The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 21, 1946, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 , 1946 Nazi Physicians Are Accused Of New Atrocities Chicago, Nov. 21 UP Nazi physicians tried to transplant hu man legs and subjected innocent victims to sterilizing doses of X-rays, the Journal of the Ameri can Medical association reported today. An article on the brutalites o( nazi doctors declared some ct the experiments were sadistic and were performed by pseudo-scientists and untrained personnel without adequate reason. Twenty-three nazi physicians will go on trial Dec. 5 at Nuern berg, Germany, charged with the crime of having conducted experi ments on human beings resulting Represents A.M.A. The A.M.A. article was based upon a report by Dr. A. C. Ivy. vice-president of the University of Illinois, who had been picked to represent the association in an investigation of these acts. An attempt was made by the nazi physicians to increase the rate of reproduction of the Ger man people through multiple ovulation and conception, the re port said. "Indecencies characterized these experiments," the article said. "Studies were made to ascer tain how a population could be sterilized without their knowl-! edge, so that the sterilisation : would be accomplished without I the fact becoming available for propaganda by enemies of thej reich. Men, Women Exposed "One method under study was to place the dried juice of a plant in the food of the population. An- j other was to expose men -and women to a dose of X-rays while I they were filling out government ' lorms. "A third method consisted in injecting a sterilizing agent dur-1 ing the course of a routine physi-; cal examination of the women of the population. "Attempts were made to trans-1 plant legs and other organs : Rhich animal experimentation : has shown to be impracticable. In , one instance, a piece of "hair-grow-: ing skin' was transplanted to the nose of a Jewess," the A.M.A. ! article said. I Bullets Studied ! The lethal effects of poisoned bullets were studied to detanrtine i how long after a person-was shot the disease would become appar-; cm, ana nuw jung u wuum Dei "before he died. i ' The nazi physicians shortened arms and legs of human beings .by cutting out sections of their' bones to see how much bonej might be removed without ham-J pering normal movement, the journal article said. One series of murders, Ihe ar-j tide, said, was done to provided skeletons for a museum. "Political "Prophet Vl 1 1 I Peter Edson. NEA Service Wash ington correspondent, picked the winners with racing form ac curacy in Newsweek's pre-election poll of SO top political writers. He forecast a Repub lican gain of S3 scats in the House and 11 in the Senate. The actual gain was 54 in the House and 12 in the Senate. Edson tied for first with Mark Footc of the Booth Newspapers, who predict ed sains of 49 and 12. Labor-Industry Courts Advocated Portland, Ore., Nov. 21 IT Establishment of labor-industry appeal courts for settlement of labor disputes was advocated in a resolution adopted late Wednes day by the national grange, in SOth annual convention here. The resolution, while recogniz ing the right of labor to organize, urged that such courts have suf ficient authority to act and that they be clothed with federal status. I Before coming up for appeal in the courts, disputes would go be fore a joint labor-industry-agricultural conference, according to the resolution's proposal. Also proposed was a 30-day "cooling off" period after decision by such a court and that the courts be empowered to "order state or fed eral seizure and operation of a plant pending settlement in cases of strikes or lockouts endanger ing public health or safety. Another resolution, acknowl edging need for an end to most OPA controls, advocated that' some existing federal, agency take ove rent and housing con trols -in, staffs where legislation is unequal to coping with hous ing shortages. - J Florida Jungle Scene Of Search Fort Pierce, Kla., Nov. 21 Hli I loavlly -armed police today stalk ed the deep. Jungle-like foret for a fugitive believed to be J. V. Kills, 24 year-old W arren, Ore., soldier who has been AWOl, from Camp Hood, Tex., since Au gust. I'ojice believed it likely that Ellis, who was hit in the chest during a gun battle with police during the pre-dawn hours Tues day, was lying dead in the woods somewhere between here and Vero Beach. A blood-marked trail leading to the woods supported the police view. Companion Sought Meanw hile, army authorities at Camp Hood advised police that Ellis' companion, Edward Marie ga, 19, of Milwaukee, Wis., also was listed as AWOL from the military reservation since Au gust. Police took Mariega into cus tody during the gun battle Tues day after the. pair had stolen a car in Vero Beach. A posse of 75 policemen began the search for the youths Monday after they stole a police car and abducted two Fort Pierce police men who were attempting to bring them to headquarters for questioning. Voice ol Central Oregon -KBND- 1340 Kilocycles Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON THI ' A D flR WITH irnun rvonu The Oregon-Oregon State foot ball game broadcast this Satur day on KBNn-Mutual Pon Leo, starting at 1:15 p.m. Tonight at ti:30, Phil Gould talking about his "Bond Sky liners" on an Interview. Complete market reports of In terest to Central Oregon farmers, plus I'nltcd Press "On the Kami Front," weather Information and forecasts, ami I'SDA releases of interest to farmers, daily on "The Farmer's Hour," 12:45 to 1 p.m. on KHND, 1340 on your dial, Mu-tual-Um Lee station for Central Oregon. TONIGHT'S ntlKlKAM 00 News 15 Superman 30 Captain Midnight :45 Adv. of Tom Mix 00 Sports Hevlew IS-Walu Time ;i0-Skyllnors 45 Pinner Music 00 -All American Football linnndup 15-IVI Courtney 25- Veterans Information 30- Ued Hytlor 00-Soimd Off 30 - Chuck Foster 45 l'oius-Kosti'lanetz 00 News 15 James Crowley 30 I nra and Abuer 15 Bob Crosby 00 Fulton Lewis IS Panclng Serenade 30 -John Wololum 00-Slgn Off l-'KIDAY. NOV, ii, Itllli 6:30-1340 Club 7:00-News 7:15- Rlse & Shlnti T:30-Spotllght On Kliytlim 7:15 - Nolhlng Hut The Truth 7:50 -Morning Melodies 7:."a News H:lX Morning Hound-up 8:15 News 8:30 -Hill Harrington 8;4fVtolor II. l.lmllahr 9:00 --Notes At Nine 9:15- Bulletin Board 9:20 Grand Piano Twins 9:30 lVslgns tor Better Living !:;-Hurry Uoiilcks Orchestra 9:45 - By Popular Penuuul 1(1:00--News 10:15- Woody Herman 10:30- United Minimis Serenade 10:15 - Bill Gwlnn Show 11:1X1 -Mnn About Town ll:i Al & Loo Itelsor 11:10 - News 11:15 Pon Baker 1 1 :30 Queen Fur A Pay 12:00 iM Soolt 12:05 -Today's Classifieds 12: 10 - Spot is Yarns 12:15- Uaylurd Carter 12::iO-News 12:45 Farniors Hour 1:00 News of Prlnevllle 2:W)-Toll Your Neighbor 2:!5-John J. Anthony 2:30-Bend Ministerial 2:45 According To Tho Itccord 3:15 Connrt Hall 3:45 Norlh-vcsl News 3:50 -The Three Suns 3:55, -Ci'iilntl Oregon News 1:00 - Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 - Box Miller 1:30 - KinIiIiio Johimon 4:15 Buck Hogers 5:00 News 5:15 Supermini 5:30Cuptiilii Midnight 5:45 -Tom Mix ti:00 Gabriel Healter 6:15 Wultz Time 0:30 -Spotlight Bnmls 7:1X1 - Allivd Wohl 7:15 Enoch Light 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:1X1 - Let lloorgo Po It 8:3(1- Hurl Ives 8:45 Tony Pastor 11:00 News 9:15 Mel Voulor'M Pictorial !):30Lllin 'n Aimer 0:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 -Fulton Lewis, Jr. iifi5l)anclng Serenndo 10:30 Kinle I leeUsrlier 11:00- Sign Off Pullets In the poultry flock me the best fall and winter layers; older lions are most vuliiatio on breeding farms for eggs lo hatch. Veteran Pushes Stop Button, Causes Crash Chicago, Nov. 21 HI"1- A veteran whoso objections lo walking iioiuiieil him lo push an emerg ency slop button resulting In the collision of Iwo trains and minor Injuries lo 40 persons, today Illumed bill lie wounds for Ills action. The veteran, Edward Polirup Inslil, 22, boarded an express In stead of ll local Illinois Ceiilral suburban (rain yesterday ufler noon and pushed (he oniorgeni y billion when ho Holloed (he Iralu pass his slalloii. The train lin mi'dhilcly halicd and was struck from (ho roar by a witilli shout suburban express. , l'okioplnskl lold police his toes had boon slml olf In Kaly, mid I hut ho became niigry when lie rcallod ho was on the wrong Ii Mln anil would have lo walk back several blocks to his Malum. Thliiy sovon of (ho passengers wore Healed ill hospitals and r leased. The olheis were given Ilrsl aid. F.DHIE. IDA OVKKPAY ! Washington, Nov. 21 'Ui Comedian Eddie Cantor and his wife, Ida, have been refunded a total of more than StOO.OOO by the government because they over paid income taxes in 1IM5. The bureau of internal revenue said Cantor's refund was S52, 2S0.13. His wife's was 551,759.59. PASCO BKIDE I.II.I.EI) Pasco. Wash., Nov. 21 (IP Mrs. Vlrgel Buell, 25, a bride of three days, was killed yesterday when an automobile she was driv ing plunged off the highway near Eltopia, Wash., near here. COMMITTEE TO MEET Salem, Ore., Nov. 21 itP The 10-man interim committee ap pointed to consider changes in legislature procedure will meet here tomorrow, State senator Howard C. Belton, acting gov ernor, said today. 100 FACE WATER LOSS Salem, Ore., Nov. 21 lPi The city of Salem today served notice that it will cut off the water supply to 100 residences using city water outside the city limits. The order takes effect Jan. L The total cost of the atomic project to America was about 52,000,000.000; another industrial nation should be able to dupli cate the result for 5500,000,00 or less because they can avoid our costly experimenting. BflLfn BflRR LOTIOI) softens hands faster! 39c 59c pibsu ne h'xqVj or gmr bcuute a Com- VufptJ to Lcht, hiie ftu3rncn. Ounce to Balni hut Lofton todij! Owl Pharmacy 8.-8 Wall " Phone 50 Tilr ffl itr completely waterproof. Lightweight, waterproof comfort with well-tailored advance styling. Improved, self-locking, full-length zipper. . . hiddefi by smart fly-front coat c.iosurc.Two-way slash pockets. Nylon stitching. -1i scams guaranteed' electronically scaled. Fashioned from supple, pliant Elaili Class, the miracle material. Completely waterproof, it. fttver dries out or cracks . . . always remains soft "and. pleasant to the touch. Sea Gran .. j ji -K ' I S' i 1 H . i F.taiti Glait h an trxawit t.Ut Utinr: tiaitMiiy. It lain hi iiina ;ruhMr! 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No. 2 can 47c can 49c can 48c can 39c can 29c can 33c can 45c can 30c Shrimp, wet pack ...... can 65c HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Old Fashioned Clothes Pins 4 doz. 25c Dust Pans 29c each Dust Mops .. 69c to 1.29 Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish, 12 oz. bot. 39c Aerowax 1 lb. jar 29c Aunt Sue's Wax ' gallon 2.19 Wrights Silver Cream Polish jar 23c Red Oil Furniture Polish .......... quart 23c Salted Peanuts Salted Almonds ... Salted Cashews Salted Mixed Nuts . Salted Pecans Walnut Flakes 8 oz. tin 23c 7 oz. tin 69c 7 oz. tin 69c . 7 oz. tm 69c 7 oz. tin 69c tin 49c Green Ripe Olives, No. 1 tall 45c Ripe Olives, extra large No. 1 tall 39c Stuffed Olives 6 oz. jar 39c Treasure Pickles .. 12 oz. jar 25c Moms Pickles lb. jar 25c lloinoniiulo White Raisins lb. pkg. 29c Currants ... 8 oz. pkg. 24c Dates lb. 39c Creamed Honey lb. 65c Comb Honey, fancy .... lb. 65c We carry complete line of Fruits, Vegetables, Fish and Poultry HERSHEY i lb. 11c COCOA 11b. 18c jRffSl H-- R OATS . gjjl 32 oz. pkg. 29c Juices lor Your Cocktail Apple Juice quart 27c IIinmI Klvor Tomato Juice No. 5 can 29c I.lhliy Grapefruit Juice ... No. 5 can 29c Blended Juice No. 5 can 39c OrntiKO mid rnM-frtilt Orange Juice No. 5 can 49c Grapefruit Juice, No. 2.2 cans 29c Loganberry Juice .. 12 oz. bot. 23c Jolly Time Pop Corn . . . can 16c Spaghetti Dinner (complete) pkg. 32c I'an Aiiiorloaii Relish Spread Cheese, Kraft .. glass 22c Lynden Twistie Noodles 2 jars 29c Evaporated Pears pkg. 28c Fancy Figs, white 59c lb. black - lb. 49c Libby Chile Sauce bottle 29c Plum Pudding with Brandied Hard Sauce . 1.29 Suzette Tomato Cocktail Sauce .... Nd. 2 38c Arizona Grapefruit Ijtr(ii h1. Doz. 59c Sunkist Oranges doz. 19c Ortley & Jonathan Apples bx. 2.49 California Dates Cello pkg. 29c Southern Yams 4 lbs. 29c Juicy, Fresh Limes . . . carton 19c Calavos, large size ...... . ea. 23c Artichokes ea. 10c l'"rnh, (jroi'ii buds . jium mmrmsnmr -'J ' iiiiim,iIi JBf mum "-'"'IJ1 L, m nul'W'i'"i''lMP'W''w npjiiiiiiiEwmnfpwwwwi'wiJj, V x wM.1 Purex Quart 15c gal. 25c " X