V
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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I'd tluit thi' Kenwood I'TA upon
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cently Klveit 'i liy I 'll "I Hit Ik
I Ian iliiiicli. Till mutter l:i xlu I -ill
(or iIIhi'UhhHiii at tin- mccilni'
o( tin- nllii- Kiiiiip Tuesday,
Tin- executive liiianl InMi m ti'il
that tin- t'lly luanat-i'i' lir iidvlNcd
n( till- need lor a Nlop street nIkd
to lie placed on lliirinnn al tin- In,
li'iHi-ciloii Willi Newport, an a
wifely measure lor school chil
dren. I loBti'hKi-s for the nii-i'llni! next
Tuesday I'Vi'iiliiK will le mothers
of pupllH In tin1 seventh niailc
rooms, with Mm. Allen Yuiiiik,
Mis. Knlpli Niipplniiton anil Mil.
Kny Austin In iliai'Ke. All par
ents, ti-achi'iH ami friends lioin
the Kenwonil district wen- iii(;eil
to attend the incetlnit, liecause
o( tin- Important expenditures
that will In- discussed,
Kourlcen ineiiilM'iN of the exee.
utlvp hoard wen- present at last
nlKhl'M imvlinu.
Redmond and Vicinity
id'ilmontl,
Miss ISelly
A hla Clink
Oi l. HI I Special I Mili eu:- Ii.ihI'.c, who was inai iied
l oli'inaii anil Mi . ! In I iiinalil I'l all Siimliiy allei noon
have iniiile ailliliri-1 In the C'liilhlliin church al Sis-
Hoover Finally
Makes Page One,
With Remarks
New York. Oct. Ill mi Former
President HciIm'ii Hoover made
pane one today within seven min
ute speech devoted to npuloe.l.lnj;
for not having any "lionl puKe
remarks."
Many paper, tnrluillni! the
New York 'rimes and the l'lilciii;o
U.,.. I 'I'l....... i t
-in, -" , IK'lll K tl '"I J
i mover h terse narcasins on nn
tlonal dilemmas which "no long
er Khoek the pulillc or make
news."
The remarks were male to
members of 1'ie New York board
of trade, who awarded Mr.
Hoover and lien. Ccoikc C. Mar
shall cold plaipies (or helping "to
pii-sei-ve the American heritaK'e."
The 75-year old former chief
executive said he fell the test
of whether he deserved the
award rested on whether his re
marks would make "pane one.
column one with double head
lines In I he morning paper." lie
said he had been haunted by an
unsuccessful search for n subject
which would land such n position.
"Ho I content myself with ex
pressing deep gratitude for the
honor which you have conferred
upon me," he said.
'Hie New York Times headlined
Its report "Hoover Tries for I'r, 1
-Makes It! 7 Minute Talk Omlls
All Alarums." The I.'IiIciikii Sun
nnd Times nave Ihe speech n fiur
column spie.iil headed "Mr, Hoo
ver Uiok Pii;e Due.
Mr. Hoover said he scoured
newspapers faithfully to see what
speeches took the headlines mid
found they nil retnted to Ideas of
"alarm, emergency, crisis, wat'tv
Inn, purge, execution, condemna
tion, or the current practice of
diplomats deniiuncInK their i;ov
ernmenls."
He said Ihe only shucking thliiR
he could think of was a definition
of Ihe welfare slate, but conced
ed thai "President Truman has n
monopoly of shocks In that quar
ter." " I
liienls to t'.n In Pol Hand Tliuisday
nl:ht nnd lii ui ii Malui.day,
Mis. Alda ( link, who has i.penl
tniiKl id the Hiiiniuer In Ihe valley.
Is novy employed in the Trallwuys
Coffee shop In Mend She com
mules In nnd fioin Hedinonil.
Mrs. I'lavloii Null u n and
daiiehler, .Shirley, remained In
Kcho to a.islst Mrs. In'oi Ion's I
mother, who has been III. Mr. and
Mrs, Norton drove to Kcho over
Ihe week end and Mr. Norlon
re turned to lake up his duties
as nssl'daiil principal at Iteiliuoinl
union hliili hi'lionl.
I oi tir and Mrs. Archie Hook
o( Seattle me annnunrliiK the en
Kiilteinenl of their daii:hter, Mar
Kiiiel, to Floyd Ij'Hit Wiirni'i Jr.
io( I'ore.il (iiove. Miss Hook Is
inalh Instructor at Itcilmond
Union lilith iichool and Warner Is
a senior, majiiilnij In psychology
at I'uclllc university. No dale
has been set (or the wi'dilluj',
VI'. Hots at the home o( Mr. and
Mrs. Italph I'lowers lasl week
were Mr. and Mrs, James Hod
well id Schenectady, N Y. Mr.
Ilodwell Is a In oilier of Mrs. Mow
eis. On a IO.IXHI mile trip, Ihev
motored to San Kranclsco, up Hie
Pacific coast to I'oos Hay. Kolnr.
home via Seattle mid Vancou
ver, li.C.
Penny Mi-Oaln su((ensl sprain
ed llr.aments In her rlithl arm,
cuts and bruises on her lace;
Marilyn Alti'iibcrtf. u sprained
ankle; Husiy Joidon, cuts mid
bruises, and (illliert Walle a cut
hand, when the car In which iln-y
wen- ildliu; recent ly fulled to
make a turn and rolled over. The
accident occurred Just after the
Itioup of youiiK M'nple had cross
ed the tracks at Prlnevllie Junc
tion, headed for Prlnevllie.
Keith Henderson, w'm Is Ntudy
Ink' music In I'oriland. sis-nt the
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Henderson. Kellh,
who studied creative writing al
Kcdinnnd union lilifh se'iool, re
cently sold three of his manu
scripts. He Is planning to lake
advanced work In creailvc will-Inn-
Mr. and Mrs. liny Hessey and
daughter, Joan, purchased lwi
saddle horses last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marker
from Mlllerton, N.D.. are vlslllnu
at the luime of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Warner. The Markers plan to re
main In lledmond for several
weeks.
Mr. anil Mi's. Camplx-ll from
Prairie City visited relatives In
Itcdmond over Ihe week end.
They were house (tuesls of Mr.
and Mrs. Basil Harrison, and nl:,o
visited with Mr. and Mis. Albert
Ylnrrlson.
Mr. nnd'.Mrs. Jack !-ee of Cor
vallls vlsllld over the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Illsey nnd
(amllv.
Honnle Ijirson threw n knee
out o( Joint last wi-ck while play
Iiik volleyball. She will not take
phvslcal education this week, but
will write health reports Instead.
I). M, Henson o( Portland Is
vlslthu! at the home of his ne
phew and niece, Mr. mid Mrs.
Carl I.lveslev, of Alfalfa.
Mls:i Kulh Iilxson, nn alttend
ant at the Shrine hospital In Port
land, came to lledmond to act as
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Wins in Touqh Scramble
Mr. and Mis. Caiol itush mid
.ion, Wayne, fioin Cieswell, were
wel l: end guests of Mr. mid Mrs.
K. I.. McKay.
lr. Ilaiiy Wi'li.Mr of Portland
was a gui'Hl of Mr, and Mrs. C Ii.
'I'hoiupson I'i Ida y and Salurday
Mrs. M. A. Lynch returned Sat
urday from a week's visit with
relatives In the Portland vicinity.
Mr. and Mi.i. T. J. Wells nnd
sou, Honald, visited relatives at
lllllsboro lasl week. They re
turned In lledmond Saturday,
Ivan lllikinmi of Oakland is
upending Ihe hunting season with
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haen.
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Ball mid
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Newblll
celebrated Ihelr wedding anniver
saries, al the home gf Mrs. How
ard Newblll Salurday night.
Mr and Mrs. K. O. Adams nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson spent
S 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 v at llelknap Springs.
Alpha (iaiiima Theta llho girls
I held their regular meeting Wed
nesdny, Octuljer in, at the Town
I send hull. Arllne Imey, president,
i presided over llu- meeting. The
i grade school members are elial
. lenglng the high nchool meinbei-s
! to a contest to si e which can
'make Ihe most money for fie
organization.' The grade school
gills go-off to a good start 'lth
a infidy sale Saturday. The The
; ta llho members sponsor u dance
j every second meeting.
Miss Auberta Sage wu: a house
i guest at the John ltlien home
al Tunialo last week while she
was picking up potatoes in the
I coininunltv.
Senior Westminster fellowship
i met al the home of Miss F.llc n
i Stacy Sunday night. F.llcn was In
I chm ge of 1'ie program, the
! theme of which was "I Doubt It."
Ilefreslnncnis were served after
the meeting.
Cordon McCulloch, who won
the Ftakes Holsteln award at the
countv fair In August, has been
notified that he will receive his
calf In the spring.
Battered Truck
Drivers File Suit
Portland, Oct. 19 Mil Two
truck drivers Injured during
strike violence nt 'llu- Dalles, Ore..
Sent. '2S (lied damage suits total
ing Sll-I.(KK) against the CIO
l-ongshoremen'H union and 33
memls'is Monday
The drivers were Raymond Cur
to. 42. and Clarence Mosaics, 3i,
both of San Jose. Cal. They claim
ed they were injured by longshore
pickets protesting the unloading
of "hot" plneaple from Honolulu.
Curto sought S3."MX) In physical
and punitive damages and loss of
time. He said he suffered three
broken ribs, brain concussion and
liody bruises.
Grade Decals I
Nov Considered
For Resfaurants
A plan to replace restaurant
gradi placards wilh decals placed
in conspicuous places Is under
( 'orisideratioii at present by the
Oregon Stale lioard of Health, Dr.
Fliabcth liishop, medical director
of the Tri-Counly health depart
tnent announced today.
Shi ex,lalned that there have
been many Instances over the
One of the central Oregon winners In calf scrambles held at the
Pacific International Livestock exposition in Portland this past
week was Tommy P.urton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. liurton
of the Hend community. Tommy Is pictured here in a tough snug
gle with a husky Hen-lord.
Basement Cache
Yields Fortune
Wellington, O., Oct. 19 HP)
lilehard A. Cordray, CO year-old
sanitary engineer for Wellington
village, has found more than $.11),
UOO In gold notes In the basement
of his home, he said today.
Cordray said he stumbled onto
the monev which u.-ia hidden In n
stale where restaurant operators ! cast lron encased In a brick
holding C grade cards have fo.wan. He d( not say now ne fi,-si
lowed the practice of putting discovered the hiding place of the
their cards in out-of-the-way plac- i money, but said he "picked up an
es where they could not be seen j eight-pound sledge and hit the
by customers. wa, an awful whack. My handi
Undei the proposed plan, she j nUrt for five days " '
HneJtnillT t"1," ". I When the dust 'cleared the box !
u ratings would have decals col-1 ... , .. ,., ,,
,..iii.Ks wuuiu nave n-u coioieu ui: - ,, ,ha, ,. f ,u ih
started half a dozen persons have
laid claim to it. :
"I hope they find the owner," ;
he said, "but if its mine I'll take;
what the government leaves me
and do good with it. Coffins don't
have safety deposit boxes." I
Court Will Pass.
On Rent Control
Washington, Oct. 19 '111 The
(ate of rent controls on some 14,
OOO.WK) home rested today with
the supremo ccurt.
The high court has- agreed to
consider the ruling of Federal
Judge K'lwyn R. Shaw of Chicago
that the 11149 rent control law Is
unconstitutional because of Its
"local option feature.
Under this provision, state leg
islatures or governors may re
move federal controls from all or
part of their state, and municipali
ties may remove controls from
their areas If the governor ap
proves. Shaw Issued his ruling last i
July 2G. He said that the local op-;
tlon section constituted a "grant;
of unbridled administrative dls
cretlon subject neither to reason j
nor findings of fact." j
He said at the time that he had i
to declare the entire rent act un-:
constitutional because he was
convinced congress would- not j
have passed It without the local
option section. I
cals.
I She added that under the plan
I restaurant operators would lie re
I quired to show the decaks either
i on the front door glass or on front
i windows, whichever would be
i mort conspicuous. .
I Another plan being considered
. by the board, according to Dr.
Jiishop, is one which would re-
quire food handlers to submit evl-1
idence of freedom from tubtreu
C'AK.S I.N AC C IDKNT j losis germs before they can be is
Cars operated by Ada Marie! sued food handlers sanitation
Cagle, Laplnc, and Laurey J. cards. Under present rules, a
Knowland, Bend, suffered exten- j focdhandler can be issued such a
slve damage in a collision at the card upon completion of attend-Franklin-Hill
intersection in Hend ance at a food handler's sanitation
late yesterday. Helen Skldgel : school.
and Normal Skldgel were passen-!
gei.i in the I-apine car. Occu-1 Bulletin Classifieds Bring Results
panls suffered only minor in-! :
juries. j Suffered After Every
Redmond Child
Accident Victim
Redmond, Oct. 19 Sharon K.
Koopman, U, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Koopman, Redmond,
suffered a fractured left leg nnd
other injuries yesterday after
noon when accidentally struck by
a car while crossing Sixth street,
In downtown Redmond .Sharon
Is a patient at the Medlcal-Dctitul
hospital.
Officers said that the little girl,
crossing in mid-street from li
market, ran In front of a car
operated by Mrs. Hetty Mae Mo
Lain, of Terrebonne. Mrs. Me
Lain stopped her car at once. In
vestigating officers snld she ap
parently was not at fault.
NO other rub acts faster In
CMESY
GOD-EDS
to nllm cou(!n-acMiif mutcMti
nil i r - -iinn
While tulx-reulosis continues to
; kill more people between the
ages of 15 and 34 than any other
disease, the death rate is decreas
ing in America.
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Meal Due to
Acid Indigestion
"Vt'r fit.'l il a rood medic in and arr
rrommnln3 KAL 0 UKX to othrrv uKo
uiirr," wrot this ltiy rrrpnlly. "My item
4th uiJ to ftf-1 lik? my inmrdi vrr all
tied up in knott, rprciallv dilfi I at onion
or fivh, but, think to KALO -UF.X I'm on
the road to bettrr h-lth now." Another
writ?, "It ktr that awful down and
illow me to itfp even after ratine cab
lje, ar.d bet of all my waist line ha re
durrd inrhe becauu1 bo well are regular and
I'm rid uf that awful bloating."
KAt.ODKX is an Herbal Formula of &
juice from Nature's Plants. It has relieved
many people who had never been really
helped before by any medirine. Taken short
ly before meals it mixes with your food,
helping to eliminate the poisons that fos
ter stomach trouble. It will cleanse bowels,
clear intestines and remove old, sickenimj
bile from the system. So don't o on suffer
inx! Get KAL O UEX today at all Drue
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Rammn iIors from Japan look
liko the Amoricnn raccoon but do
not have lines around their tails
as raccoons do.
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Lift
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