THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949
PAGE TWELVE
Churchill's Role
In Ultimatum
Still Disputed
By I.yle C, Wilson
(United Pma Surf (VrrlHnltit)
Washington, Dec. 9 Ui The
Washington Times-Herald editori
ally checks former Prime minis
ter Winston Churchill for telling
two stories of how the "uncon
ditional, surrender" policy for
Germany, Italy and Japan was
established at the Casablanca
conference In North Africa.
The Casablanca conference be
tween Churchill and Franklin D.
Roosevelt, prime minister and
president, took place In 1943. The
editorial said in part:
"During debate in commons
last July, the wartime British
prime minister said that the
terms of surrender were a sud
den inspiration of Mr. Roosevelt,
announced to the press without
previous consultation between the
president and himself.
"Now he has reversed himself,
and, in another statement to com
mons, asserts that the words had
been mentioned, 'probably in in
formal talk, I think at meal
times,' between Mr. Roosevelt
and himself, and that he had sent
a telegram from Casablanca to
the British cabinet in London
apprising it of the intention to
make public such terms.
Held Bad Policy
"He said that the original in
tention had been to exclude Italy,
but that the cabinet felt that the
terms should apply to Italy, also.
"'I feel It my duty,' Mr.
Churchill said in amending his
account, 'to place the true facts
on the record on the journals of
the house, if only In honor to the
memory of President Roosevelt'."
The "unconditional surrender"
demand made upon the enemy at
Casablanca has been challenged
by many persons as bad policy
which had the effect of prolong
ing the war by inspiring Ger
many and Japan to maximum
effort It has been argued that
"unconditional surrender" gave
the enemy little choice except
iu fight to the death and discour
aged peace element; inside enemy
countries.
Several versions of what actu
ally happened at Casablanca have
been published, most of them
agreeing with Churchill's first
account that "unconditional sur
render" was Fi)R's own idea
sprung on all others as a sur
prise. .
Bandits Escape
In Wooded Area
Portland, Doc. 9 (IB "Two
would-be bandits fled into a heavily-wooded
area east of Portland
early Thursday after leading a
sheriff's prowl car an 80 to 90 mile
an hour bullet-studded race for
nearly six miles.
Ten carloads of countv officers
began searching the wooded sec
tion between Rockwood and Os
born roads where the two appar
ently escaped wnen their 1949
Buick -ran out of gas.
Nearly a dozen bullets were
fired at the pair when they sped
away from a cafe at 8744 North
east Sandy boulevard at the ap
proach of the sheriff's car. Depu
ties said a window in the cafe al
ready had been smashed but the
bandits had no time to enter
the place.
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IN PLACE OF DER FUEHRER Pictures ol WUhelm Pieck,
president of the Communist-dominated East Germany, ore taking
the place of Hitler -portraits In the schools, in accordance with
official orders. Students above, at school in Mecklenburg, look
over the Pieck portrait hanging in prominent place. The province
ol Mecklenburg was first to report that every classroom has a
portrait of the "father of the German Republic" on display.
Shevlin
Shevlin. Dec. 9 (Special) Mrs.
Rolland Gumpert was hostess to
the pinochle club Nov. JO. Guests
were Mrs. Vernon Sayre, Mrs. Or
ville Bean, Mrs. Frank Mauger,
Mrs. John Munier, Mrs. George
wall, Mrs. Nary Kittleson and
Mrs. Harry Stingley. High prize
was won by Mrs. Vernon Sayre.
low prize by Mrs. Frank Mauger.
and floating prize by Mrs. Nary
Kittleson.
Mrs. Vernon Sayre recently
gave a pink and Hlue shower in
honor of Mrs. Frank Mauger.
Guesfs were Mrs. Merrill Olson.
Mrs. Shorty Shough, Mrs. Carl
Lane, Mrs. John Munier, Mrs.
Rolland Gumpert, Mrs. Jim Em
ery, Mrs. Ed Banks, Mrs. Amos
Thompson, Mrs. Nary Kittleson,
Mrs. verus Dahlin, Mrs. Ben
Conklin, Mrs. Joe Petronovich.
Mrs. Henry Erdman, Mrs. Sam
Burgess, Mrs. Robert Posey, Mrs.
George Posey. Mrs. Moss, Mrs.
Vincent Killeen. Mrs. Vera Bean
and Mrs. Harry Stingley. Those
who sent gifts but couldn't come
were Mrs. Jim uuiey, Mrs. Flor
ence Olsen. Mrs. George Wall,
Mrs. Josie Gumpert, Mrs. Joe
Herron, Mrs. Stanley inompson
and Mrs. Rockey.
Mrs. Henry Erdman was host
ess to the pinochle club Dec. 1.
Guests were Mrs. Joe Petronovich,
Mrs. Jim.Dilley, Mrs. Amos
Thompson, ' Mrs. Willard Gum
pert, Mrs. Verus Dahlin, Mrs.
Kenneth Cox and Mrs. Arnold
Rutan. High prize was won by
Mrs. Joe Petronovich and low
prize by Mrs. Verus Dahlin. and
floating prize by- Mrs. Willard
Gumpert.
The Shevlin P.T.A. will meet
December 14 at 7 p.m. nt the
Shevlin school house. The topic:
How Important Are the Spiritual
Values as a Cornerstone for Liv
ing." Rev. U'Reun of Crescent
will be the speaker for the eve
ning. . There will be Christmas
carols by Shevlin girls. After the
business meeting, reiresnments
will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauger
spent Thanksgiving week end in
Fnneviiie at the home ot Mr. ana
Mrs. Orville Withie.
Mr. and Mrs. Verus Dahlin and
family visited in Florence over
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs. Lew Hodge and Bill Fren
zil of Klamath visited Sunday at
Shevlin.
Mrs. Violet Cox was a week-end
guest at the home of her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Emery, and family.
Mrs. Carl Lane gave a birthday
dinner Friday evening in honor ol
her mother and brother. Mrs. Rob
ert Posey and, and George Posey.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Sayre and daughter.
Robert Posey and Reba and Pat
ty, Mrs. George Posey and family
and Carl Lane and daughter.
Many Shevlin people attended
the play staged at Gilchrist Fri
day evening, December 2.
Miss Genevieve Wright was
married two weeks ago to Mr.
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauger are
parents of a daughter born Sat
urday at the St. Charles hospital.
Mrs. Fred Bloomquist was ad
mitted to the Lumberman's hos
pital Monday.
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fe w. kj i DArirc Congress 1.00 up LADIES' MUSICAL PERFUME
9 Various Models RACKS Kem ' . COMPACTS POWDER BOXES ATOMIZER tt
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Spokane, Wash., Dec. 9 ilPi
Two Spokane men reported
Thursday that they saw three fly
ing discs floating down on the
city.
F. L. Wells and Ray Carlson
said they saw .the "round, bright
and shiny objects"' about 10 a.m.
while working on construction of
a house.
"First there were only two of
them," Wells said. "Then another
seemed to drop out of one of the
first two. We watched them for
about 10 minutes and then they
headed south and disappeared."
BIG EVENT
CATCHES ON
It's grand news . . . it's a court
esy to beer loving guests that
many homemakers are following.
Just serve at the guest table that
new one-way tall bottle of Lucky
Lager, Such an inviting-looking
bottle . . . and so convenient to
buy and use! No deposit, no re
turn. Comes packed 12 bottles to
a handy carton. Even costs less
usually than an ordinary stubbie.
Try tall Lucky Lager buy a
handy carton next time you go
beer shopping. Join the thousands
who serve and enjoy that famous
Lucky Lager "million dollar fla
vor," in the new tall table bottle.
Interstate Brewery Co., Vancou
ver, Wash. Adv.
Cigaret Lighters
Evans 3.00 up
Ronson 6.00 up
Amir?
BILLFOLDS
2.00 to 15.00
New
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Stopj Cold Symptoms
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TOBACCO
POUCHES
1.00 up
Courrley
SHAVING SETS
2.00 up
MILITARY
BRUSHES
5.00 up
ELECTRIC
RAZORS
Sunbeam, Schick, and
Remington
17.50 up
COSMETIC DEPARTMENT
. Coty Perfume, Cologne. 1.85 up
. LeGui Cologne ......... 100 up
Yankv Clover 1.00
Three Flowers 1.00
Evening in Paris 1.00
Max Factor Sets 2.50
Coty's Complete Line 75c to $25
Evening in Pans Sets... 2.25 up
Martha Lame Cosmetic Set 1.50
Tawn "Shaving Toilet Set"
: Traveling Kit
2.49
Men's "Close Out Sale"
Toilet Sets Half Price
Sheaffer
Pen & Pencil Sets 3.59 up
St. Regis
Pocket Watch 1.98 X
Extra Faney
Syphon Bottles 10.00
Ideal for Pocket i
Pen Light 1.00 T
Bennett's Machine Shop
1114 Roosevelt Ave.
Bend, Ore.
Thone 1132
GENERAL MACHINE WORK , GEARS ft SPROCKETS
AUTO TBUCK TRACTOR REPAIRS
Crankshaft Grinding, also Grind Shaft In Car
' MOTOR REBUILDING
Welding Electrio and Acetylene
HEAVY EQUIPMENT REPAIR
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Jewel Boxes ... 4.00 & 6.00
tewellte Ttitish
& Comb Sets . 2.50 to 25.00
Sllverplated
Dresser Sets 9.95 to 29.95
Griffon
Scissor Set 10.95 up
Half Price "Clone Out Sale'
Hughes Dresser Sets
ml
Gift Stationery 49c .up
..... 4.50
KIiirIiik
Tea Kettles .
Iliinnln Kit Scotch Plnld
Brush Set
Kltdrlr
FINE CIGARS FOR GIFTS
All Popular Brands of
Cigarets carton 1.45
Royal Dc ninth, Yellow Bole,
Kaywoodles and Others
Pipes 1.00 up JL-
Humidors ,2.49 up
Novelty Ash Trays 3.00
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150 1
Heating Pads 5.95 up
r-ieciric rt
3.75 Fan Heater 13.95
JJ V if:
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String Light
Special
8 Lights In Series
49c
Add Federal
Tax to
Taxable Items
FOR THE CHILDREN
Ornaments & Decorations Mama-Papa Doll . . . 6.95
Large Ouldoor MkMh
m m w Ar a
aeroTia d.v i'Xrnii 191 .t
Wired in MuKlple . Large Doll ........
361 OT . . . 70C Bear, Dog, and Elephants fa ' flJ
Box of 12 Ornaments . . 89c Gund Do,,s 2'29
Tavern Candles ... 75cup epc qmb TqY DEPARTMENT 8
8
( PImik UaI 1 oc
WIUUJ I IVIVfl ... llM . GAMES
Sparkl-Tex Tree Drape 75c Rooki Pit, Author,k oid Maid,
Halo Anael Tree TOP 1.89 k Bingo, Cribbage Boards.
LotS Of Extra Bulbs! . Monopoly. Jig Saw Punles
in many aesigns.
Washing Machines, Doll
U a ii f a Cac (mrIm finite
Stockings, Footballs, :)5
Basketballs, Pull Toys of all
kinds. Many others to -X
WRAPPING PAPER, RIBBON, TINSEL
choose from.
Add Federal
Tax to ,
Taxable Items
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