TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Guide Europeans
In How to Sell
Products to U. S.
Itv William It. Mi-urn
ilinitMt I'mwm huh rttu, iii'nK
Ni-w Yinli HI'i Kuiclun liutliii
fiiiltliriK whii Winn to kniiw If
Ami-rlni-m will litiy llii'lr piuil
lulu Iiiivi' imly in iiHk Hium-y
Klnn.
I 'II turn IiIm nation wlili- Klnlf
lotisi- mi It mill ti'll thi'in. I'm'
U luli'f, nf niiiiw',
llimu-y iuiih I hi' Mi'I i Ii.'iniIInIih!
finiiip. Inc., whlrli lum Juxl uri
nouni'i-il till' ni-w w-ivlri-. Ali'it
ymiiiK women In tin- iiiiilnn'i if)
Il-llllllIK iMtll-H llllH ll-Nll-ll ll-llll-'
si'iitutlvi'K In l'i nthi'iH run lilini-ki-t
the wliuli- Ami'l li nn iniilkcl,
Hill !!' Klllll.
'Tlli-n-ni l- StMl rllll-K Willi II ll
Illation of L'O.IKHI or over. Our
li-liK'srlllllllvi'H nil- Hlriili-tflriilly
loiati-il," I' lnn I'XiiliiliU'il.
MnrliH Niim-ytil
In nil ho run rnvi-r tin nx-ii
Wlllrll IliNt Vi-lir WIIH l-flIOIlHlllll-
lor $l7,mMt.M)i,ixM In ii-tiill nnli'M.
Klnn rliilniH.
Klnn, ii lull. Kooil IooIiIiik i-xi-cu-tlvi'
who wiih ini'ii'hiinillsliiK iniiii-nt!-r
(or l.lli- iiiiikii.Iiii-, n-ii-nlly
i'otnilrli' mi liiti-lwlvi- mirvi-y ol
tin- iiiTi'itiihllliy of HiHIhIi kooiIk
In thi' tlnlli'il Stairs niaiki'l.
Klnn ofd'iH two plans I In- 20
nml .'Ui Inli'ivh'W (iIiiiih.
In the (list, two vailrty rlialn
Mini- lniyi'is, thirp ii'Hiilnit luiy
IhK ofllrrt nml 15 major ictiill
oulli'lM arc imki-il iihout the im.
iirt In in-mlon. lUnilcr tin
Inti-ivli-w plin. ni-vi-n chain nml
li'Hlili'iit Iniyi'iH anil 2.1 n-liilli-l
me aiIiroiirhi'(l. I
SnrnN- In liaml. tin' Inlfi vlrwi-r
links tnoHH'riH whrthrr hln moil
would itlock It mill what hi- thinks
d( Its null- poli-nHiil.
Prlii- ( oinpnnil
SprrKIr ini'HtlonH iilimit wlu-lli-it
It has Kooil iiiallty. woikman
Khlp, Ktyli-, ilrsln and rolor to
Hu rt l he ihs'iIk of Amrrlran Iniy
I'll mo part of tho tin-Htloinmlii-
Thr samplr Ik rompiiri'il in
prlii- to roiiipi-tlllvi- lloniN iiln-aily
on tho hIii'Ivoh ami tho suivry
winds up with ilotallK on tho Ih-h)
tllMi llmllon rhannolH ami wili-s
promotion m-i-li-l.
"KipilplMMl with this." Midi rinn,
"n foreign huslnoHM man ran for
$.175 In tho 'M IntiTvlow plan ami
jfciS In tho .'HUiitrrvli-w ilium toll
pri'tty arruratoly what his rhiitir
is for srlllnn tho pioilurt mo. At
Kllk'htly adilrd oust, wo ran hiiuki'
tho riKi'ptlvlty of two or Ihiro
ndilltloniil pioilurts at tho Hamo
Intorvlow."
Foot Troubles
Found Widespread
C'hIraKO t If you Miffor from
who foot, tho chiimoN nn- your
Ihihh In KufforliiK rh:hl ulunK with
you -In his pcK-kotlMjnk.
Solo loot, accord I UK to Dr. !. A,
Wiilnh. rhaliman of tho National
AHKoclutlon of ChliopoillKts' rom
mlttoo on ImhiKtrlal foot hoalth.
cost Amrrlran IiukIiiohs mon about
n billion dollars a yoar.
Dr. Walsh said that studios in ,
f.u-tolirs nml Ntoios il-vi-iiliil that
cmo In 10 woikors Inn- I nun two
to soven tlnvs u month horuuso of ,
arhliiK "(Iokn." II uidloil thnt one
in six stays homo at least ono day
a month for tho same reason.
Mure than '() Industrial firms
nro cmploylni; rhlropoillsls to help
employes flrjil such nllmonls as
"liollcoman's heel" nml "rhail-1
four's foot." tho doctor reported. ;
"1'ollcoman'n heel" Is not llm-1
ltod to pollcemon. It troubles m-i-:
sons who walk pretty constantly'
on hard floors and results from
loss of protective fat honeath tho
skin over tho heel.
Delivery truck drivers are sus-!
ceptlhle to "chauffeur's foot," be
cause of freiucnt JumpliiK from
their trucks to hard pavement. :
They develop a calloused and ,
painful enlargement of the first
ball Joints on their feet.
(hoosa a
GRUEN
Gruen Automatic
Anil other iniiilcls
from 311.75
VJ . IrJ J m -
School Roster
Repeats Names
WhiKloii rnlrm. N. C. Hl'i Tho
name names have boon liirnliii! up
on Salom rolloo'n rlaHsroorn ioh
tors tor the liml Will yours.
'Mil. lids o I In- Norlh Carolina
K 1 1 Ik' srhool mild nlsiul 15 n-r rout
of this ear's liesliinan class have
slstois, moihors anil itraiidmoth
oi who are Kalom alumnae.
Throe froshmoii nro iloia-rnil
mils of hIiiiIoiiih who mioiiili'd Sa
loin I'oiuale arademy, the fororiiii
nor of II ollrce. ill the days of
couch ami four lianspoi tuilon.
Edison Honored
In Ceremony
Kncmiipmi iil, Wyo dl'i About
IKHI iM'isons Hnthored ut plrtur
osiUo Kattlo lake, lilj.:h In the
Sierra Madre inoiinlalns nbovo
Knrampmoul, for a formal clrdl
cation of a bronj' memoilul to
Thomas Alvu l-Mlson.
'Ilio colorful ceremony, sponsor'
oil by I he Stale Historical I -and
inuiks commission, was hold on
tho shea e of the lake Scheie In
1K7H Killson Is siidl to have con
colvrd the Idea for the Incan
ilosiont llcht.
Tho bioni plague, about two
fool by throe fool and luilioddod
In the fare of a concrete monu
ment, was proKcnlod to the state
j by Warren Itlchmilson, chairman
of the landmarks commission.
I State auditor K. T. "oienliaver.
iopros-ntlii tlov. A. '!. (.'nine, uc
copied for the stale.
Main uddross of tho day was
I Klvon by l". I). Williamson, chiilr-
man of tho slnle commerce und
Industry commission. Adm. liar
old A. Ikiwon. of Now Jersey, ex
ecutive director of the 'lliomns A.
Kdlson foundation, kuve a short
i talk.
I I'lshliiic Tolo IMkmI
KdlMin's Idea for the Inrandes
i cent licht Is Mild to have come
from oxM'ilmenls with the fiber:
i of his bamboo flshlnK polo. ,
I Acconllni! to the story, hdlson
I W'as a mi'iiilH-r of a imrty of scion
i lists known us the Henry Draper
0XM-dltlon. which came to Haw
j llns to make scientific obscrvo
! lions of a total eclipse of tho sun,
July i!H, 1K7H At tho conclusion
! of tho scientific observation, they
went on a hunting anil flshlni;
trip to lialtle lake,
j After the party had hi-en en
I camped for throe days, ono morn
1 Iiik at hreakfast Kdlson was asked
; by 1'iof. Harlem, "Well, Tom, how
1 did voli rest la.it nlltht ?"
j "Well." I'jllf.on answered. "I
! wasn't thluklno. about rostlnu. I
i lay and looked up at tho bi-autlful
stars and rloar skylight mid I In
vented un Inrmidesrent electric
IlKhl."
AUCTION
TONIGHT UNTIL 7:30 P.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Continuous 1 p. m. to 7:30 p. m.
NEW AND USED FURNITURE !
Here's Your Chance fo Buy Daven
ports, Bedroom Suites, Tools. Lamps,
Odd Pieces, Occasional Furniture,
Etc
AT YOUR OWN PRICE !
Auctioneer, FEftRSS GATES
(West Coast's Leading Auctioneer)
Square Deal Furniture
Exchange
201 East Franklin Street
LAST ESTATE When Army Private Ktigcnc Hunch, 19, com
mitted Milcidt- In Cheyi-nno, Wyo he left his 19-yoar-old widow
thin unitizing n.uurtmetil of goods, ranging from Jars of peanut butter
to diamond rlngn. Police said Hunch's death ended a six-month
cuict-r of robbery. The loldicr's worry over Inability to dispose
of tho stolon good may have cuumk! his suicide, they said.
Salmon Hauled
From Alaska
Greeley, Colo. 'II'' Paul Mar
tin's business failure diverted the
.'It! yoar old truck driver into an
appaicntly successful venture of
hauling fresh salmon .'I. UK) miles
by highway from Alaska to mid
western United States.
The Colorailo in's truck line, one
of the longest In North America,
Is Just gctilni starten.
It doesn't Include much more
than Martin and his truck us icr
utlng iersonnel nml equipment.
Hut ho figures ho has a lot of
potential assets, chief among
them a vast untune lied market for
his wares.
The Greeley man discovered It
is easy to sell fresh salmon In
Colorado. A load he delivered to
Ills homo town of Greeley was i
puiohasisl by Individuals and
stores almost as soon us he ar
rived on hi first long truck Jaunt I
from Alaska. ;
Mai tin's Aliisk.i-Colotado sal-
tnon haullng concern wnsjlnsplred j
by his failure to secure trucking I
contracts in Alaska, where he had I
gone several months ugo. '
2 Sa e
! TI NK OI.'T ( Ol.l)
North Plutte, Nob. 'Hi During
the long winter evenings when
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dunham were
Isolated on their farm during the
I'M'l blizzard they got tired of
listening lo radio resumes of the
cold weather.
So they slatted tuning In on
short wave broadcasts from Aus
tralia. The thing they enjoyed
most, says Dunham, was the
weather forecasts from Radio
Australia which usually were for
warm weather.
Desperate after ho was unable
to find hauling Jobs, Martin said
lie decided to take his big now
truck and drive it home over the
A lean highway.
Hefore starting his trip to the
states, ho bought enough fresli
.rozon salmon to fill a refrigera
tor trailer.
The eight day trip home, he
said, went off without difficulty.
Tho Coloradoan said the excellent
condition of tho road was one fac
tor which induced him to launch
his fish. trucking business.
Martin said friends warned him
he would find no murket for fresh
salmon In tho Unltixl Suites. But
he had no. trouble disposing of
his load. Martin's main worry
now, he says. Is getting enough
fish to fill his orders.
League of Nations Palace Again Scene of Activity
B Ihiilli-y Ann llarioon , months of lfH!t, which comparos orfiini'atlon. tho economic corn-1 greatest tni lff noKotlatlons In Ills
iiiri.ir.i Or... .-.un i .,i,,.p,ii, ci favorably with, the nurnbor hold mission for Furopo nml tho united 1 tory nt a six months con f orenco
liencva "1' Tho pnlace of the , -it Lake Sucross durinK a similar national relief for Palestine refu-lherc In 1!M7.
dofiiiici U-ii?iii. of Nations, arren j period. j goes have headiiiartors here. j Tlfi most Kl'imorous room In
of hulldiiiK completed usl In-fore , (liitwanllv I lirhunc'-d ! IJNKSrO Moots the pnlace, the former leliKUO
ino loauue uin.i pse.i, is today me.
scone of more Intel national con
feronees than ever before.
The W.W),I) palace of stone
and marble Is now the crowded
Kiiropcnri head'iumiers of the
United Nations, ll is more crowd I
ed limn ilui lni! the d anue's balm- j Wilson foundallon, stands on the house the famous league assem-
"'H' "',ys' I lawn beneath huge cedars of I- j bly. Today it Is the scene of ILO's I ., .,,.T R, AST!
Kurld-r thl.t year harassed II N ' banon. Tho same peacocks or'annunl conferences. WHO meets i
officials even i oicldereil adding : their descendants-roam the vast i here every other year. Eugene. Nov. 8 HPi Pollcp to
a "skyscraK-r'' lo the building to : lnwnn and flowerlieds. Buses flll A world conference drew up ' lny investigated a dynamite blnst
house overflow agencies. They j ed with sightseers sllll drive up three conventions on freedom of that shattered the University of
withdrew their plan after the hourly. information here last year. ThP Oregon's concrete "O" on Skin-
Swiss objected that the VI story j Inside the building the visitor UN Palestine commission wrote norr. butte.
lower planned would be a regret-1 Is struck by the predominance of and signed its famous report rec-1 The blast Sunday showered do
table "American" Innovation : the American accent. The United 1 ommending partition in Geneva bris on the road below. The "O"
which would ruin their landscape.
Some people work in the
palace today, compared to about I other nationalities in Geneva. I
-100 in normal league periods. I The European headquarters of
During big conferences, their ad- j the UN and several specialized ;
visors increase the number to agencies fill the palace to over
2..rio0. More than l.'XX) meetings flowing. The international refu
took place here In the first eight goo organization, the world health
Only 47 Days 'til Christmas!
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for family and friends.
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Only $6.00 per month.
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856 Ogden
Bend, Oregon
or
Phone Bend 1825
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Styled by Kickernick . ,
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Invinsible stripe pattern, embroidered
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Colors: Blush and Baby Blue.
Size: 38 to 48.
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Rayon Knit Slips
Fine tricot knit, built up shoulder style.
Colors: Tearose only.
Size: 36 to 48.
$2.95 and $3.50
Rayon Panties
Three Styles in fine rayon.
Colors: Tearose and White.
$1.50 and $1.95
Use our Lay-Away Plan for your Christmas
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you buy quality!
BAKER & HARVEY
Formerly Powell s
Fashionable ApparA for Yoiimi Women of all Ages.
014 Wall Street Plione 1S3 1
Crankshaft Grinding
On Our New Van Norman "448"
Grinder
Bearing Rebabitring Motor Rebuilding
DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP
.,,. h r,.m,.rn.
l...r ll,,. .;,.. I,.,,,,,,., l,ll,ll., l
In n park overlooking tho lake, the UN, has hold its summer ses
would find il outwardly iin ision in (o-neva twice and will do
rhaiiKcd. again next year.
he same Rolclen sphere of thei
Zodiac n oif't of the Wrauhau
States never Joined the league. To-
day, Americans outnumber thp.
and PICK-UP.
The l!N oronomlo and social
Unnnell fmn ,f llm mil litr IuijIIau nf 1
The palace's assembly hall
,.,v,i,.h o, ,:',.,., '., ,'(l,iys.
n lf47.
Nearly 1.000 delegates renre-
senting 23 of the world's largest
trading nations carried out tho
WEDNESDAY
ONLY!
ANOTHER BIG WED. NITE SHOW!
2 n d H
KIM HUNTER fe M YRSltllt
EXTRA COLOR CAKTOO.V and LATE NEWS!
Ends
Tonife!
STARTS TOMORROW!
New Laughter, New Songs, New Spectacle
Kathryn GRAYSON AwJ
JOSE ITURBI ETHEL
Keenan Wvnn Mario Lanza
council ehamliei', w'h nuiruls by
ttlO MlUIHSIl PUmiO-, JOSO lYIIirill
Sort, is closed most of tho lime.
This seem;-, lo old timers hero
symbolic- of n eel lain loss of gla
mour by Oncvu In tlie post war
i traditionally is painted and re-
conditioned before homecoming,
; this year scheduled Nov. 18 and
19.
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In
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MY DAKMNG"
uImo
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In
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