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PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1950 Attitude of Governors Puzzle to N ewspapermen Bv I.vlfi C. Wilson (United PreM Staff CorreHitondent) White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., June 21 HP) The 42nd annual governors conference ended today witn many a newsman and poll tlclan, too, wondering what some governors meant when they said wnai tney said. . In press conferences, the gov ernors of California and Ohio left newsmen pondering what might have been double talk or pro found politics. And Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York sheltered behind a sin gle, confusing word "mixed" when asked his reaction to efforts by Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, R wis., to prove the state depart ment Is Infested with communists. Gov. Earl Warren, California republican was first to pop the reporters' ears. His press confer ence was Jogging along when someone asked if he and Rep. RJchard M. Nixon, R., Calif., would campaign as a team for governors and senator. Nixon's opponent Is Rep. Helen Gahagan Douglas, an Eleanor Roosevelt democrat who is about as far re moved from republican party pol icy as it is possible to be. - Beply Surprises "No, each candidate will cam paign independently," Warren re plied. "That is the way we do It in our state." - "You will endorse Nixon, of course," suggested another re porter. , . "Well," said Warren, "we will campaign independently. That Is the way we do It." His fast dodge puziled most questioners, and still does. California newsmen explained it is part of Warren's non-partisan ' strategy. He wants to hold the democratic votes cast for him in the primary In which he won the GOP nomination and also piled up a big total for the demo cratic nomination won by James Roosevelt. Democrat Frank J. Lausche of Ohio sprang a greater surprise when he told questioners he has n't decided whether to vote for his party's senate nominee in Ohio next November or for re publican Sen. Robert A. Taft, Lausche praised both men. Bulletins Fired Eastern reporters fired bulletin stones that Lausche might bolt his party's senatorial candidate, Slate auditor Joseph Ferguson. Alvin Silverman, Cleveland Plain Dealer correspondent who knows Lausche better, reported to his paper that the statement was a political bombshell but because It was Lausche's first friendly word about Ferguson In public or in private. "Unpredictable Lausche," they call him in uhlo. Regardless of, his November vote, i,ausene s nmt mat ne migni be for Taft put a deadly chill on yesterday s big democratic strat egy huddle at Columbus, O., of labor and democratic leaders wilh democratic chairman William M. Boyle Jr. First prize for forthright lang uage here might go to Secretary of state Dean Acheson who ad dressed the governors. Gov. Bracken Lee, Utah republican, asked him to support a big cut in federal public works to balance the budget and give the state de partment more funds. Acheson replied to Lee's sug gestion in these words: "I'd be a damned fool to swallow that one." GRAVESIDE RITES HELD Graveside services were held at 10 a. m. today at the Redmond cemetery for Naomi Kathleen Love, 4, daughter of Mrs. Robert J. Rhodes of Ashwood. Rev. D. L. Penhollow offlcated at the services. The child died Monday, June IP, at St. Charles hospital. She was born November 18, 1945. Surviving are her mother and step-father; a younger brother, James Love, and her grandmoth er, Mrs. Essie Davis of Califor nia. Mrs. Davis was in Keclmonu for the services. The praying mantis, harmless to humans, is a friend of garden er and farmer. . Fearless, it at tacks any living prey it can subdue. i $. . li Vvi V ! 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The bureau of standards eastern automatic computer, or SEAC for short, is an entirely electronic de vice which can perform in sec onds intricate computations that would take human beings days or even months. Dr. Edward U. Condon, bureau director, told some 270 high mili tary and civilian officials at dedi cation ceremonies yesterday that SEAC and its descendants "are bound to give a new dimension of freedom to mankind." They will "free men's minds from dull and uninteresting rou tine, just as other machines have freed his muscles," he said. SEAC was developed for the comptroller's office of the air force. With lightning speed it can add, subtract, multiply, divide, com pare, make logical transfers from one set of instructions to anoth er, and control the receipt, flow and output of information. It can solve problems in mathematics, physical science and engineering, actuarial science, economic analy sis, agricultural experimentation and large-scale management. Will Make Trip Gracellne Carter of Madras will attend the second national con vention of the Future Homemak- ers of America organization in Kansas City June 28 to July 1, It was announced In Salem'today by Miss Mildred Deischer, state ad viser of the Oregon association. Fourteen Oregon teen - agers, representing 81 chapters, will at tend tne convention. Margaret Hansen of Grants Pass, state president, and Ruth Oelrlchs of Milton, vice-president, will be Oregon's two official vot ing delegates. Other FHA members going to Kansas City are Marie Mallow of Corvallis, Joan Deininger of Ore gon City, Joselle Davis of Union, Ray Lachance of Albany, Carolyn Krleger of Seaside, Joyce Mullins of Rogue River, Helen Rice of St. Helens, Gloria Christensen of Sweet Home, June Byers of New- berg, Nancy Kern or Pendleton and Anona Gubser of Dayton, na tional treasurer. More than 9,000 drivers in De troit: had their operator's licenses revoked in 1949. in. 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Phone 1839-W CIIAUITY GETS CASH 1 New York, June 21 Hfi The probated will of Mrs. Mary Hark ness today released $55,000,000 of her late husband's Standard Oil fortune to charitable and pub lic Institutions. In addition, the will disposed of $5,000,000, mainly to charities. Mrs. Harkness, widow of finan cier Edward S. Harkness who died In 1940, died, June 6 at 76. Her father-in-law was Stephen V. Harkness, a founder of the Stand ard Oil Co. Mrs. Harkness was the life beneficiary of her husband's resi duary estate or $55,000,000. The principal beneficiary of the Harkness fortune was the com monwealth fund, of New York, established by Mrs. Stephen Harkness in 1918 to support hot pltals and other Institutions Ue.ll cated to promoting health, BIGGEST AVIARYOPE;FD Alphen, Netherlands tti'i biggest aviary in Europe was 300 varieties, by the town burnt master In the presence of diifhT mats from all over the world IB.IE IffIl ( , lis TAX I Don't let that low price fool you! 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