THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 194?
PAGE SIX
Johnson Warns
Sneak Assault
Again Possible
New York, Dec. 7 'inSecretary
of defense 1-ouis A. Johnson call
od on American Industry toduy to
gain the lend "In every category
of munitions" because n second
Pearl Harbor attack "could come
tomorrow."
In a speech prepared for deliv
ery at the National Association of
Manufacturers' 54th annual con
press of American Industry at
the Waldorf Astoria hotel, John
son reported that the 8th anni
versary of Japan's bombing of the
Pacific outpost found t.ie United
States prepared.
He disclosed that the Joint
chiefs of staff had agreed unani
mously on a plant to meet any
such sneak attack with an ail
force counter-attack.
"Our first attack will be a coun
ter-attack," the defense secretary
said. "It will be an air job and
In It the primary role will belonp
to the air force. We must be pre
pared to hold the line for a time
and most likely a long time un
til we expand our forces and
mobilize our industry."
ELECTION HELD
Redmond, Dec. 7 Mrs. Rogei
Sanford was elecred worthy mat
ron of Eastern Star at the regulai
meeting held at the Townsenc"
hall Monday evening. Dr. M. M
Pendroy was elected worthy pat
ron; Mrs. R. W. Christiansen, as
soclate matron; E. A. Parker, as
sociate patron; Mrs. A. H. Olsen
secretary; Mrs. M. M. Pendroy
treasurer; Mrs. Raymond H
Jones, conductress, and Mrs
Ralph Davis, associate conduct
ress. The hall was decorated ir.
the Christmas motif and undei
the tree gifts were placed which
will be sent to the Eastern Srai
and Masonic home at Forest
Grove. Officers will be installed
January 2.
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Redmond Scouts
Conduct Meeting
Redmond, Dec. 7 Four pa
trols of 22 Scouts mer Monday
evening at the fair grounds, un
der the direction of the scout mas
ter, Bob Maxwell. Regular meet
ings have been changed from
Thursday to Monday in order to
accommodate scout leaders, i Jerry
and Larry Stuwell, in full Scout
uniform, presented the colors am.
while Brad Hallook recited the
allegiance to the flag each boy
stepped forward and Jaiuieu.
Aft?r the colors were posted,
patrols met in separate groups,
then reassembled for a demon
stration of artificial respiration.
Kenneth Deiterman's patrol won
the demonstration contest.
Scoutmaster Maxweil told the
boys about a plan for collecting
old license plates as a money rais
ing project. He also told the
boys about the national Boy Scout
meeting, which will be held In
luly at Valley Forge. The boys
spent the remainder of the eve
ning cleaning the building which
is lent to them for meetings.
Pythians Confer
Page Rank on 3
Bend Residents
Knights of Pythias conferred
the page rank upon Richard Er
tie. Edward McLennan and Ted
Holliday. at a meeting of Des
chutes lodge No. 103. Monday
vening at Eagles hall. Ray O.
Kaser of Milton, grand chancel
lor, made his official visit and
assisted in the ritual ceremonies
for the three candidates.
Other grand officers present
were: Dr. R. D. Ketchum, past
grand chancellor; Nelson L. Ice
land .grand vice-chancellor, both
of Bend, and George M. Brown,
district deputy grand chancellor.
Prineville. Other visitors were
rvir- Vnntvtpe vire-hancellor. and
Hans Jensen, of Redmond lodge
No. 110, and Alfred Erickson of
Prmpville Claude Kellev. chan-
lellor commander of Deschutes
lodge, presided at the meeting.
After the ceremonies Kaser
outlined the objectives of the or
der for the coming year. Follow
ing the meeting, refreshments
were served.
TVwiicrht thp errand chancellor
officially will visit Crooked River
lodge No. 121 at Prineville, at a
similar meeting. Several local
knights plan to attend the meet
ing and assist in the, ceremonies.
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FOR HOLY YEAR PILGRIMS Visitors to Rome during the 1950
Holy Year will receive these documents and aids. They are: a
lapel pin; identification booklet giving special rail fare reductions;
guide to Rome (top rear) and a prayer book, all fitting Into a handy
carrying folder. Printed items will be available in English, French,
German, Spanish and Italian. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff corre
. spondent Albert Blasetti.)
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Boosters Hear
Hoop Report
Athletic Booster club members
holding their weekly breakfast
meeting today at the Trailways
Coffee shop heard a report from
Coach Roger Wiley on Bend high
school basketball prospects.
Wiley, ex-University of Oregon
hoop star, indicated he was well
pleased with the showing of the
Bears in their opening games, but
said the squad would receive Its
first real test In the contests
against Central Catholic and Jef
ferson of Portland on the Red
mond court Friday and Saturday
nights. The Bears, Wiley predicted, will
prove to be a ;as:-breaking, fan
pleasing team in 1949-30 play.
There will be action from the tip-
offs to the final whistle, the
coach declared. Talents of indi
vidual players were reviewed.
Tom Niebergall, winner of the
Lions' award for the best defen
sive play in the football season
just ended, was a guest of the
club. W. L. Pierce presided at the
morning meeting, in the absence
of Al Gray, club president.
HE "GOT THE BIRD!"
Sr. Louis. Dec. 7 IP Motorist
A. J. Palmer stopped his new
car because of1 a rapping noise
in the front end.
He found a woodpecker trapped
between the radiator and the grill.
PRIVATE TO
FAMILY BOSS
Your "helpmate" will join with
your guests in hearty approval
of your good judgment . . . when
you serve the new one-way tall
bottle of Lucky Lager beer. It's
graceful and eye-appealing . . .
and so convenient to buy and use.
No deposit, no return. Comes
packed 12 bottles to a handy car
ton. Usually costs less than an
ordinary stubbie. Try tall Lucky
Lager buy a handy carton today
at your favorite store. Serve and
enjoy the top refreshment of
Lucky's "million dollar flavor"
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Rex Beach, Noted
Author, Suicide
Seining. Fin., IVc.7 Mil-Rex
Beach, 7'J, adventure novelist und
one-time professional f o u t b a 1 1
player, shot himself to death to
day, the sheriff's office here re
ported. Beach's Ixnly was discovered
shortly after II: 30 a.m. by his per
sonal nurse at his ranch hciv. A
,3S caliber revolver was found
nearby.
The sheriff's office said Beach
left no note.
Beuclt long had suffered from
what Ills personal dentist, Dr.
Thomas Cook of Miami, descrllv
ed as a "serious throat ailment."
Last July, the novelist was
flown front his ranch to a Coral
Gables, Fin., hospital in a "critical
condition." He left the hospital
several weeks later, however,
much Improved.
A siH)kesman In the sheriff's of
fice who declined use of his name
said Beach hail "suffered Intense
ly from cancer of the throat."
K, ach was born on a farm near
Atwood. Mich., Sept. 1, 1877.
He attended Rollins college at
Winter Park. Flu., until 1S!IU
when he left to enroll In the Chi-,
cago college of law. He was a
member of the Chicago Athletic!
association professional football
team and later starred on its
swimming squad. j
He dropped out of law college j
In 1900 and joined the Klondike
gold rush, an event that set the;
background for many of his action-parked
novels. i
"The Spoilers" was his first
best seller and met Instant sue-:
cess. Beach's first published story
appeared In the old McClures
magazine.
"The World In Arms, one of his
latest books, was published In
l'.Mt and sold' to a movie studio!
for a reported $100,000.
Democrats Meet
At Prineville
Prineville, Dee. 7 Meeting on
a reactivated basis with 20 lead
ing party members present, a
session of the Crook county dem
ocratic central committee was
held at the courthouse Monday
night. The committee members
greeted their uregon national
committeeman, Monroe Sweet
laud of Salem; Mrs. Nancy Honey
man Robinson of Portland, active
In Young Democrat circles, and
Vernon Bull, party leader of Pen
dleton. With Mis. Frank. Alander, the
committee's treasurer, reporting
receipt of substantial funds, plans
were made for monthly meetings
with speakers here from else
where In the state. The next two
meetings were scheduled for Jan
uary ! and February 13.
TOO MUCH IS ENOUGH
Atlantu tll'i-Judge John S. Me
Lellnml figured n o u g h was
enough when Murgan't Brooks
was arresti-d on charttes of
di unkencss f or the 701 h tune. He
gave her three yearn.
Federal Grazing
Cuts Protested
licnver, Pec. 7 President
Hurry Vaughn of. the National
Wool Growers association declar
ed today that federal eutit In gra.
lug permits are without "rhyme
or reason."
The Dixon, Calif., wool man
said the grazing reducllotm made
by the II. S. forest service were
responsible for the full in the
number of breeding sheep. '
Vaughn wus first speuker on
today's program nl the national
wool convention here.
In his attack against the fed
eral government, Vaughn suld the
public would miller through high
prices on meat and wool if addi
tional grazing reductions are
made.
He also charged that the gov
ernment had boosted the price of
wool by taking the product direct
from the ei'ower mid reMiOllnif It
1 lii the wool industry.
VETMtANH IM IIKIMANU
Walerlown, N Y. mi-Tim city
had to usk for u new ellgllillliy
list when all three ruiiniuaicH tor
police ilepurlmcnr appointments,
unproved unlv the week before,
refused the Jobs. The three wur
veterans said they Mail received
lietler offers.
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Los Angeles. Dec. 7 The
youthful shuh of Iran today cast
aside cares of his full-dress offi
cial tour of the United States
when he leaves for an Informal
visit to Sun Valby. Ida.
The slender, handsome mon
arch, a skiing enthusiast, said he
onlv hoped there would be enough
snow at the mountain resort for I
winter sports.
He will stay about a week.
BIG STORE PI.ANNKU
Portland, Dec. 7 mi Unnamed
sources today said Portland will
be the site of rhe largest variety
store location on the Pacific coast
after the four-story downtown
Richmond building Is razed In
1951.
The J. J. Newberry variety
store would cost "several hundred.
thousand dollars and be several
stories high. Blueprints of the
proposed building were nor ex
pected to be completed until early
next year.
IDEAL FARM GIRL Virginia
Le Arta Jensen, 18, of Blair,
Neb., was named "Ideal Farm
er's Daughter ' at tne national '
Farm show in Chicago. A former, j
4-H club member, Virginia is
the daughter of Arthur Jensen,'
who farms 80 acres.
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GUILD MEETS
Redmond, Dec. 7 Community
Presbyterian church guild Circle
3 met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Dan Stewart. Mrs.
F. A. de Lespinasse read a Christ
mas story to the group and Mrs.
Walter Stauffacher had charge of
the devotional program. As a spe
cial entertainment feature Mrs.
Wesley Baker and Miss Jeanne
Stauffacher sang "No Candle Was
There and No Fire," by Liza Leh
mann. It was announced that a
money-making project in the form
of a breakfast will be held De
cember 15 at the home of Mrs.
de Lespinasse.
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