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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1946 PAGE THREE Nicaragua Seeks American Help In Development 'Farmers Special' in Collision on Way Home f i r.-ir y riff, H -V- t ; lly ! nihil II. Iliirthiilniiiew (t'nlUHt i'rvn Hull Cirrwl.tli'l.iil I Miiiuijiiiii, Nlrncnrgnn, lce. 21'H'i -This Im what II Im like In ItiHT vli'W Hie head mail In one of ihi' eenlnil American republics where 1th' mill politics, preliy miirh Hynniinmnus, move Inwiiril mir prise cndlngN iin In I he days of O. Henry. TIiIh Ih Nicaragua, lhal highly vllallcd llllli' country regularly on IIiii world's fniiil' pages Willi catastrophic ciirtluiuakf, slim. ilrailly yuuiiK bandit iii' .san- Inn, erupting volcanoes, inva inns by I hi' llnlli'il Slates ma Ini'H, anil the private warn of William winner. 'I hi' latter gentleman, II may be remembered, wan an ailunirv from Mnrysvllle, f'nllf., who pi rlpltalcd iino i r I hi' iiiilHiiinillni! legal controversies n history. Two republics ili'i liiifil war on mads." he savs. "Our nail "f the him personally, lie raised an American highway l almost army anil navy anil ri'lallalril , .l.-ir. We have Intensified W illi enthiujlasm. A llilnl repuh education throughout Nicaragua lie, Interviewing In Judicial capa- m have oieiicd night hi-IuioIm lor my, grnniiin iino cxccuieo mm m nils. Lmv rout, sanitary nous first, as a condition of Im deter- 'K ,M Mvn completed for the mlnntlim of the rights and w rongs i,.i,n. n. HmiiI In every male ui mo siiuaiitiu, anil an a scusmic capital pi i-i ii 141 Itilli Kenil IVIfitmill . Vwfi TV-'; INEA Trlriihtilnl TlilrlKPii-eur Wiwlern Pacific imieiuiiuitr Kprrlnl. rnrryln Riuitrrn membrra of Purm Huri-nu Ffdirnilon burk lo iliirlr liuinrii uftrr ntitlnnnl convention In Bun Kmix-lnto, tolliilcil lieiid-on with 11 Incnl frrlKht trul ncur Hull Luku City, Ululi, Injurma II, Nonu were killed. Can urc shown uvcrturncd on rondocd. xperfSays Male Of Speces gambling Loot Sets Up Standard For Beauty Hy ( lair ( ox (UnltMl l'rr hlaff t.'frrfrt,'fi'lt'fit) CUkiiwt, iH't. 21 '" .... Arnt-rl- an women uhi cori;cti.'H bcrauK" Found In Reno they waul In he an attruetjve uh heauly parlor more often than men, male expert on what ; they (;o to church." make.'i women beautiful sal'l ln-j . The larllcH worlied no hard ori'Soldier Killed in their face bullrilnK proJei." thin ... . . . year that they ran up an unpre- Night Club Fight certemcil coMfnclIcK bill of S-VJM,- . 7 , ? ., mttm. while the men remained', V- npc- 21'o-Th U. S. a hamlHomu as ever wllhoul : "ny newspaper Stars and HpemJln(( a cent for rouKe or lip- Slrlijos has reported that one i... u..i.i American noldier was killed and lir' lv,,r Griffith I'hlladelnhla "w0. "the '" last Sarurday water advocate almost extinct. "In fact, the women have car ried ir.cir search for beauty so! caled In Massachusetts rnstllule tar that they are (joins to the ; Investigate a suicide attempt ()( Tcrhnolocy .Boston University Reno, Nev., Dec. 21 illi Police NKfiKO WINS IV BAY STATE Boston HPi The Massachusetts legislature has Its first Notfro rc rescntatlve in 'M years. I-Mccled Nov. 5, Laurence II. Hunks, attor ney, says he will represent both white and Negro persons In his Roxhury district. Banks was eilu- prt-Hi i.-m uiiu lenruiu'ii ui.raui trnom clashed In a Tokvo nieht of the Philadelphia college of J.3 "nna ln a i0K" n'f.nt pharmacy and science, salci It was i .-,'u.i. .. ut sad but true that men always , hra('uarte ,,vt, v. have been more appealing to the Boonvllle Mo. ,,,.. fcw nl(jht when white and Mills, Boonvllle, Mo., died a few minutes after he was taken to a dispensary from the "Tokyo Coasting Along In The Sporf World lly Alex Trofley (t.'nlll l'rit KiM.rU Wr,trrl Moscow. Idaho. Dec, 21 'Hi -- I O O'l .....I ., 11,, t.i We have set up labor i.m. ti,iiv,.i iiu ,,i Idaho a has. , Falls, is the six-foot, nine-Inch ......( u,,.l,..u ,.,l lu'lf. . .. .. . . . , .. , i. ... ...,v. .., H'IL I ,.,,ui in j, ,-.",. ......... .. Kfinau cnumpionsmi) - inn me iowci ui iifii(;ni i i-iiiin. .,- louts: either the worliman or the vnnilal me atrn'ii the mer all-IIIu .Seven conference, player and another holdover. j Jack Phoenix, from American' eye than women. "llurr.ans are lust like any olh er animals, us far as beauty ciUr, ttoes, ' ;riff!lh said. "Jusi look MSft. .James A. Ade, Wil li! the proud, struttlnK rooster , Hamsport, Pa., and Sfjt. Richard and the timid brown hen. And j Quariz, Walker river reserva the lion always has been the beau : toni Schur, Nev., were injured brummel of the June.lt', while. jn thc flfjht. Mrs. l.co Is an ill-tempered oldj shrew of a wile. : "Well, it's the same with p.,lp. I !v D.. L women. They actually need more' La'' cl ulr uulu care of the body. Por proof, Just! Rncmocc CnnA ' notice that a careless woman al-l UU5ine55 V700U ways looks worse than a careless j Bandon, Ore., Dec. 21 UP1 The man." ; Easter lily bulb Industry ln Ore- today discovered the largest col- and Suffolk Law school. He Is a lection of crooked gambling rie-! World War I veteran. vices ever seen In Reno in its long history as a gaming center. The cheating equipment filled six suitcases and boxes, police reported, and was found In a ho tel room occupied by Harold Joyce Covington, 30, who tried unsuccessfully to end his life Wednesday. The equipment ranged from II- negro ; iPgauy marked dice to an elabor ate rotor and magnet for controll ing a roulette wheel. Several of the dice vere "load ed" with magnetized bits of me tal. Police also found numerous pencil leadsized magnets used to control the antics of the Ivory cubes. A receipt found In the room Indicated the mag nets alone cost $65. Inventory Taken Police also found the follow ing: A set of duplicate punchboard slips. Several "trippers" for slot ma chines, used to control payoff of the gambling devices. Two expensive instruments for trimming and marking cards. More than a dozen "buttons So do vou send a telegram to I""1 ran now come III to conn Ceneral AniiKtaslo Somoa, now have Ills rights and obligations finishing hi tenth year as presl- legally determined.' drill of NIcaiaKuu, mid itsk an! You ask Ibis ipilck thinking, ex npiKiliilineiu. The telephone hus plesslve mini, who seems on the ietrogn-Ksc.1 In Central Amerlcu ! youngish side of middle age toil point somewhat less efficient what his country still needs, and than the original Instrumenl In- tid rather surprising answer, vented bv Alexander Crnhiiml Need lliilld.-rs Hell In collaboration with Don "American builders and Amerl-Am,-lie nr., I no ... ou.a it .oe. can Investments," he says. "We Villi receive a Iieen nome const run ion nun ml- fun Is : est man on the coast cage courts over this year. ,UHt yi.nri phoenix has gotten As defending champions of the! UV(.r hs awkWardnesK of l'WS Pacific coast conferences north-! , , . , . , ern division, the Vandals might " ' ' ' ?m" ,h0 expect to be treuled with con.sid- j Tor In the conference, erahle respect ,y the experts I 'I he guard positions will be when prognosticating on the out-'held down by veteran Hill Car come of the I!M7 cage scramble. ' b iugh, Spokane. Wash,, and Km I lull I i,.. I II... em..- Ilnl. '' rii-u.-n.mi, v.i i.. .......... versily of Washlnglon. Oregon -"'y and Oregon State are rated as ; champions Griffith, who was In Chicago gon. which blossomed to big busi-! '., ,.j i,i to nrlrlresn Ihe American chemical neus when the sunr.lv from Janan I CHRISTMAS PLANTS GIFT POTTERY SCENTED CANDLES ft DONNER FLOWER SHOP Bend's Downtown Florist 861 Wall Phone 345 newcomer with the A.b.rnl l- ill lertSI Von l-ece v.. II neeu IHHUI- uiinitui n.ii f.i..i... .V...'... . . ..l ..l.-I.UI.-i.llnil. If VOUI-'""- . ''-', - ,.nn j It A CK KTIt A 1 .1. IIK.mi.TS uiDiiiiii iiiki .-inn ii-iios inv u i nn , , iiipv sitv Is slated lor another ." from the president. American engineers and archl- ;', anot.i.r i'.i'l ' in m mini hi ...in.- 11 in-. .-...... i Jregoil ni.ne o.,, rm uui.u .it- Ihey say. Is slated for another dull season. The hotel Is on the Iakefrnnt so you dtivo a mile or so arnws . ,. ,..ml'h ,'... i..m) Vandals on top of the heap li t"r.U!,.,ir?rr,.y,W ,0 '''anVguaralv "...'.,:! P ''"' be eiac, ..,..... i.s.,.,i, u inn .rimiici;,.. . i,,,!.,!,.,.. i,.. ii ,i.r nut tile v annals mil II by the pn-sldenlla palace. ', ,.,, ,,..,.,.,. frum ! Four of the five members of I lie roadway circling and an cendlng I he hill Is guarded by mldlers. The first guard raises a Imr across the road, of ihe rail, road crossing-arm t,Vx, and the far luisses underneath. Al the lu-xl turn you are under survell lance of more soldiers In a circu lar guardhouse of re enforci-d con Crete, with gun slots. Next you nro afoot on the ulacc steps Illinois TiS. California 3fi. xact - l -t I., nl 1:1 Pees Itollerdrome 3fi. money back with Interest, from1 ' .... .ii.,3 ... j.v.is ami Clark hj, uregon. the rentals. There's no shortage icuni are win ims season, ito1,.k,. of Kducatlon 35. of laliiir here and no general ma- elglili-en lettermen turned out for UCLA K) Angeles Police terial shnrlage; we have all the ; " Hiiuad; coach (,uy Wicks, as ,s cement, lime, lumln-r and stone eiinny a strategist as ever trod Saii Jose 53, Willamette 38. n.Hliil ,1"' hardwood, is hack In the sad-1 washlnglon State 60, Montana The electrification program Is '11'" ""7 ''",' h , l-UI.' equally ImiKirlant. If Ihe Amerl-: Al1 lhl. ,"'11"- ,H,0- hu' I cans want to electrify our rail- no soap. I he experts say: t look WIN KIGIITII CAMK roads there's ample wnlerpower a war to give Idaho the title. 1 he j corvallls, Ore., Dec. 21 Uli to la- harnessed, and the railroad "'"',' ' "v,'r- , .... . i Oregon Slate college ran Its pre- system would carry the current '" "mi ' " " season basuetliall victory strin; turning for a i,ulrk look at the , al, ., K., , d(j(. f optimist says conservatively that to ,.lKh, saight by beating the j. liorama of the capital city, the )llu. ' ;"Idaho Is going to have i good Portland All-Stars, 80-30, here last hint' 11(111 1(11- VIMI MIM-Jt IH'IIIW lltVl Additional Sports to the ensi S Kntor (iroiiniU ! You enter the spacious nalaclo li ml clatter noisily and self-con-1 . , , n :. kmsly along the llled floor at CleVela n U DTOWnS (the long reception hall, under a .. .... tu-rles of Mmiilsh arches and be-! FaVOreQ lO Win It ween two rows of Nlriiragiian , , , ,,, ,. Vltlenry waiting to wo Ihe scnor Lcl,'rla.ml'J 21 V ?" ii.i.,ni a, .i,.. ..... .i Cleveland Browns rated two me hi 111 seuls available under a ' "", " """ won a game Hoose- IhiiIi the Browns and the New representative team this year. night. ; lie admits that tile Vandals: 'were strictly a defensive club! l-'ICillT ItESL'I.TS I last season. No u- of the other; iti; Uniud Pni northern division teams had Mollvwood Ijirrv Cisneros, many hot-shots. Idaho made them 135! j. Ixis Angeles, dedsloncd Vic play Idaho's game, and the Van-. Crupk-o. i:i'n. San Francisco dais out-waited a championship. : ( l0) ; Chick Musgrove, 1G5, Los I The best example of this was; Angeles dcclskmed Bobcat Lee, In the play olf against Univer- Lincoln, Neb. (41. suy 01 v. an iui niu. 1 lie v.inuais, from the usually mi.u,., el,,,. it..,.a t... iw.i,itm. r 1 1 r 1 iYork Yankees rounded out their lnein to a humlllallig 23 points.! itate employes the all- Seek5 Day Week portrait of Franklin D. .-.1. vim 1. 1 1.. practliii sessions for votir end of the 'rec.-ptlon ehllm. 1 America conferem-e championship 1...- .. ...,.1. . I came here tomorrow. vista. It terminates in a raised Thoe ihIiIs seemed about right ,.s,nl barnstorming tour, coach; Oregon State' Kmploves' assocla plulform nearbv, featuring 11 r0!J" ('l'l"l! the two defeats t leve- yvicks is convinced that a fast tlon, which represents about half grand gator Healllng all this, and taking a lesson from Ihe lickings Idaho 1 got against last company on an Salem, Ore., Dec. 21 Uli piano, a If, foot stuffed all- m,"K "" ""' , ,, ' break must be his gospel If Idaho . the 8,000 classified state work- which had Iieen shot by the , '.'""'i"!" r u''"" "lit olflclals of is to be In Ihe runtiing. 1 ers, has outlined its legislative out's son. unit n Ink,. Iww : "" " t'1." " 'g'',,l'd. . t spear heading Ihe new Idaho i iirocram for the session which I'l.-niu.-iii 1. ....I,, ,11111 11 line mix , This latter affair will, according !t.i",, it . t ,..,n-,, .... ,. III.MI.-Ill lilv.-.ll ment of from one to 10 coins Dive 'forth not only music but also ! movies "soundles" Is the word. iYoii decide not to put It to Ihe lest, since everyone is looking at you anyhow. Find President A secretary says the president will sec you. You pass through two Inner offices and find n well built man with an Intelligent, goon humored face sealed at (lly United 1-raul The Hollvwood Wolves climbed Illicit I11I0 Ihe vleliit-v column m. desk piled two reet high with cor-,, y nftl,r ,, three-game losing respondence. This Is "Taeho" 1 ii-,.ni 1.1 ln,.r,.n.. 1I1..I1- nmh,.i-.i fc'imozii, the boss of Nicaragua. ,vlslon lead In Ihe Pacific Coast He wants to know how you nre:ii,K-key league to six games, and how you like the country, llej The Wolves hit the stride says he Is looking forward to Feb ! which has given them 23 victories ruiiry 2 when his term of office and six defeats this season expires, and that he Is going to;nKnlnst the cellar-dwelling Oak Ihe United States for a physical , land Oaks for a rousing ,V2 trl- cnecKiip tnereaiter. win no time tiniph. Krlc (Unci Prenllce, Ilol- :, '. ' " " attack will be Fred (Wimpy) , begins Jan, 13. Qulnn, a natural floor artist from . Major alms of the organlza Pocaicllo who returns from last j Hon are to sponsor a five-day, year's team. (Juinn. who holds the I 40-hour basic work week with northern division record for si-or-1 time and a half for overtime, lng :n a single game 27 points - make civil service pay plan wage was allcoust last year and men- scale effective Jan. 1, 1947, and Honed on several all-American lo set up an emergency salary teams. fund for the next blennlum to Ills running mate at forward ; cover any salary increases which will be letterman (irant Morten-j might be justified by rising )iv sen from Sugar City, Ida., for-ling costs. the "toughest assign ment of Ihe year," and liny Fla herty, coach of the. easterners, labeled It "a toss up, but one we're out to win." Wolves Get Back In Win Column ,aE. an active part In the next admin nation? "If my services are desired," he says, "I can not refuse." You ask what he considers to be the highlights of his 10 years as president. lywood wtngman, scored once each period to pull the hat trick. In the northern division, the Vancouver Canucks took over possession of third place by blast ing New Westminster, 4 to 1. Ihe two teams were In a third- "We have built and paved good spot tie before the game. ARE YOU THE OWNER OF A PLYMOUTH, DeSOTO, DODGE OR CHRYSLER? If you are, here is your chance to get NEW CAR PERFORMANCE from your car . . . NEW MOTORS for Plymouth. DeSoto, Dodge and Chrysler are now in stock. Have one installed by our trained mechc.IcD and enjoy that "new car" response. MOPAR PARTS and ACCESSORIES COMPLETE WINTER SERVICE Carroll Motors PLYMOUTH and DeSOTO 162 Greenwood Phono 387 KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! FOR OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO YOU WE HAVE ARRANGED A BIG FREE SHOW WITH SANTA CLAUS IN ATTENDANCE. TOWER THEATER TUESDAY DECEMBER 24 10:30 A.M. Also Two Big Cartoons In Technicolor Plus SPb'CIAL KBND 15 MINUTE "ON THE STAGE" BROADCAST. AND KIDS SANTA CLAUS WILL HAVE A GIFT FOR EVERYONE. CQN'T MiSS THIS BIG FREE SHOW TUESDAY 10:30 A. M., DECEMBER 24 TOWER THEATER ENDS TONIGHT DIRECT FROM PORTLAND FIRST RUN JT lSff-fiKSCA V. Mounted Gftoifl m LOU C0STELL0 w fmi j STARTS TOMORROW DIRECT FROM PORTLAND FIRST RUN THAT TOUGH GUY IS BACK AGAIN society said most women pined. was cut off because of World, j6S8&t&imk!Wmf awiiv in an unai it iii.ii vi; niuic- vvar li, really went pmi.es mis ; until about 1915. They started year, figures released here have large scale lipstick purchases the: disclosed. i day they first voted, and they've j The total Oregon production been caking It on ever since, he was 31.000,000 bulbs in 1946, or said. three times the size of the 1945 "Women had Inferiority com- J output, plexes, and they had only a sec-j Coos and Curry counties ac ondary place in family life," he ; counted for 87 per cent of the said. "Now look at them. They : bumper 1946 crop. are covered with cosmetics and j winning Ihe admiration of the beautiful "';ieir auerr'pls 10 be; Russia Speeds Up Griffith said that women work-! An rlr nn RaiIc ed so hard this year at trying! WM IXOMJ , to give men some competition j London, Dec. 21 Uf"1 A track that they used 8.000 miles of lip-! laying railroad train, which allows stick "enough to encompass the 20 men to handle a Job formerly return trip from Hollywood to : requiring 5,000. has been develop Coney Island." ed In Russia, a radio Moscow said They also used 750,000,000 yesterday. boxes of face powder and 400,000,-1 The broadcast, which quoted a 000 rouge compacts, he said. Tass dispatch, said the Odessa- "The average American woman Kishinec railway had been re spends SU0 a year on cosmetics stored in one-third the normal Sand beauty culture," he added, time by use of the mechanical ; "They have made the soap and track layer. ENDS TONIGHT IESEXT x tiff with GENE AUTRY T,1 '1 W JIKMY DURANTE 5 i2 . -1 5- & 1 plus 2nd h:tss2222S232 "ROLLING HOME A STORY OF WARM HEARTS ... 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