THE BEND BULLETIN
and CENTRAL OBEOON PBESS
An Independent Newspaper
Robert W. Chandler, Editor and Publisher
Phil F. Brogan, Associate Editor
Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation!
BiUm4 u Bmuani ClaM Matter, Jtnnw y I, HIT at tha Pwt Otfie at Bend. Or-
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4 The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday. July 12, 1955
New Mirror Pageant Date?
'. This suBifention ia not new, but it is worthwhile
'. considering twain :
'. Why not hold the Mirror pond pageants on a date
other than July 4th?
One reason for the suggested change is that winter
' has a tendency to linger around the upper Deschutes
country until after the Fourth or so it seems. In the
; 16 years the river shows have been hold here, on not
more than three occasions did Bend enjoy summery eve-
nings for the Deschutes fete.
But the major reason being advanced for a change
in the traditional Fourth of July -date for the Bend pag
eants is Oregon's crowded schedule of Independence day
celebrations, in every corner of the state.
Consider just a few of these:
Albany this year held its annual Timber carnival
that included a water show at Wavei ly lake.
Molalla held its big "liuckci'oo" over here wo spell
.' it "Buckaroo." It was a big-time western show and at-
. traded thousands.
St. Paul held its annual rodeo, one of the big events
; of its kind In the northwest, in mid-summer.
; Cottage Grove sponsored its centennial celebration
". this year, and it kept many Lane county residents in their
homo pastures.
; Klamath Falls, just to the south, sponsored its an
; nual Klamath basin roundup from July 2 to 4, with even
; night performances held.
; Warm Springs held a celebration and rodeo, as did
; Paulina, in our own Central Oregon bailiwick. Devils
Lake, on the coast, sponsored outboard motor races, and
far to the east Baker held a Sheriff's posse rodeo.
Hillsboro had its Happy Days celebration over the
; Fourth of July holidays, and Enterprise sponsored a jun
. ior rodeo. Ashland kept its people home with a big old
I fashioned celebration.
These are only some of the many events held in the
Oregon country over Independence day, but they provide
proof that Bend's Mirror Pond pagrant faced plenty of
competition.
Possibly the Bend river show could be shifted to late
July or early August.
Or possibly the season of the harvest moon could be
' considered. Certainly the chill of approaching autumn
. would not be as severe as that of lingering winter.
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Edson in Washington
Politics Behind Congress Pace
Conceited Chap,
1
By I'KTKK KDSOX
X K A Washington ( 'orn-spomli-uf
WASHINGTON iNKAi The re
cord of the first session, frith Con
gress, on President Kiscnhower's
legislative program, still has to be
made.
All the boasting by Senate Dem
ocratic ieaders on I heir accom-
plishmeuls so far can't conceal
this fact.
And President Kiscnhower's list
ing of Hie 11 top proposals on
which he wauls more action this
session tells onlv half the story
of what hasn't been accomplished,
Congress lust began to roll in
.lune. In the first our months of
the session, only 1W nets were
passed and siy.ned into lnw by tlu
President. Twenty inure wfiv
Oregon's most unusual story of tho pnst week:
, On the Columbia highway cast of Portland, two tars
Hot in a head-on crush. Two persons were killed.
Sheriff's officers quickly reached the scene of the
accident. Cars massed on both sides.
East on the highway moved a car at high speed. It
came to a stop as tires squealed.
A youth stepped out of the car, walked up to an offi
cer and admitted he was traveling in a car he had stolen
in Portland.
Ho thought tho traffic tie-up at the accident, scene
was a road blockade, set to trap him.
The Atlantic Ship Hoax
A tearful boy of 17 and his sullen pal of 21 have been
jailed in New York as perpetrators of a disaster hoax
said to be the most costly in Atlantic ocean history.
The youths admitted breaking into the radio room of
a commercial fishing boat anchored in the New York sub
urb of Kast Rockaway and, over a radio-telephone, send
ing a disaster call that resulted in a search that cost at
least $50,000.
There are some factors in connection with the mari
time hoax that might be considered weird.
The faked disaster report depicted a fishing ship, the
Blue Star, as having hit a strange object about I0 miles
off the New Jersey coast.
Then followed reports that the ship was afire, and
that life jackets and boats could not be used because of
the flames. The radio message said the crew was stand
ing by to abandon ship.
The radio voice btvame more and more distraught,
't here was a scream and this electrifying report:
MA submarine is surfacing ,'l.r0 yards from us. It is
coming alongside. It is proceeding to 'take survivors
aboard. It is not an American submarine'
Then came tho final message: "1 don't think they
will let me talk any more.'
What a grotesque story to launch one of the most
costly searches in history off tho Atlantic coast! It was
a distress story, which if used as the plot for a maritime
thriller would have been rejected by publishers.
It was just ttK improbable. .
ino one win condone the action ol I he youths m
broadcasting tho fake disaster report yet it would
seem that the Atlantic seaboard, presumably alert 2 1
hours a day in these uncertain times, was asleep.
The radio transmitter used in the hoax was capable
of being heard as far away as Nova Scotia hut the dis
tress messages lasting one hour and 115 minutes, were
heard only by a tugboat off New York City, about 50
miles distant.
Freak atmospherics? Hardly,
Across tho I'nited States. Americans would feel
more safe if thc.v knew their outposts were constantly
on tho alert, groping into the daylight or the darkness of
the Atlantic for cen the faintest radio signal or radar
shadow,
A costly hoax has revealed that the Atlantic sea
board was asleep in the dan ot last. Thursday mornms.
signer! in May for total of 48.
But .r2 new laws were signerl by
the President in June to bring the
total for the session to an even UK).
The rale for July will be even
faster.
There is a rrfl-.V) chance the ses
sion win run through mc nrsi nan
if August. In the final weeks bills
will be raining down faster than
vou can keep track of them. That
the way it always has been and
pnibably always will be.
President Kisenhower s 1 1 mea
sures on which he wants ncnon
aren't exactly a "must" list. Leg
islative proposals now carry over
for action next year.
This has been one of the fac
tors influencing a slowdown this
session. There has been plenty of
evidence in both parties of a de
sire to wait and make a record
in VX-Ak an election year.
There has also been evidence of
foot dragging on the part of con
gressmen who aren't overly enthu
siastic about some parts of the
Kisenhower program.
The president's health reinsur
.a nee plan is gelling no place and
probablv won't. II was first pr
sealed to the JCrd Congress and
cold shouldered, then .is now.
The s;imc tiling has happened
in (he President's proposal for
intendments to the Taft-Hartley
labor law.
Neil her parly is showing any
great fondness for the admiuisira
linn's power - partnership policy
I'his applies tn the Cougar and
lohn Pay projects in the North
west, in particular. They have hern
taken out of the public works bill
which rovers 100 per cent federal
ly financed protects.
The President would like (n gel
Cougar and John May authorized1
on the basis of having slate and
I'tca interests share construction
and operating ensu The idea is
that if just a couple of these part
nership power proiects could be
"started, they would set a pattern
tor more.
Then is even some evidence,
thai congressional majorities have'
deUlientely gone out o their way
litis session to salml fge the Pies
idenl's program.
Neither the President nor the
congressional leaders went into
this phase of the situation in their
recent exchange of compliments
on legislative achievements or
lack of them.
The House Democrats' plan Ij
put over a $20 individual income
tax cut for everyone is a prime
example. It would have cut gov
ernment revenues by two billion
dolars a year, or more.
The Senate-led crusade against
the President's bond Issue plan
for highway construction finan
cing, if successful, will increase
federal government's direct expen
ditures for new roads by an es
timated 1.7 billion dollars a year.
The House Democrats' last est 1
plan to increase, social security
nenelHR tor tne ageo is Hnouier
move In the same direction. II
would cost only hundreds of mil
lions a year, instead of billions,
but the effct would be the samp.
Alt three of these measures
would throw the budget further out
of balance, increase the public
dobl and so make the Republican
fiscal record lwk bad.
Perhaps the most effective
wrecking of the President's pro
gram has been done nn (he mili
tary reserves plan which the Pre
sident considers vital and the aid
to education and school construc
tion bills.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powrl! CD
NY was encouraged to introduce
ant iscgregat ion amendments for
both proposals. These amendments
made the legislation unaevcptablc
to Southern Democrats and action
was effectively blocked.
Australia Tells
Birth of Quads
BUNDABKRG. Queensland, Aus
tralia (UP) Quadruplets two
boys and two girls were born
to the wife of a local farmer in
this sugar-producing area early today.
The two boys were born first
to Mrs. Agnes Lucke, followed by
the girls. The mother and children
were reported doing very well.
The boys weighed 5 pounds 111
uunches and 5 pounds ounces,
and the girls 3 pounds 5 ounces
and A pounds 11 ounces.
Show Big Gain
Special to Tho Bulloltu
PWNKVUU-lnUmM in min
ing and oil leases continues to
grow in Crook county wilh num
erous exchanges In leases and sev
eral new mining claims listed on
county records.
The possibility of locating uran
ium in this area is also gaining
attention, and statistics were re
leased here this week showing that
14 lessees have filed uranium
leases on M6,2ti0 acres tn Crok
and Jefferson counties. Ot this to
tal, only four leases air in lYook
county, the greater shaiv of in
terest being in tlu Gnwly Uuttc
area of Jefferson county.
Eleven new names aw listed on
county records showing proof of
assessment work dotte on a Mai
of 49 mines. Tho largest smgl-
group was filed by Ivan Wise, with
proof of annunl labor on W min
ing claims in the Lookout immng
district.
Mining interest is m both told
and eiunalwr, Inith of which haw
been found in ownmeivial quanti
ties in the Ochoco mountains and
foothills.
Amazing New Safe Discovery Makes
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Sky Trooper
Injured in Fall
Sueeial to The Hullelii.
'UINKV1LLE Word has been
received here of serious injuries
suffered by Sergeant Barry Mc
Donald, a paratrooper, when his
parachute failed to open complete
ly during practice maneuvers. Mc
Donald is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Thompson, Frineville, and
is a former Crook county high
school student.
According to the report by Mrs.
Thompson, McDonald suffered a
broken leg. broken arm, three
fractured ribs and internal injur
ies. He is making a good recovery.
and will cornc home on a pro
longed convalescent leave in Au
gust.
SKVI.INK SQI'AKKK
Skyline Squares square dancers
will not hold their regular Wed
nesday night dance this week, due
to the absence of the caller Lcn
Gorton.
However, preceding the dunce
The Henry Hudson arch bridge on Wednesday, July 20, 7:00 p.m.
in New York City, tolidini; 2.000 1 to bo held at Uie Bendonian Stil
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RKDMONI) Mr. mi: Mrs. C.L.
Durban of Kcdmond have named
Ihcir new son .leny Allen. TW
baby was bni n Monday ill Central
Ori'L;nn district hospital.
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Powell Hutle; Leslie Andrews and
Glen Kortenltero', Terrebonne.
hischiired Monday: Mrs. Kred
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London Shaken
By Plane Noise
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bidden its test pilols to break
through the -sound harrier at
heihls lower than 30.000 fppt.
Supply Minister Reginald Maud
lins; said today.
The order followed h mysterious
exploding noise that shook 1indon
last week and caused a near panic
Two days later a test pilot con
fessed he had broken through the
sound harrier without instructions.
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