid the secondary power
will be used to firm up the out
put from other dams and for
pumping water to arid lands
which need Irrigation "at Just the
season when Chief Joseph will be
producing lis maximum power."
"Engineers who have studied
the economic significance of the
dam generally ugree thot Chief
Joseph's output of 1.000.000 kilo
watts will mean a foundation for
a population base capable of sup
porting 1. 000.000 persons," Mag
nuson said.
He explained thai "''
dlcate that each 100,000 kilowatts
of new power means basic cup-
port for 10.000 new Jobs In In
dustrial plants stemming directly
from this hydro electric power.
The surveys further show that
for every such Job, additional em
ployment can be maintained In
service industries, resulting In an
Increase of at least one person
for each kilowatt of new power,
Magnuson said.
He said that federal power com
mission reports support this fore
cast. TRAIN HITS BUS, 1 DEAD
Dcs Moines. Ia., Oct. 17 Uli A
man was killed and eight persons
were Injured today when a Rock
Island railroad passenger train
hit a city bus at a crossing and
hurled it into a motionless freight
train.
Robert L. Bowman, 40, Des
Moines, died after the accident.
The bus driver and seven other
passengers were Injured and two,
Edwin Nelson, 43, and Fred
Wright. 32, were In poor condi
tion, hospital attendants said. 1
The train was arriving here
from Kansas City. Mo. Police
said "nine persons, Including the
driver, were aboard the bus.
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Dangerous trees are our
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inconvenience.
Court to Pass
On Rent Control
Washington. Oct. 17 'Hi The
HUpieme couit today ngieed lo
review the constitutionality of the
prewil lent control law.
Two federal Judges have Issued
opposite opinions on Ihe question.
Judge Klwln K. Shaw of Chicago
ruled the law unconstitutional
last July 20. On Aug. H, Judge
I-eon It. Yankwlch. 1-os Angeles,
held lo Ihe contrary.
The government appealed the
Chicago case lo Ihe supreme
court. The suit was started by
housing expediter Tighe K. Woods
In an efloi I lo keep Shoreline Co
operative Apartments, Inc., from
evicting tenants. Less than 65
per cent of the Shoreline stock
holders lived in the apartments.
Therefore under rent control reg
ulallons tenants could not be
evicted in order to give stock
holder occupancy.
Shaw held that congress Illeg
ally delegated its powers when it
included the so-called "local op
tion" section in the law. This per
mits decontrol of rent on the
voU? of a state legislature or even
of a local governing body, If the
state governor approves.
'There Is a grant of unbridled
administrative discretion subject
neither to reason nor findings of
fact," the decision said.
Shaw said congress could never
have passed the law at all with
out these local option provisions.
Therefore he held the whole act
uncoastitutlonal.
Eleven Bend Elks
Go to Medford
Eleven Bend Elks went to Med
ford this past week end to com-
twte in a district ritualistic con
tent In iienii reoresentstives
from Ihe Medford. Klamath Kails.
Lakevlew and Burns lodges com -
peted In a similar contest.
Making the trip from Bend
uarn lha fnllnu-ln- U'nltnt- A
(Thompson, Jack Ka'rgman, Fred
Meyers, Kay LeBlanc. Ollie Bow-
man. bverett Wiles, Wilson Kern,
Howard Kopp. R. A. Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ledbetter and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reid.
Results of the judging had not
been received in Bend today. The
contests are held on an exchange
basis, with no lodgemen compet
ing on their home floor.
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The A. A. U. W. Again Presents
Williams1 Marionettes
with their version of
it
HANSEL
Benflt Scholarship Fund
Monday, Oct. 17, 7:30 p.m.
High School Gymnasium
Admission: Children 25c Adults 50c
(Tax Included)
SPACE
Brooks - SccrJon Inc. and
The Sheviin-Hixon Company
VIC FLINT
Vera "VIKING TO HER W". I IMAVEN'Tl I ( DARKLING AND HER )L' S
Darkling OFFSHORE RENDEZVOUS. WITH NOUR THEY?yT0NI6HT,BUCK. I L CREW, I'll TAKE -jjftr THAT WON'T SEC
DutUS 100K AT HER STEP BOAT ON THE fi BUT I'VE GOT A f All Of IT Jyi NECESSARY. LETTS
J,, I SJ. .ffiV6"" "- E PtAN. WANT A I ii K4 MIT UP LEni TOR A I
fISfi kttSwTy THORP PROBABLY V s.PIE OF IT ? 3 l I 1X 1 .VCUPOFCOf"f dN0 I
tNF.A TtUphnioi
SUSPECT "Model citizen" Ernest
B. Knight, well-to-do engineer of
Chicago'! suburban Naperville who
was arrested when his Intended
holdup victim beat him and black
ened one eye, will face questioning
about the brutal sex killing of 10-year-old
Roberta Rlnearson, "the
prettiest girl" In Brnokflcld, 111.
Knight has admitted he was the
prowler who terrified his step
daughter last April.
Bend Recreation
Schedule
October 16-22
Monday: Upholstering class,
First Christian church, 7 p.m.
Robert Kitchen. Instructor.
Wednesday: Boat building class,
high school shops, 7 p.m. Paul
Smith, Instructor.
Thursday: Square dancing les
sons, high school basement gym,
7:30 p.m. Claude Cook, instructor.
Saturday: "Bantam" league
bowling organizational meeting,
Cascade bowl, 10 a.m.
Several people are planning to
attend the square dance clinic to
I be held this Saturday, October 22, 1
1 at Oregon State college. The clin
ic in beginning and advanced
groups is designed to train com
munity leaders in square dancing.
SMASH EGG RECORD
North Brookfield, Mass dP
Thirteen Rhode Island Red hens
owned by J. J. Warren hold the;
world's championship for the
breed in egg laying. In a single
year these hens laid a total of
3.966 eggs. The previous record
was 3.919.
and GRETEL
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COUOTESY
Eagles Move Out
As Men Move In
Knoxville. Tenn. HW A Univer
sity of Tennessee zoologist says
the bald eagle, national bird of
the United States, 1 slowly but
surely disappearing from It No.
1 habitat, Florida' coastal and In
land waterway.
For 11 years. Dr. Joseph C.
Howell has been studying the
bald eagle population along the
Indian river between Cocoa and
New Smyrna, Fla.
The eagle population declined
almost 30 per cent from 1935 to
llMfl, Howell discovered, with 24
pair of eagle nesting in the '
sample area In 1935 compared '
with 17 pairs in 1946.
Howell blame it on the influx
of the human population. As men :
move in, Howell learned, the
eagles move out. What's more, he
says, some hunters thoughtless
ly shoot the majestic birds de-,
spite federal laws to protect I
them. I
The Appalachian trail, extend
ing 2,050 miles from Mount Ka
tahdin, Me., to Mount Oglethorpe,
Ca., is a public pathway through
14 states that rates as one of the
seven wonders of the outdoors
world.
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ntoH-s row with W'Ffai.0
Belle Fourche, S.D. Hit Rnnrh
era Pete Hosander, Marlon Wil
son and Hank Thompson believe
they have started a new strain ot
rattle which will be as hardy a
the buffalo and as tasty as choice,
beef.
It's a "brahmolo," a cross be
tween a brnhnm cow and a buffa
lo bull.
It looks like a regular calf ex
cept for fur Instead of hair, and
It grunt and lope are blson-llke.
The big question Is whether
the "brahmolos" will reproduce.
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