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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1948)
V 4 A . npklf Mil l Pvikl hfi ik AKM All , t ' DACE . TFM mC DCMV DVUCiin.'DCILi witwn , , ; . . , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1948 ManWhoKilled Off299Germans ...... r- ' ! finds Going Tough By Virginia MacPheraon (UniUd Pru Hollywood Corro.pond.nt) ' Hollywood, Nov. 4 U For a man who personally knocked of! 299 azfs? Audie Murphy, Is mighty- spared to trust his mar- rled life tOyHollywood. He's afraid "tnose pnontes will wrecn every thing." The baby-faced Murphy came out of world war II the most-decorated soldier in American his tory. But his courtship with Wanda Hendrix, pretty 19-year-old starlet, has been tougher than his fighting on eight European fronts. "Why can't they leave us alone?" he begs. "We can do all right by ourselves. They're real ly ganging up on us, and the lies that get printed! Given Warning ' "The next guy who slinks up to me with 'well-meaning advice' Is going to get his teeth knocked out!" Murphy is going to take his bride on Christmas day, he thinks. There's some confusion about that and he's been having this kind of trouble since his first date ' with Wanda. Her studio bosses, who figure they know love when they see it, clucked disapprov ingly. "It'd have been okay if I was one of those well-known play boys," Murphy said.. "Or a mil lionaire. But they were afraid she'd lose her box-office appeal if she married me." So did a lot of other people. And they weren't backward about saying so. Wanda and A udle Ig nored them and kept on holding -hands at the movies. ' Flat Broke X ' "I Wouldn't ask her to marry me, because I was flat, broke," said the ex-lleutenant turned movie actor. "But now I have a Job with Allied Artists in 'Bad Boy' and four more coming up My book is coming out pretty soon, and things are looking good." . Wanda is in Italy' making a movie at the moment, and Audie keeps getting reports from . "friends" that the wolves are try. lng to date her. : -f-' , "That's another thing ' that.-, scares me," he grumbled.- "These Hollywood Jerks who, yell 'Dar ling!' when they see a girl , and One-Third Waff Sfafion Nefs Young Owners Candy Prof if By Jay Breen . (Unlud Frwu 8t(l Correeuondent) New York P The singing commercial must be here to stay. One of the last hold-outs, the mtehty one-third-watt voice of Manhattan's station WUBC has succumbed to use of the melodic sales pitch. 'me station, operated Dy i- vear-old twins. Jay and Bruce Colen, has been off the air this summer, nut it win resume broadcasting this month with a gala show starring what Bruce cryptically describes as "some comics, singers or something" and a Jingle plugging the neigh borhood candy store which spon sors the station's entire program. Besides having tne worms most selective coverage," an area of about 200 feet surrounding the apartment building in wmcn tne boys live, Station WUBC is un doubtedly the most compact In the business. Tne main transmit ter is in Mrs. Colen's linen closet and the main studio doubles as the boys' bedroom. Both Are Presidents The economics of broadcasting have been reduced to a Utopian simplicity by the Colens, who both rank as presidents of the station. Their father pays the five dollars it takes to power the station for a month and adds an- then make a grab for her." Would Be Polite If they- try that with Wanda, Murphy growls, he'll be polite about it. 'I'll say 'Pardon me Then I'll bash his face In." The newly-wed Murphys won't do any gadding around at Holly wood parties, eltner. Iliey re lull ol phonies, Audie says, "Wanda and I don t want any part of that crowd. The same goes for gossip columnists and fan' magazines. What goes on in our home life is none, of their business. And I'll tell 'em so. 'The way I figure, that's the only way to stay married in this town.- BEND OIL HEATING ENGINEERS Oil Burner: Sales & Service Cleaning Adjusting Installing Repairing v Q. A. LOWES 608 Broadway Phone 1313 other five spot for the purchase of new records now ana wen. x ne candy store sponsorship Is strict ly bartering. In return for fre quent and lavish praise of the store's stock, Jay and Bruce re ceive a monthly allotment of free candy, sodas and bubble gum. . Most of their listeners are youngsters and the station pro grams reflect their Interests. Last year, Jay and Bruce conducted a "boy on the Btreet" interview pro gram which reaped a somewhat one-sided harvest of replies, to the question '"has Inflation made it necessary to raise allowances?" Listeners Respond Although they do not cater to adult listeners, Jay and Bruce are certain they reach many an older ear. For one thing, their cam paign on allowances prompted gratifying Increases. On another occasion, a distressed matron in their building called on them In a moment of great crisis and the station produced Immediate results. When an emergency announce. ment reported the loss of her brand new corset, a ground floor Bend Post Office Mail Schedule: BEGULAB MAIL ' - Incoming Malta Arrive- at 7:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Outgoing mans Clone at 7:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m. 9:30 a.m. 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 7:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. Route . ' -1 ' , Oregon Trunk Train Chemult (star route) connects with S.P,. Redmond and Prineville (bus) The Dalles (bus)' Redmond, Prineville. and Madras (bus) ' Burns (star route) Brothers, Suntex. Hinea Stauiler , ,: Lakevlew 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 5:19 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. un arrival oi train out not later than 10 a.m. . . AIRMAIL Incoming Outgoing , Plane 2:00 p.m. 12:25 p.m. , North bound ' 7:15 p.m. 5:25 p.m. South bound - Office Hours Parcel post and stamp window ' 8:00 a.Tn. Money order, registered mail 9:00 a.m. and COD windows Lobby 5:20 a.m. V Frequency Dally (, ... . . " Dally Ex. Sun. -Daily Ex. Sun. pally' " Daily Ex. Sup. Dally 1 ' Daily Ex. Sun, Monday only . . Daily Ex. Sun. Frequency j Dally i Daily . 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. resident called the station to re port Its recovery. ' - The boys successfully resisted the singing commercial until this fall and they're not at all sure it will be a permanent feature of this year's programing. . Bruce has been delegated to do the sing ing and his voice Is changing. 13 BODIES REMOVED Ashton, England, Nov. 4 1P A royal air force rescue team to day brought the bodies of 13 Unit ed States airmen down a steep moor where their B-29 superfort ness crashed yesterday, killing all aboard. The crash occurred 13 miles southeast of Manchester. Poll Taker Sees Analysis Need New. York, Nov. 4 UP Dr. George H. Gallup, one of the poll takers who forecast the election of Gov. Thomas E.'Dewey, said today it was "the kind of a close election that happens once in a generation and is a nightmare to poll-takers." .... Gallup, director of the Ameri can Institute of Public Opinion, Is sued the following statement from his'office: . "Everyone is asking 'what hap pened? Why did all the polls un derestimate Truman's strength?' The answer to this question will likely be found in an analysis of voting statistics when they- are all available.''- , More than 30,000,000 pounds of animal livers are used annually for the production of medicines for the relief of anemia and other diseases. . s WARD VETERINARY HOSPITAL DR. W. D, WARD 1474 Hill St. Phone 1208-J All Animals Treated BOARD U.S. Sky Fort Hits Hill, Burns London, Nov. 4. (IPlA U. S. air force superfortress crashed in murky weather near Manchester Wednesday, apparently killing the three officers and 10 enlisted men aboard. . ' -.- The big bomber, one of the fleet stationed in Britain since last summer when the Berlin crisis became acute, was reported to have hit a high hUl and burned. Medical crews sped to the seen. of the crashj 13, miles southeast of Manchester in north-central England. Authorities reported a 2.000-foot broken ceiling in the area at the time of the crash. While the first reports lacked any confirmed word af casualties, an off iclal statement said no signs of- life were seen around the wreckage. .. . Steelways magazine reporu that there are more than 3,500,000 tons of scrap steel In the form of bulldozers, tanks, landing craft planes, Quonset huts and air strips Junked on the searoads to Japan. .-... .. ' , Baclrache, Leg Pains May Be Danger Sign Of Tired Kidneys , B&teEaefuf Ut palna maklnc yen tnJstrablc, doo't juit complain and do notb Inf about them. Nature may be warning you that your kidney need attention. 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