The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 21, 1947, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 1,147 Trojans, Uclans Hog Spotlight; U. S. C. Favored By Earl Wright (United Priu Spoils Writer) New York, Nov. 21 IP) Good old tradition and the steam It Is supposed to generate In "neigh borhood" football battles became the major factor today In the final Dig Saturday of the season In which Southern California's clash with UCLA was the game of the day. The Los Angeles schools from different sides of the tracks will be battling with different motives I In mind, Southern California with the idea of getting Into the Rose bowl against Michigan, and UCLA I with the thought of keeping the: Trojans out of Pasadena on New Year s day. USC Favored The odds-makers gave South ern California, unbeaten and tied only by Rice early in the season, the benefit of the doubt, making the Trojans seven point favorites. The co-leaders for national championship honors, Notre Dame and Michigan, were treated Impartially by the odds-makers, with each a 34-point favorite to dispose of lis opposition. Notre Dame winds up a long Intersec tional series with Tulane at South Bend, Ind., while Michigan with the Big Nine title and the Rose bowl ride already in the bag, clos es out its regular campaign with Ohio State. Southern Methodist, tops In the Soulhwest conference, was a 13 point favorite to breeze pnst last TUNE IN KBND 1340 KCY OREGON STATE vs. OREGON Nov. 22 1:45 p.m. I FORD TRUCKS IAST LONCIR He was an unusually good worker and very careful about his own health. He brushed his teeth twice a day with a brush. The doctor examined him twice a year; he 'Nvore rubbers when it rained; he slept with the windows open, Ho stuck to a diet with plenty of fresh vegetables; he relinquished his tonsils and traded in several worn out glands. He golfed, but never more than IS holes. ' He never smoked, drank or lost his tem per; he did his daily dozen; he got at least eight hours sleep each night. The funeral will bo next Wednesday. He is survived by 18 specialists, four health institutes, six manufacturers of health foods and nntiseptics. Ho had forgotten his car's (ires were worn to the fa brie and that 50 miles an hour was too fast to travel under the circumstances. How are your tires? Why not (hive in and let us examine them for possible fail ures. This is the time of the year when you need new deep treads on your (ires as a safe guard against slippery pavements. We handle Seiberling Tires, and they have to be better to be Seiberlings. Headquarters for Safety and Service. JACK HALDROOK. Haibrook Motors That Frtendtv Mercury tUinil and Mlnnmnta OUT OUR WAY Bn, I ft WILLIAMS I I NEVER HOW DO WOO " ( SOU'RE COOKED WHEM f COULD SEEKA I f LIKE THAT J ARCH ) SOU GIT ONE FALSE . -i TO CATCH YOU J I SUPPORTS FER J THIWS. LIKE CLASSES, it AT HOME TO A SUV WHO ER TEETH-MOO GOTTA FIT THESE N SITS DOWM 10 ) HAVE 'EM ALL THEN f ARCH SUPPORTS, PER CENT 1 SOME DAY THEY'LL, J I SO I TALKED Lb, OF HIS I TAKE YOU OUT Of TH' WATCHMAN f LIFE.' j V YOUR SUIT AW' PUT K INTO LETTIM" J V-T A NEW VOU ) I me in --t. TT fr- UN mJ ttiwOT THE STATIONARV ENtSINE "'Zl &aMtob' place Baylor while Penn State's Nittany Lions were rated as 14 points bptter than Pitt's punch- less Panthlcrs. Oregon Has Chance Elsewhere most of the games were of less Importance, although Oregon, playing Oregon State, still has a chance to tie for the Pa cific coast conference champion ship by winning, and was a six point favorite to do so. In the east, Yale was a 7-point choice over Harvard in the renew al of their classic rivalry, Colum bia rated 20 better than Syracuse, Princeton was 7 over Dartmouth West Virginia was 12 Vi over Tem ple and Boston College 25 over St. Mary's. Gutors Flcked In a southern game tonight, Florida's Gators were 6-point fav orites over Miami, while Satur day's" slate found Alabama at 6 to beat Louisiana State and move on to the Sugar bowl and North Carolina 8 over Duke. If North Carolina tops the Blue Devils, it will knock them out of the South ern conference title. In the oniy other Pacific coast game Washington was rated 61a points over Washington State. Bowling The Rlxe realty team, which had won eight straight matches In league play and posted high series for two consecutive weeks, was stopped last night by the Elks team,, which won two points to two for Rixe's. The Elks chalked up high scries fop the evening with 2929. Fred Grlndle 6ft the West Side tavern toim had high single game of 223 arid high series of 632. Deschutes Concrete maintained its league-leading pace by defeat ing Frank's tavern 3 to 1. Stover LeBlanc took 3 points from Medo Land, and West Side Tavern trampled the cellar-dwelling Bend-Portland team 4 straight. Scores: Rixe Real Estate: Kauffman, 586; Cundell, 547; Foster, 466; Trexlcr, 489; Lorce, 518; total 2846. Elks: Devereaux, 537; Steldl, R-io. tj r.r.1. Ktnnnt Ann- c.... 578; total, 2929. Stover LeB lane: McKenzie, Dealer Lincoln rtione AMI 527; Crocker, 488; Douglas, 495; Baughn, 545; Keller, 520; total, Medo Land: Judy. 421; Benson, 542; Lay, 460; Blucher, 522; Mus- grave, 344; total, Z729. West Side: Pivinski, 486; Mad den, 477; W. Grlndle, 447; F. Grlndle, 632; Brown, 584; total, 2902. Bend-Portland: Dearth, 440; Christensen, 470; EInman, 524; Burrell, 496; Absentee, 444; to tal, 2677. Deschute Concrete: Wise, 530; Altier, 574; Ball, 533; Sheeny. 481; Stout, 540; total, 2829. Frank's Tavern: Pinneo, 494; cervenv. 574; Bernlng, 509; Red' Ifer, 457; Hargman, 545; total, 2744. ; Uranium Strike Report Broadcast Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 21 IIP) A local radio commentator In a broadcast last night said a privately-owned mining company had struck a uranium deposit In the Great Slave lake region ap proximately 500 miles iorth of Edrriohton, Alta., In the north west territory. Susan Fletcher, In her weekly broadcast over radio - station CJOR here, said the enterprise was "hush-hush" and not open to the public. She said Gene Tunney, former world's heavywelpht boxinu champion, was on the board of directors .' of , , tbe , organization known as the Gold-Uranium Ex ploration company. ; "' Others Named Miss Fletcher said othpr di rectors were New York publisher Charles McKIm; Dr. C. W. Banks, New Kocholle, N. Y his brother, Dr. H. A. Banks, Calgary, Alta., and Solon Low, national leader of the social credit party in Canada. She did not mention the size of the strike but said It was a "strike of considerable proportions." Development of uranium mines in Canada is controlled by the Canadian government and offi cials reportedly were Instituting an investigation in efforts to de termine how a private company was able to carry on such a proj ect under the circumstances. Miss Fletcher said she checked the story after hearing It men tioned on Walter Winchell's broadcast last Sunday. TH AT'S A RUG New York Mi The new, champagne colored rug In the central lobby of the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria is one of Ihe largest ever made In the United Slates. Tile 1UR is 69 feet long and 48 foot wide, a total of 3,312 square foot. It weighs 3,500 pounds and was shipped to the hotel In three sections from the manufacturers. New Bowling Hours OPEN BOWLING Kvery Afternoon Mon. thru Frl., 2 p.m. 8 p.m. Every Evening, Mon. thru Frl. 10:00 p.m. 12:00 Midnight Saturday and Sundav 1:00 i).m.12:00 Midnight LEAGUE BOWLING Monday Him Thursday 8:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Friday 4 Alleys Li-ngiie nnwling 4 Alleys Open Bowling The Cascade Bowl V. II. B irrell. Owner Formerly Henri Recreation Bond & Franklin l'lnine HKS Brooks-Scanlon Quality Pine Lumber Brooks-Scanlon Inc. West Coast Grid Season Nears End By Hal Wood (United Frew SporU Writer) San Francisco. Nov. 21 iipi Clean-up on the wackiest west coast grid season of 'em all: Sea son record 147 won, 51 lost, 6 ties. Season percentage: 742. California over Stanford , If the Bears don't win this one It will be the greatest reversal of all time. By 20. ' USC over UCLA The Trolans continue a long domination of the Bruins. By 7. Oregon over Oregon State wemeet one of the most improved teams on the coast. By 13. Washington State over Wash ington Rumors of dissension on the Husky sauad won t helD anv. By 6. Villanova over University of San Francisco Easterners too sound a team for spotty Dons. By 7. iv Boston Favored Boston College over St. Mary's The Gaels aren't in that class these days. By 19. Honolulu All-Stars over Loyola Islanders have too much speed. By 20. College of Pacific over Fresno State Riding with the winner. By 13. San Jose State over Cal Poly Spartans still a good club. By 19. Southern Oregon over Cal Ag gies Finishing off two years without defeats for the northern club. By 6. Also: Willamette over Whit man; College of Puget Sound over Llnfleld;. College of Idaho over Lewis & Clark. Lamotta-Fox Quiz Launched New York, Nov. 21 U1 The two separate investigations into last Friday's Billy Fox-James Lamotta bout at Madison Square Garden continued today but as yet there was no word about what conclusions, ' 1f any, had been reached by the Investigators. The New York State Athletic commission cloaked Its inquiry in total secrecy; refusing even to divulge the identity of persons 'it had questioned. : On the other hand, District attorney Frank S. Hogan was telling whom he had quizzed but not what they said. 1 Lamotta Called Star witness at Hogan's lnves1-' tigation yesterday was Lamotta; victim of a fourth-round technical knockout . under circumstance's, that' caused sports ' writers to question whether whether1 the fight was "on the level." Lamotta, accompanied by his father, Joseph, Sr., and his brother, Joseph, Jr., was on the carpet for an hour, but the con tents of the conversation he had with Hogan were not revealed. Cub Pack No. 25 To Meet Monday cuo scout pacK No. 25 will hold its regular monthly pack meeting Nov. 24 in the Pine Forest grange hall. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30. All parents and friends of the cubs are being in vited, with each person to bring his own table service and bread and butter. Coffee will be served by the pack committee. It's FUNWV HOW FTU Kft HAIE-fO HAVE OPERATIONS pUIT HOW -fHEV LIKE -TO TALK ABOUT THEM fJ, AFTER "tHEV HAVE 'EM. Folks like to talk about n. We ' offer the bost gas and oil avail able. We do splendid lubrica tion Jobs. We're TII.ANK1TI. this Thanksgiving Day for the opiMirtunity to serve you. Montana Reports Sub-Zero Chill - Spokane, Wash.. Nov. 21 IP - Cold air masses moving down from Canada lapped over into eastern Washington today and the mercury here plummeted to the season's low of 20 at 8 a. m. Weatherman Robert McComb forecast continued cold for east ern and southeastern Washing. ton, with the mercury expected to arop 10 is or zu again tonight. Montana, as usual, was bearing the brunt of the cold front with Lewlstown reporting 11 below zero. Allen Dominates All-Star Team Allen grade school placed five players on an all-star Bend grade school league squad of 12 an nounced here today. The Bearkit tens were second with three men and Kenwood and St. Francis each placed two. Last year, first and second all star squads were selected, but this 'year the talent was so con centrated in grade school league action that only one first team was named, with three receiving honorable mention. The all-star squad follows: Ends: Carroll Painter. Allen and Phil Turner, kenwood. Tackles: Leonard Lanier, Allen and Jack Davis, Bearkittens. : Guards: Charles Blackshear, Kenwood: Jim Flnley, Bearkittens ana Mike f eser, St. Francis; ( enter: Bob Hodges, Allen. , Quarterback: Roland Thomp son, Alien. Halfbacks: Miles Boardman, St. Francis and Allan Burmeister, Bearkittens. Fullback: Charles Davis, Allen. Honorable mention: Wade, St. Francis and Ray, Bearkittens, ends; Sheffold, Bearkittens, back. Auto Thieves Trapped By Red Light Trick Dayton, O., ilW Two automo bile thieves are In jail because a quick-witted police telephone op erator trapped them by turning downtown traffic lights red. While Marion Reed was repdrt ing the theft of his car, he glanced out of the window of his home and saw his car passing. He told the operator, who turned the traffic lights red and directed police cruisers to the stolen auto, which had stopped for the red light. , Use classified aas in The Bulle tin for quick results. Bennett's Machine Shop Phone 1138 BUI Bennett : General Machine Work Specializing In Crank Shaft Grinding Motor Rebuilding Cylinder Reborlng Crank Shaft Grinding In the Car Rebabbltllng Service Line Boring Brake Drum Grinding General Automotive Repairs Electric & Acetylene Welding Christmas SIPEC1 AIL Finer Selection Lower Price Better Quality To Ilnng on (he Wall Duck Sets .....Only 1.25 Pheasant Sets ..Only 1.25 Butterfly Sets ..Only 1.25 In Christmas I'ackages EVANS Tackle Sports Clothing Boats ON BUS LINE On ALLEY OOP " ' ; BvTLr"i-r" By Y. T. Hamlin 7K'N Mc.' PV5 G.-SA! 'A t" Lua J RUN 'M I iSdnJSh? U fiOT VNLV"lJi. 'Hr.' J HIS DAMS ( THAT SNOOTY T t. faLyM! Steffi;' 33y 1?. yJgyBABE fj : Voice of ff QMn 1340 Central Oregon Kilocycle! Affiliated With Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System ON THI M'K WITH KBND Tonight at 8:30 KBND presents the talk made by Miss Barbara Mlze of Bend high in the re cent "I Speak for Democracy" contest. The contest was national ly sponsored by the Junior cham ber of commerce and the National Association of Broadcasters. Lo cally, through the high school, the contest was managed by the Bend tumor chamber and kunu The talk won third place In the state for Barbara, and win be pre sented tomorrow morning at 10:30 as well as this evening. Tomorrow morning at 11:30, an other Redmond high school "Pan ther Hl-SDOts Droeram. with the series under the direction of the Redmond public speaking class, Football tomorrow with kbinu starting at 1:45, brings the Oregon-Oregon State football game. At the conclusion of this game, the remainder of the California-Stanford contest, then the conclusion of the UCLA-Southern California game. Complete coverage on all four Pacific coast conterence games will be provided by KBND Mutual Don Lee. Next Saturday, KBND brings the Army-Navy classic, scheduled to begin about 10:45 a.m. TONIGHT'S PROGRAM 5:00 ftelax with Rhythm 5:10 Remember When 5:15 Superman 5:30 Captain Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Heatter . 6:15 Tliis Is Music 6:30 Information Please 7:00 Meet the Press 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Scotland Yard 8:30 Barbara Mize Talk 8:45 Modernalres '' ' 8:55 Billy Rose Pitching Horseshoes . . 9:00 News ' 9:15 Time to Dance 9:30 Make Music Your Hobby. 9:45 Henry J. Taylor ,- ; 10:00 Fulton Lewis ' 10:15 Salon' Serenade i 10:30 Music Preferred 11:00 Sign Off SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 6:00 Band Music 6:15 Farm Reporter 1114 Roosevelt Ave. Billy Boy I no I'errcct l.il t f or only Christmas Special McGregor Footballs only 2.95 OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS Everything in Sportswear and Sporting Goods for Christmas USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN South Highway, Phone 8 IS-J 6:30 Variety Hour - 6:45 Auctioneer 7:00 News T:15Rise St Shine 7:30 County Agent 7:45 Morning Melodies 7:55 News 8:00 Alrlane Melodies 8:15 Morning Roundup 8:30 News 8:45 Lenny Herman 8:55 Organ Treasures 9:00 Pan Americana 9:15 Rhythm Doodlers 9:30 World News 9:35 Novelettes 9:40 Mabel Cook 9:45 By Popular Demand 10:00 News 10:15 Meet The Band 10:30 Barbara Mize 10:35 Show Tunes 10:55 News 11:00 Pal Club 11:15 Chuck Foster 11:30 Redmond Union High School 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:05 Today's Classifieds 12:10 Noontime Melodies 12:15 Sport Yarns 12:20 Noontime Melodies 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Redmond Hour 1:45 Oregon vs. OSC 4:45 Northwest News 4:55 Central Oregon News 5:00 Frank' Hemingway 5:15 Christian Science 5:30 Remember When ' 5:35 Bee Gee Tavern. Band 5:45 Tempo Time ' 6:00 Polka Dots 6:10-Club Corner 6:15 This Is Music 6:30-iSteven Graham 7:00 Hospitality Club 7:30 Reviewing Stand 8:00 Freddy Martin 8:15 Sagebrush Serenade 8:30 Hawaii Calls 9:00 News . 9:15 Time to Dance 9:30 Stop Me if You've Heard in Need or mmSi Up to '300.00 FURNITURE SALARY '' , LIVESTOCK . FARM MACHINERY : AUTO LOANS ; to " 'inu-i '500 PORTLAND LOAN CO. Norberc D. Goodrich, Mgr. Rm. 8, Penney BIdg., 1010 Wall Telephone 173 BEND, OREGON State Licenses S186 M.IUI Pedal Cars That Tot 9 to 5 Years Old. 4.50 FLY CO. jU Licenses Johnson Motors OPEN SUNDAYS I II - I This 10:00 Joe Reichman's Orchestra 10:15 Morton Downey " 10:30 Music Preferred ll:00-Sign Off Shamrocks Again On Top Of Heap (By United Pro.) The San Francisco Shamrock, were again on top of the heaD in the Pacific Coast Ice Hockw league southern division's stand ings today after downing the Sa Diego Skyhawks 4 to 2. n Nell Strain was responsible for two of the winners' goals. The northern division was idle. Bulletin Classifieds bring results. T0YT0WN OPENS at Wall Street Hardware You'll find everything here for tiny tots and children and grown-ups, too. Monopoly 1.85 Rummy 50 Pit 75 Flinch ........... .95 Rook 75 Parcheesi .. .1.00 Old Maid .... .50 Dominoes .. .35 & .50 Checkers .. .15 to 2.00 Realistic Plastic Furniture Sets Bathroom 1.00 Kitchen 1.50 Dining Room .. 1.50 Bedroom ......... 1.80 Nursery ...2.00 Living Room 2.75 School Room 3.00 Sewing Machines THAT REALLY SEW 3.25 Tea Sets 22 Piece Set 1.75 Unbreakable Washable Kitchen Ware .....2.00 Aluminum Ware That Keally Cooks Tree Decorations LIGHTS ORNAMENTS ICICLES SNOW WALL STREET HARDWARE . rhone 20 A mmm iri ' 937 Wall St.