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THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
FRIDAY. MARCH 3.1950
Drive to Cut Federal Tax
Power Given Consideration
Chicago U" An expert pre
dicts that six state legislatures
may within the next lew months
pass resolutions calling for a con
stitutional limit on federal tax
powers.
Frank E. Packard, director of
the Western Tax council, said the
legislatures are those of New
York, Carolina, Virginia, Mary
land, California and Louisiana.
Packard is a retired tax attorney.
The tax council is an 11-year-old
organization of business men
and labor leaders who want to
amend the constitution and limit
federal income taxes to 25 per
cent. The present top limit is 82
per cent.
Packard told the United Pi-ess
that to date 19 states have passed
resolutions asking congress to
present such an amendment to
the people.
14 States Needed
If the six states follow suit this
year and eight more in 1051, con
gress will have to act, Packard
said. Action by only 32 states is
needed to propose the amendment.
Whether New York and the five
other states act, Packard said, de
pends upon how much-taxpayers
in the states would like to see
the job done.
The legislatures of New York,
South Carolina, Virginia and
Maryland recently convened, and
California and Louisiana will do
so in May.
Packard said the tax council
has alerted all of these states and
it is now up to them to contact
the legislators
Clubs Enlisted
The council has corresponded
with Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary
clubs, the League of Women Vot
ers, American Legion posts,
chambers of commerce, civic tax
payer organizations and many in
dividuals. After presentation of an amend
ment in congress, approval by
three quarters of the state legis-
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Bandits Routed
By Profane Elder
Maybrook. N.Y., March 3 IP
Police today arrested the four
bandits who were routed in tears
from the Maybrook bank by a
cussing church elder who Ignored
the bullets they shot at him.
Police rounded up the four In
ept youths within 12 hours after
they crawled out the door of the
one-story bank yesterday, stum
bled blindly to their stolen car,
and headed for the countryside.
They turned out to be four
young hoodlums from Brooklyn,
N.Y., who cased the Maybrook
National bank as a soft touch,
but found their country cousins
were protected by big city meth
ods. The bullets they fired at Cash
ier Charles Crist, 59, a mild-mannered
church elder, spattered on
shatterproof glass around his
latures would make It a law.
Packard listed the following
states as those which have passed
resolutions: Wyoming, Rhode Is
land. Mississippi, Iowa. Maine,
Massachusetts, Michigan, India
na, Arkansas, Delaware, Pennsyl
vania, Texas, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Alabama, Kentucky, New Jersey,
New Hampshire and Nebraska.
CONTRACT RETURNED
Tucson, Ariz., March 3 (Ui Or
estes Minoso, negro outfielder, re
turned his signed contract today,
leaving Bob Lemon as the Cleve
land Indians' only holdout.
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cage. Crist told the robbers "to
go to hell," then calmly stepped
over to the wall and pressed a
button, flooding the bank with
tear gas.
Police arrested two ' of the
youths in the Brooklyn apart
ment of a 23-year-old girl just
after midnight as they packed
six suitcases for a quick trip to
Florida. The others were nabbed
at a state police road block at
nearby Monroe, N.Y., a short dis
tance from the bank.
State trooper Capt. E. F. Gla
sheen identified the four confess
ed bandits as:
William Teller, 21, an unem
ployed presser; Thomas Stokes,
20, a burglar alarm installer;
Frank Malfatone, 21, and Paul J.
Defiore, 20.
Redmond
Redmond, March 3 (Special)
Mrs. Ray Knowles, who has been
ill for some time, is planning a
trip to a Portland hospital this
week. She will undergo surgery
for a back ailment.
Mrs. Charles Speake and chil
dren will leave for Forest Grove
March 10, where they will visit
relatives for a month.
The program committee from
the junior class, met Wednesday
night at the home of I. Davies,
to make plans for the entertain
ment for the Junior-senior , ban
quet and prom
Mrs. O. M. Pauls returned
Tuesday from a trip to Sumner,
Wash., where she had gone to at-
-tend the 70th wedding annivers
ary of a relative. Her mother,
Mrs, I. Sears, who accompanied
her, will return later.
The Redmond chapter FFA at
tended the fourth annual show
and sale of the Oregon Short
horn Breeders' association at the
Crooked River Round-Up grounds
In Prineville Wednesday. Derrell
Sharp and Wayne Reddekopp, ag
riculture Instructors, accompani
ed the group.
Mrs. Earl Bessey of Powell Butte
has returned from a recent trip
to California, where she had gone
to attend the funeral of a brother.
The Christian Endeavor Union
group of the Central ' Oregon
Christian churches will hold a
skating party In Prineville Thurs
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Anllker and
son, Richard, went to Portland
Tuesday! Anllker went to. trans
act business.
Dorothy Hanneman, Phyllis
McGregor, Vera Bussett and Bev
erly Anllker are planning a trip
to Klamath .rails, March o, lor
the purpose of visiting Oregon
Tech.
Pamila Smith left for Walla
Walla, Wash., Tuesday, to visit
her grandmother. Her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Smith, left for Sa
lem Wednesday. From Salem they
will go to Portland where Smith
will attend a business conven
tion. Mr. and Mrs. H. Miller left .Fri
day morning to visit Mrs. N.
Marcora of Sioux City, la. She
has been very ill. '
C. E. Thompson was one of the
Redmond delegates who went to
Salem to attend a civil aeronau-
I tics board hearing in Salem.
Bowling
(Continued from f-age 7)
W.O.T.M. No. I: Millar 930; Bermtrahl
203: t'iim Sv3: Millard rfSB: U'stncn
total. 101.
bastman s ftockbusttri : Baker 416; An
livraun 4uy; HaJtiosoa '; aUnan 2 ;
Jensen Mti total, id 1 6.
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Superior cafe, paced by Walt
Howard with a 23a game and 606
series, last night downed Stover
Leblanc by four points. The cafe
squad also roned nign team game
ot 1012.
Kize Insurance, with top series
of 2855, roued over Meao-Land
creamery by four points, and All
State Realty downed the tlks by
tne same margin.
in otner league union uescnutes
Concrete posted a three-point de
cision over West Side tavern.
Scores follow:
Wt Siile Tavern: Barfltnecht 614: W.
Gnndle 64d; Ouen 474: turner 6a6; rorbee
aiH: total, 2471.
ueecnulea Concrete: Altier 678 : Elliott
606: Uurrell 610: Lackey 641; bag. 46i l
total, zov4.
Ail Slaw: H. Douitlaas 667: Trailer 668:
Cundell 601: W. uuuulas 436: 1. alua-
Krave 622; total, 26m.
bias i aorcuti 466 ; Devereaiut 497 ; Rcea
432; Sevy 640 ; Bruwn bil; tutal. 2613.
btover-Lttlanc : u. uouglaaa 642 ; Mad
den 44i ; Ueoriteaun 63b; Benton 604;
Crocker 494 ; total, 2619.
Superior Cafe: K. Unndle 676; Howard
606 ; ttasim 496 ; Whalcy 6oo ; b'uiiivan bit ;
total, 2337.
Medo-cand: Judy 62U; roster 608; Mon
ical 476 : rllucner 626 : Miuurave 641 : to
tal, 2669.
Kixe insurance i Baughn 688; Barrell
69b ; Kaulman 666 ; , Uiree 601 ; Hoover
6b0; total, 2366.
Basketball Finals
(By United Press)
BAST
Long Island University 63, Ham line 62.
City Coilcye of N. x. 67, iaaiinaium o5.
Siena 42, riL ffenavanture oa.
Beton Hail 81, Valparaiso 61.
Davis At &.k.ni too, sut.Bon riroaddua 61.
Gordon College 69, liodton Teacncra 44.
SOUTHWEST
Hardin Simmons 61. 'lexas Tech 44.
MIDWEST
Indiana Teachers bO, .Washington Univ.
(St. Louis) 40.
enn d7, Hiram 46.
Layton 69, Xavier (0) 61.
AuKtfburg 60, St. Marys 68.
hipon 84, .Lawrence hi.
WEST
Utah 39, yyommtr a0.
MASON U1XUN TOURNAMENT
AT bALTlMORE, Ml).
American Univ. ,i, baitimwie Univ. 68.
Hamuaen Sydney 63. 'iowson IVim,. 411.
Loyoia of Uail.more 6a. bnuifewaur M.
DUUinEKN LUnrEKIvrtLli TUUHNA
MKNf AT DURHAM. NX.
Wake rorent bu. Ueortte Yvatmington 61.
uuKe 6J, bourn Carolina 41.
N. Carolina tttate t7, Virginia Tech 42.
HIGH SCHOOL GAMES
LaOranue 61, Vaie 4b. (Lint. 1 piayoff)
Wallowa 62, Hereford 20. (Du.1 B-b
tourney)
Elgin 43, Halfway 86. (Diat. 8-B tour
ney) union 70, Enterprise 29. (Dist. 8-B tour
ney)
Powder Valley 46, Adrian 46 (overtime).
Diat. 8-B tourney)
Cottage drove 35, St, Mary's (Eugene)
33. (Utsu 6 playoliB)
Eugene 60, Willamette (Eugene) 48.
(Diai. 6 playoffs)
Amity Hit, Munmouth 30.
Sublimity 40. terrydale 29.
Ctri U al Cathol ic ( l'ortland ) 62, Park
Roue 42. (Duo. 13 tourney)
Gretttiam 3J, Estavaua 31. (Diat. 13 tour
ney) ivogue River 62, Sacred Heart (Klumath
Falls 8.
tiervam 66, Corbett 41.
Arlington 40, Muupin 31.
Hcmmcr 33, Udell 27.
Fossil 38, I'arkdale 20.
Conuon , Culver ..
New berg 6H, Sheridan 27.
Dallas 4J, MeMinnville 37.
T.IittniooK Catiioiic o4. uaton 63.
Lariotiidi 4b, Kuappa-Sveiiboii 2b.
Coast Shipping
Washington, March 3 (Ui The
CIO International Longshore
men's and Warehousemen's union
and the Marine Cooks and Stew
ards union have served notice
they are prepared to strike west
coast shipping next year unless
they get a pension agreement.
ine unions mea a joint state
ment to that effect with the sen
ate finance committee, which is
considering house-passed legisla
tion revising and expanding social
security benefits.
They said they are "almost cer
tain to demand pensions" when
In negotiations for new contracts
next year.
"We submit that substantial
liberalization of the old age bene
fits of the social security act can
play an important role in pre
venting interruption of shiooine
to and from the west coast," the
unions said.
The ILWU said it had 1,000
members 65 years of age or older,
or nearly 10 per cent of the mem
bership. '
"These men are doing heavy
physical labor and should be elig
ible to retire if anybody is elig
ible to retire. But they cannot live
on the outrageously low pensions
now payable under the federal
act. '
"The ILWU and the MCS would
rather have adequate pensions
provided by law, than pension
plans won by collective bargain
ing. "But we intend to secure pro
tection for our older members and
some assistance on the unemploy-
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PITCHERS REPORT
Burbank, Calif., March 3 HB
Pitchers Tom Ferrick, Russ Bau-.
ers and Les Stone reported to the
St. Louis Browns training camp
today. Outfielder Ray Coleman'
was confined to the hotel with influenza.
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