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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1949)
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN " Big Three Seek German Place By J, .1. MiM4inn (tltHl I'm Hull :iriiiiiliiil) Frankfurt Hi'1 (ii'iniuny. soon may foe navitl iih u iiu'ImIht ii( the proixiHcil l'dliMiitluii u( I'Ai' rope, iiussllily now ni-iir reiillM' tlort alter cimlurlrs uf cIiimiiih. Officials of Iwo ninjnr Wi-sli'in niitloiiH, mid a Irmllnu hIiiIcmiiiiim of ii third, have iiiihiki'cI that the Iniclcllnii ii'ptilillv of WchI (i'i mimy Ih ucccptcd hy Die nut (if (Irmucrutlc uroH. Winston Churchill has liilicn the lend oy assorllriu that ull (icr many outside the Kinwlaii 7.011c- of omijmtUm ho iicrcpU'd liy the Council of Kuiniie wlililn the next few iiioiillm. C'liurclilll tiiadn lus stiilemiwil ill llw council mci'ilnus In the Kronen city of SlrfixhciuiK. Other officials bucklnu Chinch IIU views arc the United Stair mid Kronen hleh romnilmiliini-iii here. Thu liackliiK of the "Bin Three" proluihly will go far In I -laying fears of the Cerman "lilni'k heep of Kurnne" Ht 111 stroiiR- In Ihe mlndi of CiimiM-nni who re member Hitler's teutons (.mining across their frontier. I'. 8. high commissioner John J. McCloy tuld ho believed Cer man participation In the Kuro pean council "hlchly (lelrable" but milled that Uernian should not bo hurried Into formal rollan oration with other west Kuiocnn nation "unleii they (Ormuiis) wont to." rrrnch Caulloiu Although there was Kronen re. lucinnco to follow Churchill pro positi! m Strasltourg, Andre Fran cols I'oncot, French high commis sioner for (Jermany, said that he also back Ciermnny'i JoIiiIiik the rent of non communis I Euich "We ho? to make Germany a democratic Institution In order to let It participate n a free nation In the tuiijM-an federal Ion," Fran col I'onsei inted. "It I our tie Hire that Germany -located n a vital part of the center of F.urupc will become a pari of the new Europe." McCloy refused to tie drawn out on detail of Germany' partici pation In a Kuropean council bul Doctor Sees Long Life Span Ahead Cleveland Hi')--A Cleveland doc tor ban predicted that all Infce Hoiin illKeaxi-H will lie eliminated "In Ihe near future." and after that Ihe normal life wpiin of (II yen in will line to about 121) year. Dr. Morris Schaeffer, director of Ihe contiiifloiis iIIscukc dlvlKlon of City hoNplinl, milil, "Fibrillin Hon of Infectlou diseases Im on the way through specific: drugs such iih penicillin, streptomycin, iiureomycln and other anti biotic driiKH now being worked." lie added, "At the same lime, new Immunizing procedure, Hiich u already practically have eliminated mallpox and diph theria, will help In HiIh proceKH, first tirobalily with yellow fever, and llien possibly with polio. "Iloth of these things tlo In with lengthening thu life span. There la no reason (ho life apan cannot lie rained to at least 120 year. Not In our lifetime, bul in the not too dlsUint future, either." Dr. Schaeffer laid, "Infectlou discuses may contribute to the minted to certain dlfflcullle ho long a the allien control Ger many' foreign affair. The U. S. high commissioner and boH of Marhall plan fund here stated, however, that he will pre for German representation on F.C.A. I Marshall plan! plan ning hoard. McCloy mild he wanted Germans "to have their day In court the same as other countries." Electrolux Ths ONLY AUTIIOKIZED Sales & Service The Famous Complete Homo Cleaner of Over 100 Use FOU DEMONSTHATION OB 81CBVICE CaU Phil Philbrook I'lloiic 1203 J 1301 Fust 3rd Bend, Ore. sliced of the aslntr brocess , , . once Ihey are ellnilnaled, man's life spin) will lie longer. Also, when they are eliminated, medi cal rcKcarch can turn It full atletitlon In the ciiukc of the aging proccHH, which will Npeed up prevention oi early tieatn, "New Idea as to Ihe chemlKtry of the cell are developing- When we find the causes of such thluK nx hardening of the arteries and heart dlHeane, we will be on the way to lengthening life," he said. HIOKS THE FMJH I fiandpolnt, Ida. !" Dunne DiivIh waHn't In a barrel nor was he seeking publicity when he wax Hwcpt over the pounding f'dl of Lightning creek near here. DaviH lout hi fooling on the steep bank of the creek, tumbled in and rode headfirst over one of the fall. Struggling vainly, he kept on go Ink and was waHhed over the second and larger falls, lie wan finally near enough to shore to clumber out, very tired. w X' ' w" 1 -i,;-k.-5. 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S 9 Diamond w M PAPER 125 foot roll 1 Jewell ISORTEMG 3 ft. can 6 3 Gold Medal or Drifted Snow FLUIS 5ib.satk3.7 So-Called Gallon Size Can Black Cherries No. io can 6 9 Kraft MIRACLE WHIP pint 29 Amoize Crystal White SYitJP 11 V2 pint jar fl i Hormel SIP AAA 12 oz. tan 3 5 Chocolate Pkg. 19c Star Dee No. 2'j PEACHES can 19c Mission 306 size PEAS can 1Cs Standby No. 2'i PUMPKIN can ICc Hunt's No. 2'j Bartlett PEARS can 2?c Delrich ' PARD 2 cans 27c LIFEBUOY . . 3 bars 23c LUX SOAP . 3 bars 23c SWAN 3 bars 25c Lge. size 14c Silver Dust lge. pkg. 29c KjiAkWP Lge. Pkg. Lux Flakes Lge. Pkgr. 29e Si 3 lb. can 85c Swifts Picnics Ready-to-Eat Lb. 59c Assorted LUNCH MEATS . lb. 49c BACON ends .......... lb. 29c Steer Beef Crown i Round Steak . . lb. 79c Veal Roast . . . lb. 55c Shoulder Shoulder ' ' ; t. Veal Steak . . . lb. 65c Pork Roast . . . lb. 49c Loin I-oln Veal Steak ... lb. 6?c Pork Chops . . . lb. 69c Cottage Cheese. Bencre . . pinf 2?f:
