PAGE SIX
America Warned
Of Red Sabotage
In Event of War
By Frank Elcazcr
lUnltnl 1'rcM ttU CurrMpotultnO
Washington, Dec. 5 The Li
brary of Congress, In a study of
defense plans, warned that a
"disciplined army" of communist
' agents la ready to sabotage
America In event of war wiih
Kussia.
A public affairs bulletin, pub
lished by the library's legislative
reference service, cautioned
against complacency based on
the fact that attempted sabotage
by Nazi agents here at the start
1 of World War II was successful
ly thwarted.
"The numbers of the latter (the
Nazis) were small, their tech
niques crude, and their identifica
tion easy compared with the dis
ciplined army of communists,
many of them American citizens,
who may be expected to work
against the nation in the event
of war with a communist power,"
the library said.
103 Pages
S. Arthur Devan, a national de
fense analyst of the reference
service, prepared the report, a
105-page analysis of the "fun
damental considerations" on
which this country's defense
plans must be laid. .
The report warned that there
con be no complete security in
a .military sense and that the
atomic bomb is not the "absolute
weapon."
It said the guided missile is the
weapon most likely to cause rev
olutionary change in warfare. It
hinted that this development may
prove more costly than the atom
ic bomb. i
"Atomic bombs, at the present
time, are said to cost many mil
lions of dollars each," the report
said. "But an atomic bomb sci
entist, perhaps as familiar with
that weapon as any one in the
nation, recently found himself
shocked by the cost of guided
missiles, which probably will be
the great weapons of the future.
"He said if we were to defend
only the city of Washington with
guided missiles, we might as well
build a wall of gold around it."
Girl's Lips Type
Her, Scribe Says
Buffalo, N.Y. IP) Use a steady
hand when you put on that lip
stick, sister.
For, according to a New York
university faculty member, the
shape of your mouth is a tip-off
to your whole personality.
Mrs. Veronica Dengel, author
and beauty engineer, counsels
young men in search of a mate
to study the prospects' lips.
All feminine mouths can be
classified in five categories, Mrs.
Dengel claims. And here's the
way she tabs them:
1. Thin lips conservative type.
The girl is usually an introvert.
Most women in this category are
content to remain spinsters and
look upon men with suspicion.
They lack feeling and are shy
and reticent.
2. Large full lips dramatic
type. This girl Is an extrovert.
She is romantically expressive,
theatrical and bizarre.
3. One thin and one full lip
executive type. This girl is the
business type. She is serious and
scholastically minded, works ea
gerly and conscientiously with
any task and has a sensible bal
ance of values.
4. Full center feminine type.
This girl is the housewife type.
She wants marriage and makes
a successful career of marriage
and love.
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Redmond and Vicinity
Redmond. Dec. 5 (Special)
Rev. E. E. Fitch of Shelton,
Wash., left Saturday evening for
his home. He came to Redmond
to conduct the funeral services
for Mrs. Margaret Loop. Rev.
Fitch was formerly the Four
Square Gospel minister in Red
mond. Mrs. Pearl Bennett of Madera,
Calif., who spent several weeks
visiting the H. H. Musick family,
left Thursday for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bessey called
at the W. A. Howe home Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Peterson en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bes
sey at dinner Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartford and
children, Neal and Linda, spent
the week end with Hartford's
mother, Mrs. L. A. Hartford.
C. Downs was released from
the Medical Dental hospital
Thursday after having undergone
surgery.
Joe McMurry went to Portland
December 2 on business and plans
to return Sunday.
Mrs. George Bourland and Mrs.
Dorothy Lash of Dufur were af
ternoon guests at the Joe Mc
Murry home December 1.
Mrs. Delia Nance was absent
from school Friday because of
illness at home. Mrs. Nance is
journalism and speech instructor
at Redmond union high school.
Tumalo Westminster Fellow
ship group met at the Arnold
Sandwick home Thursday night
with Anitra Sandwick as hostess.
Patsy Hartford, program chair
man, had charge of the lesson
for the evening.
Peggy Hartford was among
those who attended the Christian
Endeavor meeting in Bend at the
First Christian church Sunday
night
Mrs. Harley Hart was hostess
to the Alpha Mu of Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha at her home Friday at
8 p.m.
Mrs. R. D. Baker was hostess
Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. to the
Church of Christ's Women's coun
cil. Guild circles 1 and 2 of the
Community Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs. J. W.
McDowell, 903 E street, Friday
at 2 p.m. Mrs. Boyd Simmons
was hostess to Guild circle 4.
Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters and their families held
a turkey dinner at the Townsend
hall at 7 p.m. Friday.
Community church and Sunday
school officers met Wednesday
night at the church for the an
nual reports and elections.
Floyd Barton Sr. gave the Sun
day school report, and Inez Dona
hue the Sunday school treasurer's
report. Warren Vance, adviser of
the junior high fellowship, gave
a resume of that organization's
work; Alberta Sage explained the
senior high fellowship's standing,
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i THAT STATION HA. F- r;. I
.1 i w-tN wtjNty err - - - : -r v I
and Mrs. Weslev Bilker discussed
the newest organization, t h e
Young People's Fellowship group.
Walt Stauf facher, who sponsors
the husband and wife club, gave
a report on the activities of the
Wl-Hub club.
Wesley Baker made his annual
pastor's report. William Olson
read the church treasurer's rec
ord, and Mrs. W. Hepner dis
cussed the Guild's activities for
the year. Mrs. Fred Hodecker re
ported for the trustees.
Mrs. Helen deLespmasse acted
as clerk for the evening. Elders
named for the Community
church, and their terms, are Mrs.
Helen delespinasse. two years;
Mrs. Walter Hepner, three years;
Warren Vance, three years; Floyd
Barton, three years. Trustees:
Mrs. Theo. Wells, three years;
Dr. Charles Dudley, three years;
Victor Clark, two years; treas
urer, William Olson; financial
secretary, Mrs. B. Kramer.
Seven past matrons of the Or
der of the Eastern Star held a
luncheon and meeting at the
home of Mrs. J. R. Roberts Satur
day afternoon. Mrs. L. W. Franks
will be hostess to the group in
December at a date to be released
later.
PORTLAND JAIL POPLXAR
Portland, Dec. 3 lPi Portland's
city jail was jammed for the sec
ond consectuivs time today when
officials counted 319 men and
women prisoners.
Superintendent Walter Tyler
said jailers found it necessary to
lay mattresses on the floor to ac
commodate prisoners. Additional
ly, 26 prisoners whose sentences
were to expire in several days
were released.
Thursday night the jail had
296 prisoner. It is designed for
approximately loo.
TYPHOOX HITS
Manila, P.I., Dec. 5 IP A ty
phoon whipped northern Minda
nao and the central Philippines
islands today and then headed
across the south China sea to
ward French Indo-China.
The typhoon hit the same gen
eral area where heavy storms
caused hundreds of deaths and
millions of dollars in property
damage last month. But compara
tively littie damage was caused
in the latest blow when winds
dwindled to 55 miles an hour.
IL-)S!
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Battle to Whip
Arthritis Shows
Good Progress
Bv Paul V. Kills
tOnitvU I'm Scivnc Kditur)
New York. IVc. 5 dli The but
tle to whip arthritis, one of mini's
most crippling diseases, has
reached a milestone comparable
to the day that the first atom
bomb went off, a group of physi
cians agreed.
The doctors, mcmbcis of the
medical and scientific committee
of the arthritis und rheumatism
foundation, said they were relet--ring
specifically to the discovery
of the new drugs cortisone und
acth and what they have meant
in the ramuaign against arthritis.
Dr. Cornelius rraeger, one of
the group, recalled that out of
the first atomic explosion in New
Mexico only a small portion of
the potential energy contained in
the bomb was utilized.
So it is with (he new hormone
substances, he suid. und that as
time goes on the efficiency like
that of the bomb will be In
creased. The meeting here was with
members of the National Associ
ation of Science Writers. They
were shown a new movie of three
case histories of arthritis that
were treated either by cortisone
or acth. In each case there was
dramatic improvement, but in
each case the patient relapsed af
ter administration of the drug
was ceased.
Supply Inadequate
Dr. Traeger said that under
present means of production it
would take the bile from all the
oxen "in the world" to treat 100
patients. Cortisone is manufac
tured from hormonal substances
in the ox bile that come from
the adrenal cortex. Acth Is ex
tracted from the pituitary glands
of cattle.
The foundation is now In a
campaign to raise $2,000,000 to
carry out further research and
to purchase the rare drugs for
use in patients. Some of the
money, too, will be spent in the
training of physicians on tech
niques in administration of the
drug..
Onlv recently, the Merck & Co.,
pharmaceutical house, Rahway,
N.J., announced that- the price ot
cortisone had been reduced from
$250 a gram to $130, still a pre
cious price' The company also
has again taken over the duty
of distribution of the drug, an
indication that the scientists are
making headway in improving
production methods.
Doctors are finding the drug
causes bad reactions in some pa
tients, but believe that In time
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TRENDS IN BUILDING COSTS Building costs have declined,
but not very much, from their all-time peaks of 1948. A brick home
that cost $5000 in 1910 costs four times ns much to build now. The
newschnrt above straws how the cost of building has followed right
ulong with the cost of building materials since 1910 and construc
tion workers' wages since 1934, the first year when comparative
statistics became available. Duta is from the Cleveland Trust Cora
pany and the Bureau ot Labor Statistics.
Truck Reciprocity
Plan Suggested
Buijc. Ida., Dec. 5 i The
Idaho public utilities commission
will submit a proposed Interstate
trucking license to? reciprocity
agreement to Oregon this week,
HL'C chairman W. B. Jov said to
day. Joy said an opinion from Attor
ney "General Robert K. Smylit
ruied that the l'UC hail the neces
sary authority to enter Into such
an agreement.
The proposed agreement, Joy
said, would be sent to the Oregon
secretary of state.
Under" the terms of the agree
ment. Informally reached at a
meeting here a few weeks ago,
trucking fleet o-rators would
pay registration fees to both Ore
gon and Idaho buV on a pro-rata
basis figured on the mileage trav
eled by their trucks in Interstate
commerce in each state.
SMALL AS THEY COME'
Paul. Neb. i'P Officials of
school district Gl west of here
claim they have one of the small
est districts in the narion. At
least, they say there can be none
smaller. The only student Is
i Carol June Wlnkelhake, 6, u sec
j ond grade pupil.
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Woman Stuck
In Tub 60 Hours
I'lfXinell muffs. In,. Dec. S HI" -
Mrs. Arlit Uuniiulst, 05, who do
led to lake a bath In the home
of a mlilgel friend iitul spent the
nest till hours stuck In the tun, ad
mitted today that the whole thing
was rather funny.
Mrs. Turniiiilst. a "plump
woman, had been slaying at the
house while the midget wintered
In Hoildii.
Last Thursday she decided to
take n bath. She lowered herself
Into the plntsUed tub- and Hutu
she Kiuycd for two and a half
days.
She fluully was released Sat nr.
day by nelghlHirs who lifetime
worried when she failed to mi
swer the telephone.
, When they found her, she was
weak from hunger iiiul her hands
were covered with blisters from
her frantic efforts to free herself.
TKACHKK OKI'S SM IIIIKIt
Atlanta tl' 'nlt? state depart
ment of education reversed the
iiiplefor-th''-teacher routine mid
sent 75 carloads of apples 10 (WO,
000 Ceoigiu schoolchildren.
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On Reason For This Improvement is United's
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