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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1939)
TITfT. f!ENr BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1030 tAGf. TTTRETii . ARNOLD LISTS JANTIWS Practices Will Soon Be Prosecuted Labor Unions Are Placed Among 5 Types of Violators Wii'Jilnulyn, Nov. 20 UI'AnUtnnl Attorney (m-ihtiiI Thiirmini Anttiltl ouilitiiHl lottny (Ivp liilmr mm'tlcc In )n tht builtlinK ImltiMiry ulli iHy In ii'Nliiilitl of Irmli kihI nil It'll nti (minim (41 lu'lj tluMtiMtlvoH by iildlntf III lv pnrtiiH'iit'ii unll-lruKt Inquiry. Arnulil' fliNl fin mill ?xpolt Ion of the Juntti'tf (li'Kirlinrnt'i rtrnvmn fur InrluditiK lulxtr union In the null tniNl imjulty wui tniultf In n ltller (u (he ImllmmimlfH Central ljibor union (A. K. of I). It followed viH'trou -t iiU'lNin of Arnold by wuni Amt-rl-mii Kcdciutlon of UtlM)r ofltciidi btivr Imlli (merit of Willliiin llulrho hon of lmlimuiMtllrt, firnt vlvv rvM dint uf llit' A. K. of 1 mid hi'iid of tbf (.'firiiUni' union, Arnold itf'iird llrnt "lh Itnll Inint liiwtt hhould not U uwd uh lot limtruiiicnl to jMillic MnkrK or udju l iiii 1 1 bilMii controvi'rhk'H," mid prnin.MiI tltul luhor prtK'tU't "which tun lr justified vvtn under I lit dts KttnllnK (not omtrollltiK) optnlottH of lhr huprpuio t-ourt" would not a Mibjfctcd to criinlniil prowullnnii. 11 wild the followiim prucik-fA. Imwrvrr, "art untiirNtioiuit)It vlobi iioim uf the Shormtm ait" tint! itic brlnK or wotiltl Ik pnMculel; "I. U mini h mil hit rrMmlnlN dc hiitnttl to prevent the um of t-hour miilrriiil. Improved equipment, or mott efficient ni(thiKU. "2. Unreuunuhlt reittrninU do MKned to comprl the hiring of uwletu mid unnecrwuiry hilnir, An rxmupln 1 the requirement thut on euch ti in k i'titrrln city there lx a ntnnlr uf the Incut TrttnintPm' union In addition to (he driver who Ik already on the truck. "'J. UnreitMimihlc rettrulntn de li(ned li enforce ftyntemx of unifl und extortion, When n rntkeieer, inttvut'radinit an n litlmr lender, inter ferei with the cominercr of thoe Officers Elected By Tumalo Grange Tioimlo. Nov. 21 (Kprclnl)-ll.-r-tloli id ofllceii wilt held ul I he Tuiitiilo MiJtiiK' Kilday evening. Nov. 17, wllli Kn-d Shepind ie-elerled inmler. Other ie-elerled were: Mini Willn Nhiiver, leclnii-r; . O. Klniilnii, Ntewioil; H.J. Wulker, MM retury; Mm. It, J, Wulker. Indy iiHMr.lnnt ntrwuid; T. W. Viilidevert, Kiitn keeper, und Mlw Morion Word, Coien. Newly elected officer were: foe Henry, nverwr: Mil, Ted fiecker, chdotiitn; Ted flecker, UeiiMiiier; J, A. (.'hnni beilln, fitmUliint ntewurd; lhlth ninrkidone, Pomoiui, nod T.m-llfi (Jrubh, Kloru, (ieorwe Kniioff, Miulio Luzon und (icoikv ThimiiMioii were elected on Ihe executive committee, Installiitloii of offlcerH of the mi veil Niibordihiitc hiuiwh In the count-y will le held id Ttumilo 1(. Dei.'. '."J, with If. Iv Keeney of .JeffciMu couiily um Ihe InMiilliiiK officer. Keeney will brlnx hit liiHlullidion team to Tumalo fimn JeffeiMiiv county to uitniM In putting on the work. The MrruiKc meeting Friday oven ln wan preceded bv n chicken dinner which wiih attended hy over 1(X) (Mft dIu. I he dinner wiui for uranerH and their faint Ik-. Mr. and Mr. M. A. Scoifin mul win, Kavet, Mr. ami Mr. liny ArinttroiiK and Mim Mary Klli-t-tt Klkinn of Phiinvii w ivrariKC were K"el, who will not pay him to h ave them alohc.the pun-lU'e If ohvliiitsly un lawful, "4. Uiueatinnulile rcHlraliitx do HlM'icd to enforcu illegally fixed prUefi. An example of ihiH I found in Ihe ('luVajto milk caw where ti lalxir union Ik charued with tombin- inK with iliHtribuion. and producerH to prevent milk lieinK hrouKht Into Chicago bv pertwintf who refiiM to maintain illegal and fixed prices, "5. Unreasonable retti ainU de kiK'ied lo drnlioy un evlablhthcd and leKittmate nyittvin of collective bar Ktidnu Jurwlictionnl Ktrikeit have liren cndemned by the A. K. of l. ilprll. Their purpose U to make war on another union by atiackittft em ployee who deal with that union. Theie U no way the victim of Mich un attack mav avoid it except by eXs iiift hiitiM'tf to the mime attack by the other union. . . ." Airplane equipment U virtually a "must" for extensive scientific ev ploratioii in unknown n-uioux, kuvk the American niUMMim of natural hirrtnrv , Prinevflle IVInevllle. Nov. 21 (fiperl1) Mr. und Mm. M. D. Marney, itou, Hh, and daughter, Martha, drove lo Seneca hmt .Saturday uf lei noon, returning home the next evening. Mr. atid Mm. Harvey Mlnard re turned to their home In Myrtle Point CiiOidul lift fir Htiiilim 1 1 ii filial lutu wee lei id the borne of Mr. and Mm. ! Jav IiaitiiP. Mr, und Mrs, d, P. McClanahan nnd mun, Homer mid Derrlll. lefl Monday mnrnlnu for a three weekn' trip lo Southern California, An exploratory operation wtm per formed Inn I week on Charlen A. Mar tin nt Bt, Vinrenl'n honpltnl. The doctors renuived an ulcer from Iho ftmidl inlenilne, Martin in Improving rapidly and be ho pen lo return to I'rineville an hooh im ponNiJJe lie In an emplove of Ihe Alexander-Yuwkey LiioiUt Co, Mr. and Mm. McKlnley Stockton of lleduiond were In I'rineville Sunday lo attend the recital nt Norman Mo C'arty'x Kludio, where their daughter, Wilinn, nani( u fciprano nolo, 'Hie Friday contract briilK club met hint Friday at the home of Mri. Claude Davidmin with deti,trt bridge. (bit'NtM were Mm, Elton Moonev. Mm. NorrU Pedley and Mm. Arthur HrickHon. Prize were awarded lo, hiih, Mrx. Fd Hute, M-eond Itiyh to Mit Ted AdantKon, and low lo Mm. H. W. Ikyd. Mr. and Mm, T. Duan and hum. Dickie, hpent last weekend In Bend wilh relatives. Mr. and Mm. Carl Yountfrcn of ihe Ochoco Coin t.H, accompanied bv Mm, I, udwitf I'eterKon, Mm. M. W, Lund Mien and daughter. Margaret, drove to Klamalh Fall Friday noon lo visit with friend and relalivc. They re turned to Hrinevilte Sunday eveninu. Mr. mid Mm. f A. Kriekson of Hend were I'rineville vikiiom Sunday, Radio KBND 1310 Kilocycles I'IMKiltAM TONICillT 5 (HI Kwi'rthi iirt Oiii-t 5 I.V- MrliKjy Timi' 5 M- 'I In- Biillflin Hi ws 6:4.1 liciil C'liulli r 6:,H--NiiVlllllIlM (l.(M-MlllT SillKIT (1:1.1 MiiiiIi ill Mi iiiihIm ':'M Mil lU-vilf of t ll- Week 7:IM) Jimmy Dorwy UrL-limlrn 7:30 Klwlrlc OrKun 7:4.1-IJ ur KI1ND-8:W)-Mnxlno Knhlli'ld, Edllli Moore 0:15 Al Kn Vflin'H Oiillcnlra H .'KI Sinn Off. Wrilimikiy. Nov. 22, VYM 7:00- Miihii'iil Coffi'f l.'"i 8 00-Miinlwii 8:1.1 Ibiirv Hifu'r'n f)ri lii-,lni 8:30 - Tin- Diillcliii Ni-wn 8:3.1-.-Tunic Tuni'S :00 Old Kiimlly Almiinuc 0:11- I'ntly Jwiii Ilrulth Cluh -Mt-Hunch lUiyn 0:3.1 (Jrny CJorrton'ii Orchestra 10:00 Oinwik- MofuN 10:30 The Bulletin News 10:31 -Ozie NcImiii'n Orchestra 1 1 :00-Tlif Old iti-fraiim 11:1.1 1'iftno Novelties 11:30 - Mini About Town 11:31- PutterriH In Melodv 12:00 -SiK,rt Center Sporw News 12:0.1- Music I2:10-'l'hi' World llonkmnn C'ai liolic- lOducators Visit Public Schools SWer Mary Pie.senliriu. O.SF, uhtviIiik calechim of the Haker diuci'M. und Sihler Kohetta, O.S.F., nocreiary-Kcneral ol the Confratern ity of Christian Doctrine, came to Uend Tui-wiay, Nov. 14. and aie vls itillM liilic M:hmls in the vicinily of bend. The purpose of their vi'iil is to supervise claKseii in religion" con ducted for Catholic children littend Idk public nchooll. 1 1 he sisters have vifcitcd Hcdmond, rrinevllle, Shevliii and have Kiven lectures to parents und teachers on rclixiun in the home and methods of teat'hlntf relinion, lliey have stnsctl partii ularly tho relininus trainiriK of children of pre-.school iikp and era phaslzed the Imimrtance of home tcachliiK since, they say, the mother is ihe Ix-sl teacher for any child. SLster Mary Proscntina and SLs .... u..... ..:-i..ui to n- nn.i I mUsioius of the diocese of Baker city. contactlntf cnuuren in puouc scnooib i l.nm -Ali.,in... rlassec. They expirct to leave Bend Inurstlay mornmn- Bake-Rite Bakery Specials in For Your Tluin!i5()iiHiui TABLE For Brealif ast WE RECOMMEND DRESDENER STOLLEN Filled with Nuts and Tropical Fruits Flavored with Imported Spicei, Lemon end Rum The Finett Holiday CoHoe Cake You Can Buy! Order Now! 40c and 60c For Your Dinner WE HAVE A SPECIAL THANKSGIVING CAKE With Special Thang!ving Decoration Extra Fine and Appropriate for the Occajion 60c PARKERHOUSE ROLLS Made with Butter The Traditional Thanksgiving Roll Hot From the Oven All Day Wednesday Placo Your Ordor Nowl Bake-Rite Fruit Cake DeLuxe Rich and Tasty Pound gOc Mince Meat and Pumpkin Pies Two Sizes 25c and 35c PLENTY OF BREAD FOR TURKEY DRESSING! Phone 273 BAKE-RITE BAKERY 4, 12:1.1 Jim Slivitt's Orchestra 12:30 -The llllllelin News 12:4V- Fanners Ifour I W - Quiet Hour 1:30- Melody I'aslels 2:00- Hedmolid Ministerial ffou' 2:1.1 Siiprano 2:30 Afternoon Musleale 3:00-Hryon, Bill and Chuck 3:11 Mailer Singers 3:;WJ- Hollywood Boulevard 3:3.1 Concert In Brass 4:00hythmlc Kchncs 4:11-Sin)cs by ffildeiirle 4: Swing Matinee .1:00 - Swei llieai-t Duel 5:ir(-Melody Time !i:30The Bulletin News .1:4.1 laical Chittter 1:10- Four Men and n Maid 1:51 Songs of the Islands i:00-Concert Hall of the Air ' 0:1.1 Supper Strings :30-Melodeers 6:35 Kainbow Trio 6:45- Marimba Music 7;00-Silver Quiz 7:30 Russ Morgan Music 8:00 Lulu Walters, cowgirl 8:15 ifome Folks Frolic 8::i) Sivn Off Freshly Dressed TURKEYS Call at Bend Dairy Plant Range Grasses Set . Out Near Sisters Kfdrnond, Tiuv. 21 Fust expT loticf in tin- pl.'ifitir.K of nrn ft,riiHHi-x j in l)ef('hiHM co u illy wiw nwportMbli' , for Ihe wlntiion rf Ihf; uuturnn ai l hp i tifnp for uliiiilinK l hi raiiffp nurwrifs I vl out hint wvvk nciir Si.'-ler find . Millicuri, nccordiiiR to (i, Y. H;itf lund, DfKi Uuteh couiily ueid. Graw?4 witp planOd in Ihcsc two nnrrwr(f)t in W.i7 nnd nlso in nnr npor Jjif'irn in Jf'i, Uulund uiid. I'lant InK in the Sis tors and Miflican dis trict h wat donp in Mnrch. while tho LiiPino nurxorv wan planted in the fall. Of the HpririK planted Rrassos, none Hurvivi'd at Milltcan, and only onif, crcHted wheat Krajis, at Sisters, fhiglund pfdnted out, however, that an extremely dry ftumrner followed the planting. In the IjiPtnp nursery, planted in a district where the snowfall U nor mally heavier and competition for moisture U not m kw-n, the varieties planted nhowed much better survival. In this district, Brome Kras showed up well. The three nurseries are dis tributed vi as to be representative of three different types of grazing con ditions found in the county, HagK lund said. The threo nuryer plots wnre laid out several years ago and fenced in by CCC labfir, used by ariuiiKemenl with the forest service. Seed U fur nbihed by the soil conservation ser vice nurseries at Pullman, Wash. In the nursery at SLslers, 37 varieties of grass were planted lait week, and 29 varieties at Milliean. TEACIIfJl GOT 917.50 A YEAR Chi to pee, Mass. IH School teach ing wasn't a profitable profession In Chicopee In 1713 it paid 34 cent it week. The WPA hUlorlcnl record' survey has discovered that n "Mlki! Coo Icy" was pnld a totnl r.f lAi Un- whole yenr's tearhlng. MM Cleanup on Formals $5.95 Thanksgiving Specials! $2.98 and $3.49 SKIRTS - . . . . .$1.98 $1.98 SWEATERS $1.49 $10.95 DRESSES One Group .$3.49 ANOTHER GROUP DRESSES. . J2.98 Silk and Wool Crepes and Rayons COATS $5.00. $10.98, $19.98 Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prlcett RICHIES APPAREL Five Doort South of Liberty Theater I VTV Meat P'e$' ru" P'e5' 0pen ace 0r n0t' Make the crust with Snowdrift eat 'em Dlgestlble All-Vegetable ag6y. YTs Shortening Quick-Mixing Pay Less for the Big Feast Oregon Market Choose your Holiday Foods where you get more Quality and Value for your money! Everything you need is here, so stop in soon! 111 Vtuhkiys Top Quality Hens and Toms Turkeys that fittingly perform their traditional duty only the choicest young birds, raised for your table and selected for their plumpness. No need to sacrifice quality for economy's sak; get both in an Oregon Market selected turkey. Make Our Market Your Headquarters for the Best in Meats! OREGON MEAT MARKET "Best For less" Two Free Deliveries Daily 917 Wall J GROCERY L J Phone sz V J Four Free -oV'r Deliveries Daily f WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS COFFEE . Gold Shield For Percolator or Silex lib. tin ....25c 3 lb. tin .. 69c j Always Good Good All Ways SHORTENING Snowdrift j;r-..:.45cJ Make This Thanksgiving An Enjoyable One! Serve Quality Happy Home Canned Foods Catsup bottle 15c 14 Ounce Bottles Pumpkin 2 cans 25c No. 2' 2 Cans Peas ....can 15c No. 2 Cans Tomatoes 2 cans 35c No. 2'i Cans Corn 2 cans 29c Cream Stvle or Whole Kernel No. 2 Cans Crab Meat can 29c Shrimp 2 cans 35c Wet or Drv Pack Sliced Sweet Dills qt.29c Ripe Olives can 19c No. 1 Tall Cans Garnitures bottle 15c Red or Green 5 Ounce Bottles Drive Carefully . . . Walk Carefully . . . Think Carefully . Buy Carefully ... and Enjoy Your HAPPY HOME! NUTS AND CANDIES Walnuts 2 lbs. 25c Almonds 2 lbs. 39c Peanuts 2 lbs. 25c Pecans 2 lbs. 49c Filberts 2 lbs. 35c Brazils 2 lbs. 29c Mixed Candy 2 lbs. 25c Commercial Chocolates .2 lbs. 25c Jumbo Gum Drops ..... .2 lbs. 25c Paris Cream Mix 2 lbs. 35c Peanut Brittle ...2 lbs. 29c 'FOR CKEAAWNG USE CARNATION MILK" ORANGES 2 doz.25c Thin Skinned and Juicy GRAPEFRUIT doz. 33c Bursting with Juice of Fine Flavor ROME BEAUTY APPLES .'...box 69c EXTRA FANCY DELICIOUS box $1.89 ' Larue Sizes Well Colored POTATOES 50 lb. bag 43c Deschutes Netted Gems No. 2s SWEET POTATOES 4 lbs. 15c Smooth Stock Just Right for Baking BRUSSEL SPROUTS 2 baskets 13c ARTICHOKES .each 6c CELERY 2 bunches 9c Green or White Mixers Sparkling Water, Tom Collins, Lome Kickey, (linger Ale Qt.....19c Mince Meat Kerr's Now for Those Nice . Tasty Mince Meat Pies 2 lbs.... 19c Cranberries Fancy Mist Kist 2 lbs.... 29c Grapefruit Texsun-l-No. S Cans Tired. Appetites Will Welcome This Juice " Can .... 19c Oysters Otter Brand Use Them in Your .Turkey Dressing 2 cans. . .25c Clams Minced Otter Brand 2 cans. . .33c Bulk Dates Fresh New Crop - 2 lbs.. . . .19c Raisins : 4 Pound Packages Pkg. .... 23c 852 Wall Streot 908 Wall Streot Phone 92