The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 21, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1946 PAGE FIVE Local News TKMI'tf HAT! 'UK Minimum .vi-xli-nhiy, !W tli-grecn. Minimum hint night, 'H lli-griM-il. TOIIAY'S WKATIIK'.t Tcmpi-niluri': 10 p. in. yi-aler-lay, .1(1 ilcgrei-Hi III u. m. today, SI ili-iirci-D. llnniincti-r (reduced In m-u level): III p. in., W.H! liii'lun; III n. in., HiMHl liiclii'D. Kcliillve. liiimlillty; III i. .. HH h t cent; III . in., H. irr ei-nl. Velocity nf wlml: III p. ni., li iiiIIkn: III a. m., It niHtn. Prevail ing illrccllini r wind! riiiulh. Tin' V. K. W. pout ami auxiliary will Imlil n pul Kick dinner I'll, iliiy at n.'.M p.m. ill Ihe V. K W. hall. Mm. C. !. Keller, wlui In vlall Inn ul Tllliinmiik, has delayed ln-r I'i'liirn In liend Imviiunc ul I ho HI'I'ImiH llllll'SH ni lll'l' mother, Mm. A K. Ciimi'. nt Ihc cohni cliy. Mm. Keller imil planned In n-nnn In liend iiiin week. Knuli' llriinilslriiiii, uf Hr il !hih. In a vlHlior In lli'nil utility. (iiniH fairy Ih In I ( m I today on IhinIiu'Mn. C'nii'y, formerly nt lli'llil, Iri now II f'ntilnillt resident. Ml', ami Mm. Union Halli anil Nun, Iiavtil, wlui have been vara Honing Ihi- past nix weeks al Lamina llcui-h, Calif., an- now in tending market week In I .on Angi-lca. Tlu-y will alien I I hi' San Kraminrn market week next wi'i'k. reluming Ilium- iilimii Iv t-i'mM-i- I. 'I'lii-y will In- art-inn-p.inli-d lii-n- hy lln-lr sinter In- I. iw, Mm. K. It. Caldwell, ul Seal. Hi-, Wash., who has iM'rn vaca tioning al I jh: ll nil Iteiuh I'u- past two wiH'ki. Janim Kihvln In Ihe name sc hvicd hy Mr. and Mm. Howard II. isil. l.l-M I ;alv-Hiin, lot lln-lr Him. born Nov. It al (hi- Si. Charles IniHplial. The baby wi-U:li-r;l 7 pounds, '.I ouni-m al birth. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS flAY EE DANGER SIGH Of Tired Kidney If lirWrli .ml pini tv mBWlnvmu tnlirt'lr..1'- I Jual ft-mpl-l" l ...U.i. ti..,l iK-ti N.lurvftiBy Ikw.iuui otlO.at j.ir kldir)r .TI ki.rt.lion. 1 tw,.ld.rB(BN.liir B.l.lrl w.jri.f lfcln oreta and (km. nMia ..'. t.ul -l Urn Vl L '1 tx-y help u l-lU 1-Abb lul S ..Int.... lr. 11 (It. M mlW nt VMnrT till .I V.n'1 w.ifk w. !. IH.Iw.Dt'Wk wmBi-i!rr-u. l.ttKr 1.1. d. TIm p--lB,a mrtBitiKritu.v .rB.rhM. rt,lt.tl-- IH-Iltk. Irv rntK. I... i,f .rn nl rtttvr. eOlt.t up nl:li(. -Ilmr, l.,ml.rUTl'lthr.N"'rl,"',a,,' .- rir.irftliir rnly IwaMiura ItltamniU Itigkn-lWinliuckninrUnir !-.. Iliia It. kiitiMk. ls.n't n t WkIM abm r-nr rfmaBl-l ir i k .i,H...l.,.t .It.,r.-,i. UM.1 i..rrifuUy run. mllll..M for i--r 10 tkfB. WbB .Bi.py r-Hf Will .rli INB Id mile- ,T kl.li lol fl.i-h 1 ..iMHMWB WMU (itMU . Umi UowO. Ul UuAU'a I'iU. . , ., fc Purex Quarts 14c lj qallon 25c Fruit Cake Mix 55c Pennant N.B.C. Shredded Wheat Pickles Dill jar 43c Chow-Chow ... jar 31c Sour Mixed jar 21c Del Mimic fp 15c COLUMBIA'S MEAT SPECIALS Beef Roast lb. 39c Vea! Stew lb. 31c Dill Pickles, bulk each 5c Roasting Chickens Turkey Tom . . 48c Hens . . 65c Food Savings tor Friday and Saturday Mm. M. ('. Ciillrr ii-lnrni-il Tiir.nlay i-vi-nlnu frnm I'ni-llaml, wliiTi- hi ii'iil linn- wi-i'liit an u pal li-nl al Ciiuil .Sainiiillaii him pllal. A Nun win burn Nov. I I at Ihi Si. ( tin 1 h'H Itus;.! 1 :i I 111 Mr. and Mr. W. V. MalllN, nf Km I Knrk. Tin- babv him Ih-pm n m e d Mli-hm-l WIIIIn. KiiIh-i'I W. Sawyrr, ilrt.ldi-nl n Ihi- Nallnlial Hi't-laiiiallon iihhih'Iii t Inn. Ii-Il I h Ih iiIii-i iiihiii for Al bany, to nlli-nil tin- iimmiil inert Ini! nf tin- (Iri-itoii HiH'liiniallon rotltrri-NK. He wan lirrotiipanli'd hy I mi nk II. l.nKan, They will rtilllllillr nil Id I'urllanil InlMiil'I'ow frnm Albany. llnwIliiK t-vi-ry ufli-rimon, Wv om-ii at niHin i-vi-ry day. l-'i-ro In Hti-iirlldim. 1-arii to howl, lii-nd Kucu-atldii, phoiui HM.'I, Adv. l.(X'AI. 0 7 NOTICK MI-.MIIKKS l.W.A. Wi havt- irfi-riMidum IiiiIIoIn for Kxi-rnilvi- Ulllri-i'ii. of Oii'Kon Stall-i'.I.O. I'nnncll, anil I'lutrlrt I'oiini'll IIjiIIoih lo hi- voted, ak for ymir hallnt and voir. VntlnK rliiNi-N Novi-nilH-r 2.1, tit 12 (j'cloi k tiuoti. Adv. I'lllow Cnni-H, Towi'ln, Chair SelN. Vanliy Si-Ih, Aprons for all wrllNlullH, oilier K"ll. I'1' Un ion SI. Turkey Dinner Kei-veil from 3 to 7 Sunday, Nov. 1, hy Women of Ihr Mihimi al Moosi- Hall. Si.Xt all you ran t-al. Adv. Haiii-i- Nov. 23 nt l.W.A. Hall. Public Invited. Admission UK: I'd lb. (urkry ttlven iih door prize. Musle by UeHiern Meludlers. '1 likeis on i.ali- al ttXI llonil. Adv. House Rent Offer Brings 222 Vets Portland, On., Nov. 21 An jHlwrtlKi'im'til in a iNirtl.ind n'ws paHr ofrcrln ut tint a hoiifXi to a war wtrraii and faintly almost cnusttl a fitaiiiHiti UVdnt'day. Thi at) wan plat-i'd by K. A. JctiKi'n, a nal (iijitr man, who snu hi wanh-d for a rhuiic to Hh1 Mimbody ki'I n i'ha nco on n hmiM' wtio "didn't know miiik1 twidy." IW n-n-lvrd 222 applica tions from vi'tcraiiN. 'Pu- u1.ssul applUant whom JfiiMTi .Haiti hi chow on thr hasiH of hi iMtfht yrars of mill trtry Ri'rvin', hi two rhlldivn and his liH'oiiu wart Kaymond A. Whit'li'i', who will inuvo in iljilit a way. f6lASEl$ERY OF CHILD'S COLD RUB ON WICKS tVVAPORUB Olives Ripe. H & D 39c Sniffed 41 ox. 45c Dates, pitted, 1 lb. 49c Mince Meat, Palmdale .... jar 66c Pumpkin, Del Monte can 19c Sweet Spuds, H & D Squat can 24c Peas, Pictsweet can 22c String Beans, H-H can 23c Asparagus, S & W can 55c Beets, H&D Sliced can 17c Fruit Cocktail can 42c Cranberry Sauce '. can 34c Walnuts . . . 45c Brazils ..... 45c Almonds . . . 45c Filberts .... 35c FOOD MARKET Polar Skipper tr v Mhnil tlft'k Cnpt Richard N. Cruzi-n. above, will ho naval chief uf Ibo Navy Inak furcc headed by Adm. Hlch ard K. llyrd which will make a fturvcy uf tho Antarctic In De cember. Ho was Admiral Ilyrd'g ccund In command on tho lat ler'i lust Antarctic million In 1UJU-41. Court Liquor Brings New Jail Sentence (llendale, Oil., Nov. 21 illi Drinking evidence In a courtroom doesn't pay - epi-clally for a ier Him nlready er'lnR a Nentence for drunkennesM, alnter Jay llu.v sctt n-flected today. tlossi-tt was originally sentenc i-d to five day and ordeiitl to paint Judge Charictt It. Dyer'N courtroom. While painting, he found Knini- whisky impounded aa evidence In a Ini-r iarlor roblx-ry and promptly drank il. Hi was given 15 additional days for Ihc -ai-ond drunk count. Mrs. Sarah Sly Dies at Seaside Mrs. Sarah Sly, Sfi, former res ilient of Laplne, died Tuesday nt Seaside. It has la-en learnei here hy Mrs. Mildred SVanlchek, a niece. Mrs. Sly and her husband. Neal Sly. Ilvi-rt at 1-aplne for several years before moving to Seaside, Mr. Sly dim at Seaside In l'.'TH. Mrs. Wanlehrk Is leaving this afternoon and will attend funeral services al Seaside at 11 a.m. to. morruw. Bulletin Classifieds bring resulfs. (Julck or Keg. Food Savings for Friday and Saturday H iuh oats ;rSf 29c Tang bv 5Q9c Maritime Strike Not Yet Settled; Vote Being Taken Sun Kranc-Ueo. Nov. 21 mi 1 A m-cn-t rirfi-i-i-nihim hy AI-'I. Masicrs, Mnten and PIIuIh on con tiiii'l no)osal apK-uriil certain today of extending the day wm-hI eo.iHt maritime Ntrlke to kl,.n. .... I r. t. .. vmim, v.. I", iiiuj. ill -'niueni ui om- doubt ovrr ih- ou.eomo of (lip voIImk. lit Hiitfl the employ- i era offer did not include the i name Hurt of union ai-curlty ; clause aa that Kalned by the AKL ' i-aat coaKI deck offlirem. I'lcki-ta Kbow I'p AKL, pIcketN npK-ared olonR ,i,. ,..i,...i., ciri ,.i,.i,,., r..,.rr,! Ihe'liilernatlonal I.on,:horemcn' and Warehousemen's union and Ihe Marine Knglmi-ra Hencflrial association. Doth of the CIO unions had signed agreements wlih employers and of fit-hilly willed oft their Hlilke yeslerday morning. ' May said It would take at least IK hours for Ihe referendum to be completed. He said the pickets went on duty in Ihe meantime "to protect our Interests. Omar llnKkititt. fedi-ral concilia.. I tor, said that as soon as the ref erendum results were known he would call union leaders and the1. I'aclllc American Shlmwncrs' as-1 Twenty -eight applications for sodatlon together again, either, beer and wine retail license re in sign a contract or for renewed newals have received approval of negotiations. Ihe cily commission, which action New Trouble Ixxinui ils necessary before they can re- Meanwhlle. fresh waterfront ct.ive consideration by the state trouble broke out In the I'uget iiqUor commission, sound area of the Pacific north ) The following applications for west when 9D0 AKL longshore-; im7 licenses have received city men walked out at four ports as ; approval: negotiations over a new contract j Safeway stores: Kenwood pro broke down. I'orts affected were rv ii Herhriip- Iii-elv Seattle, T.u-oma, Anacortes and ,,ly: Congress grocery. Jim I'm-! Angeles, all In Washington. uavnc; Wiehl's cash grocery, L. I Andy Larsen. union business Wiehl; Lvons cash mark?!, M. agent at Seattle, claimed the,i,yon; park grocc-ry, I'. N. and i principal Issue was a "vicious Klla Nelson; Buv Kite grocery. clause wlilcli amounted to an Emma and Harold Voos: Dela-open-shop hiring agr-menf, ware grocery, Nick A. -Peterson; which employers Insisted on in- fcrickson's food market, C. A. eluding in the new contract. Arthur and P. N. Krlckson. I .oh A n l'Oh's. Sn h rnnriun nnrt 1 1.1 ..u i I " ' -- 1 Seattle were hit by the picketing ot me At L. Masters. Judications were that CIO unions would gen-) erally refuse to cross picket lines, 1 Alice Stephenson Dies at Age of 82 A'!1'; ";?d,, S,l'',ht'nson' aged 82. died yesterday -afternoon at her home at 1SS St. Helens place. A native of Limerick, Ireland, she had been a resident of Bend for 15 years. Survivors arc three children, Mrs. Dorothy Weber, of fcugene; Mrs. Olive Munker, of Bend, and Fred L. Sli-phenson, of Senttle; one sister, Mrs. Annie Blalsdell. of Bend; two brothers, Kred J. Shnrpsley, of New Zealand, and Alfred J. Sharpslcy, ot London, England, and three grandchil dren. Funeral son-Ices will be held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock at the Eplscol church, with the Rev. G. K. V. Bolster officiating. Niswonger and Winslow arc the funeral directors ln charge. Mrs. J. S. Davis Dies in Bend Mrs. Jack S. Davis a Bend '.r K"' I1"1 th,s.i r , m . in v' " adoption of a resolution ?iL i , 1 M,re' DTS hadi calling lor substantial wage in been 111 for se-ernl months. r . r . I In addition to her husband, sne is sui-viven by ncr motheri Mrs ; l-rances Nelson or Bend; a brother, CTarence W. Nelson, also of Bend, and a daughter, Mrs. Rae E. Mallett. of Portland. Mrs, Davis was a native of Cochranton, Penn ?h vvas member of the auxiliary of the Percy A. Stevens American 1-eg-ion post and tho Bend Business and Professional Women's club. Funeral services are to be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. from the Niswonger and Winslow chapel witlt Rev. Clark Wood, of the First Methodist church. In charge. BOWL TEAMS PICKED Pasadena, Calif., Nov. 21 UP Kllgore college of Texas will face Compton, Calif., college in the first annual east-west "Little Rose bowl" game here Dec. 7, it was announced today. The Jaycee classic, to he play ed In the famed Rose bowl, will be sponsored by the Pasadena Junior chamber of commerce. WALKOUT PATH SET New York, Nov. 21 Uf A date for the threatened walkout of mnny of the nation's lending radio stars has been set by the Ameri can federation of radio artists (AFL1, union officials said today. Tho deadline was not disclosed. TRACTOR and IMPLEMENT SHOP Now Open for business of a mile south of Trap Club Your Business Will Be Appreciated C. Kilgor UN Delegate Holdup Victim In New York Ijiki- Surc-emi, N. Y Nov. 21 Uii Dmitri Z. ManullHky, chief likralnlan dnli-Kati to the llnlled Nations, charged tmlny that the shooting ' & Ukraine deli'att an Innocent hy-atunder during a dHicati'KHcn holdup wan "a poli tical crime." ManullNky, visibly up.-t by the shootlnn. told the United I'reNH Ihat he w.-ia maklnR hla own In- , .... ... . ' w,uM " "In the propiT place at Ihe proper time He characteila d It aa "political banditry" with a political motive. Slow To Obey The shooting occurred in a New York delicatessen shortly after midnight this morning, when two Ukraine delegates walked Into the "tore durlne a holdup, L .Vf,.nt ,hp d?l,,?n,"' , Gregory 'unm, was snoi m mi. rigiu . thigh and laker, to a hospital, I , -'"lic! al(1 the delegatea were '"w lo " the handlts order for ! ,n'-m l 'lnp,up ln ' a sho,w Th'' Dknunlans i apparently failed to understand the order, j 1 28 Applications 'Approved By City , .jiiiiiutj , Michaelson's grocery. George ; T. Michaelson; Bond street food market. A. N. Hansen and J. N. i Wagner; Douthit's, Lloyd Douth. 'it; V. V. W., by K. G. Gales; K.O.E., by W. M. Loy; B.P.O.E., by R. A. Ferguson; M. J. Tavern, John Christoson. Pastime, A. B. Snider nnd L. C. Wolfe; Gateway, Kalph Bur- ton; Ted's place, Smok snrm Ar ?1P i .. Mike Tororoff: Art Johnson; Su perior cluli, Lum Marr; Pon derosa club, John Gogenola and Leon Rcthcrford; New Waldorf, A. Baer. Shamrock, W. H. Perkins: D. & D. club, John Daly: Oasis, Ina Dahl, and Palace, J. E. P.ambo and John Montgomery. illions Sought For 'War Chest' Atlantic City, N. J., Nov. 21 'll1 President Walter P. Rcuthcr of the United Auto Workers today urged the CIO convention to pro vide a "war chest of S12.000.000" to fight for new wage increases, but he failed to receive support from President Phillip Murray s.ik(,s m ,ne offi Both spoke just before unani- ioss :n mi.e home rjav since Anril. 1945. ,.j to ,ne empiovcrs of this! nation lo. s Ux Up this national I economy of ours," Murray said. "Come on, be decent; let's sit! n.lln thA hai-inlnn tKl. .n.l i arrive at mutually satisfactory wage agreements without resort to strike. Will Present Kcquest "We are going to present to employers a lormal request for wage increases, ln so doing we are not jeopardizing our national economy. "We believe that American bus iness is now extracting enough profits from the people to enable ll.em to make substantial wage Increases without inflationary price increases." Murray hinted that the CIO de mands may amount to more than $2,000,000,000 in wage increases. Camels need to drink no water during wet seasons when they can browse on moisture-filled foliage. Autographing Party Friday Afternoon 2 to 4 Mrs. Gwendolen L. Hayden, co-author of "Muslin Town" by Mrs. Hayden and Pearl Gischler, will be at our store at that time to autograph copies of this well known illustrated story for children,-which tells of the gold rush days in Oregon. The autographed copies will sell at SI. 25 each. Make a pilgrimage, to "KcBinomy-land" hy emmina; to BrandU for ouUtanding ThankHglving Value for health and beauty aldM to lie.lo you feel your let and oou your newt lor (tie Holi day . . . and every day! They proclaim BIG(.KK 8AV INfiS safe savings for you because, you get the proven quality . . . the known imtlkraction ... of nationally advertised brarubt at the lowest pofwlble prices. This Is our way of giving thanks for your valued friendship and patronage. A Fea-st of Thanksgiving Drown Haley Almond Roca 1.75 Free-Vue Minor 2.65 jiwvs FOR WLCR001 n. tart r$m MIRACIE-TUFT f' DDTTCU A "if All alt " - " f VAI DOMO SELTZER - a bMb !rBCft County Court (Cont'nued from Pajie 4) ments of S10.00 each at 6Tr Inter est). S200.00. Terms. LAND SALE No. 154 Parcel No. 1 Lot 31, Block 27, ' Lanine. S10.00. Cash. 'i Pai-cel No. 2 Lots 13 and 14, Block 114, First Addition to Bend Park (20T- down, balance , in I monthly payments of S25.00 each at 6'' interest). S190.00. Terms. Parte) No. 3 Lots 9 and 10. Block 159 and Lots 10, 11. 12 and 13, Block 154, all in Second Addi- tion to Bend Park. S120.00. Cash. Parcel No. 4-SWtSW1, Sec tion 12, Township 18 S., Range 12 E.W.M. S60.00. Cash. urcol No. 5 Lots 8, 9. 10, 11, i Block 132, Second Addition to Bend Park. S1G0.00. Cash. There being no further bus iness. Court adjourned. C. L. ALLEN, County Judge, E. E. VARCO, Commissioner, A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner. DR. W. D. WARD VETERINARIAN South highway 97 to first right turn beyond fox farm. Go Vi mile west. Phone SO-F-24 100 Aspirin 19c 50 Anacin 59c 100 Soda Mint 19c 36 Feenamint ..... 43c Lustre Coat 39c Softol Set $1.00 Breck Truce ne 75c Old Spice Lotion .. $1.00 Menneit Balm 39c Trushay Lotion 43c Calox Powder ...... 43c Colgate Powder 37c Ipana Paste 39c Forhans Paste 39c Denalan ........... 47c Add 20 Federal excise tax to Cosmetics Quadruplets New Word o Mother Baltimore, Md, Nov. 21 IP Mrs. Dorothy Henn, 28-year-old British bride of an ex-GI, thought she had misunderstood her doc tor. 'Quadruplets," she said. "Is that an American slang expres sion." ' The doctor assured her that was not slang. Unless all the signs are wrong, he said, Mrs.1 Henn will become the mother of quadruplets in January. Radio Star HORIZONTAL 1,6 Pictured radio star 13 Click beetle 15 Open 16 Entangle 17 Tenant under a lease 19 Boat paddle 20 Symbol for tin VERTICAL 1 Jewels 2 Ardor 3 Rodent 4 Right (ab.) 5 Shouts 6 Piece of V sculpture T Compass point 8 Frosters 9 Symbol for 21 Fold 22 Red Cross ab.) 24 Higher thallium 10 Animal park 11 Brother of Jacob (Bib.) 12 Sweet 25 Cloth measure secretion , (pl.) 26 Her 28 Peel 30 Crafted (her.) 14 Scottish sheepfold 18 Symbol for samarium 33 Operatic solo 34 Solar disk 35 Golf mounds 36 Conduce 37 Indian weight 39 Ever (contr.) 40 Indian army (ab.) 42 Symbol (or selenium 43 Compound ' ether 46 Sun god 48 Route (ab.) 50 Fragment 52 Cornish mine 53 Achieves' -55 Deprive of reason 57 She is a mem ber of a 18 She perforins on the Vicks Inhaler 27c Chap Stick 25c Murine .... ... 49c Nervine . ...... 21c Much To Be Thankful For WE'RE THANKFTX . . . That as pharmacists we're aMe to render a very valu able service to the communi ty .. . That our profession al skill and Integrity enjoy every respect and confidence . . . That with the wonderful new medical and pharma ceutical gains we. can deliver more and Improved bene fits to our patrons r . , That the people we serve are people we like and esteem . . . Yes, we've counted our blessings, and find we have MITCH to he thankful for! Her Husband, Charles Henn, Jr, is a veteran of four and a half years in the army and holder of the purple heart. The Henns now have one child. Chickens lay about 20 per cent more eggs their first year of production than later. ELECTROLUX Authorized SALES and SERVICE Phil Philbrook 1246 E. 3rd Phone 12934 i 21 Gratifies 23 Swindler 25 Indians 27 Penetrate 28 Light touch 29 Exist 31 Number 32 Finale 38 Send in payment 59 Lamprey catcher 40 Asiatic kingdom 41 Aleutian island 43 Former 44 Steamship (ab.) 45 Scatter 46 Hindu queen ' 47 Singing voice 49 Greek letter . 51 Individual ( 52 Sleeping furniture 54 Area measure 56 Mother if. 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