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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 194?
THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON
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Local News
TI.MI'IHAIDKIC
Muslmum yrotorduy, HO dcgrecM.
Minimum liiMt nliilil, 2 ilt'iiri'tw.
Hi', nl mill vlt'hilly Cloudy
IIii'iiiikIi WimIihwiIuv Willi imtiih
IiiiiiiI llhl mmtv IiiiiIkIiI; niicw
Hliimcm Wmljii winy ! warmer to
night; IiIkIi IhIIi (luyit 25-311; low
IoiiIkIU 2025.
Ciiplnln .1. A. itiiniti, Kim (if
Mm. Sli-llii I Viii I Hungo, ul ili'iiil,
Willi alllOllg II I 111' OlCgOII IMI'll Wild
wi'i o graduated Dec. Hi lit I 'inn,'
urn City, Klu., Irom llw iilr I jn-l I
ml school i'Iiihm m '1'yiK lull air
force base. Kin- 1(1 weeks, Ki'li'ii
I'll nil' loivi) officer had Inkcn
mi Intensive course In nuh)crlH
nf vltiil Importance, unili-r dliec
tlon of III l. Gen. J. K. Uiccy,
Ki'llry Kwafford, 1013 Colnm
lilii, mill Hubert Marvin, 31 L W.
I.MIi, with iiihulltcil yesterday lo
Lumlicrmiin't hospital.
The Kuniliiy school of the 1'li Ht
UapllNt rhuri'h will present It h
iiiiiiiiiiI Christmas program Wed
nesday, December 21, lit 7::i0 i.m.
lit the church. The public him
lict'il Invited,
A 7 pound 15 ounce Kill was
Ixun Moniliiy afternoon lit SI.
Charles hospital lo Mr. mill Mm.
Charles Thomas, 11X12 Colum
hill. Golllcb liner, n Nliuli'iit ul Port
land mil vim Mil y, arrived Inst night
to spend the holidays with. Ills
-parcnls, Mr. anil Mm. William J.
Bacr, !I7'1 iilvcrsltle.
Beverly llcliert and Uiuclla
Cook mn among Oregon Slate
college students home for I he hol
idays. Derylo Straughti, I' 1c, U. S.
unity. Is now engaged In squad
mill platoon cf (ccltvcncKM tests ul
the Ml. Fuji tuaiieuver men, an a
member of the headtuurterg com
pany of the afiih Infantry rcgl
nii'iil, which In hlalloncil at Oihu,
Japan. Ieryle In Ihe mm of Mr.
mill Mrs. II. C. Straiighn. 113.1 Kl
K'ln. He Joined the army on June
1-1. Ill IK, at llenil, took IiIh training
nl Fort Old, Calif., ami arrived
In Japan on December 21, lll-IH.
Horn IIiIk morning nt St. Char.
li'N hoxplnl was n Kil l, to Mr. mid
Mm. Fred Malson, (ill W. lliih
street. The hahy weighed ti
pounds, 4 ounces.
Among University of Oregon
HtudeutH who nrrlved last night
from Kugene for the Christmas
llolldnyii lire the following: Jeri
Hiincr, Don McC.'aulev, Huh Few
ler, Kllznheth I'lnlh, Card Erlck-
Hon nnd Kldou IliiNhnell.
Mr. nnd Mm. Carl Klelnfeldt re
tliimii Saturday eveuinK to their
home In Carroll Acres commu
nity, lifter n month's visit in Cal
ifornia points.
Mr. nnd Min. Harold Weathers.
l.'l.) llson iivenue. me parents
of u hoy horn this morning at St.
Charles hosullal. The . hahv
Weh'hed 7 ixiumls. 3 ouni-cs I
Mary Dawn Crelghton arrived
liiNt night from Kugetie. for a
two-week Christmas vacnllon.
Miss Crelghton, laui:hler of Mr.
nnd Mis. V. J. Crelghton, M-lli
Illll street. Ik a student nurse lit
Sacrit Heart hospital 111 Ihe uni
versity city.
Mary Louise Loggan nnd Char
leue rahlin, Oregon Stale college
students, relurni'd home Inst night
(or the Christmas holidays.
A bov wiut horn this morning
nt St. ChnrU's hospital to Mr. and
Mm. Mel Hni:an. 1511 West
Fourth. The buoy weighed 8
pounds, 7 ounces.
Mr. nnd Mm. Don Strom and
children. Sharon and Donald Jr.,
nrrlved lusv night from I.os An
geles to visit his mother, Mrs.
) eonaid Strom, l.'t'B Fresno, and
other relallves. Strom, who Is
serving In Ihe navy, Is the grand
run of Mr. nnd Mis. H. F. Hhndes.
211! I.lnsler. He nnd Ills family
returned recently from Honolulu.
The choir of Flint l'rcshvlorlan
church will re'varse Wednesday
nt 7:30 p.m. The practice was
moved up from Ihe customary
Thursday, lo avoid conflict with
other activities.
I'hll (Mills Is home froth Seat
tle, where he Is n fivshnmn lit Ihe
University of Wasmngton.
Miss Lucille Halhaway has re
turned from Kugene, where she
Hpent n week. She Is nn oierator
at Slate's henuly shop.
Lions Entertained
By School Choir
Under the direction of Don
Pence, thu llend high school
a cwpH'llii choir today noon en
terlniiied liieinherN of Ihe I. Ion
club will) numbers from Hid pro
gram lo be presented by the mil
Kle depart incut Thursday iilitht.
Tim choir today presi'iiied a 20
miniite program. Itev. Itoss
Knolls was lit charne of the lunch
eon mcctliiK mid Introduced
Pence, ,
Jim I Jinin ollii Invited Ihe club
men lo view Ihe Christmas scene
which he In sell Inc. up in Ihe llenil
Venetian llllnd Co. plan). The
scene depicts u miniature vlllai!C
l.n a yule Hclllnx. I.iist year, the
yule scene attracted wide atten
tion. J. W. IlustioiiK was In Kcnend
chin K e of the meelltiK.
Hospital News
Mrs. Mary Kllen fllover, Sis
ters; Mrs. licrt Dowers, Madras,
and Mrs. Addle Triplet I, Itoule 3,
Itend, were ndmltleil yesterday
to St. Charles hospital.
Dismissed yesterday were: Kal
vln Cn.ler, Mrs. Carl Frlckson
nnd Arthur Schilling, nil of licnd;
John S. Owens, ITluevllle, and
William Ilower, Kedmond.
The following were released to
day from Ihe maternity ward:
Mrs. Jack HIIIIiiks nnd son, A'M
DcKnlh; Mrs. Fdward Crouch and
daiiKhler, U-IH Woodland; Mrs.
Hoberl Holly and dauKhter, Kouie
t, nnd Mrs. IlerlK'rt Llcdtke and
dauchlcr, Culver.
Bend Firemen
Elect Officers
Members of the licnd volunteer
fire depariinent met Monday
nb'bl in the fire hall and elected
otllcers for the cornlnu year.
Named lo serve wllh Fire chief
U'ltoy Fox In kev positions on the
crew were the followliijj: Taylor
Khoads, first asslslant chief; Ivan
Murphy, second assistant chief;
Ij-o Mlckel, captain of engine No
2: James Slilek, captain of cnKlne
No. 3; Harold Bradbury, captain
of engine No. -J, and Paul Mlckel,
captain of truck No. 1.
Karl Saye wns named president
of the firemen's social organlza
Hon. with Darrold Barber us vice-
president mid Orvul Johnson as
secretary.
Thirly-one men were present
nt the meellne.. Visitors were Kl
mer llalslead. supervisor of the
stale department of vocational
education, and Hubert O. FiikIIsIi.
Itlnercnt Instnii lor for the tie.
partmcnt, both from Salem. The
tleimrtmcnt representallves are
(heckliiK pioitiess of Ihe flP'inen
training pruKiain throughout the
stale. The current basic course In
fireman tralnliiK conducted In
licnd is due to be completed Feb
ruary 11, It was announced. Crail
uallon exercises me to he held at
the fire hall.
Clark Gable
Licensed to Wed
San Luis Obispo, Oil., Dec. 2(1
HI'i -Aclor Clark Cable, and Syl
via .Stanley Aldeiley look out II
man lace license here today, the
county clerk reported.
They were accompanied by n
friend who nave his name us L. S.
Clllbam and said he was a lanch
owner from Allsal, a town near
Santa Iiarbaru.
The clerk said the actor and
Miss Aldeily sped away in a car
Willi a chauffeur. He said three
men accompanied liiem in anoth
er car.
"They said they were heading
north to bo married," the clerk
said.
i'They took n health examina
tion this mornlui! In San Luis
Obispo hospital. They took Just u
few minutes to et't the license.
Friends nccompanylnc Ihe cou
ple said the wcddhiK would take
place tonlnht, "probably about 5
o'clock." They did not say where.
The license may he used In uny
county of (.alltornla.
i he couple leu lust lis report
ers, lipped off on their presence,
dashed Into the clerk's office.
Cable listed his axe ns -IX, and
MIks Aldeiley wrote on the li
cense that she wns 3!.
I IK.M INCOUPOKATKS
Rli.m flee 20 UI1 Articles of
Incorporation were on file here
louay xor me r, nun w, inc., i
liend, Ore., n firm which plans
i it,-;. I In mi ton trucks, tractors.
accessories nnd parts, riis and oil
nnd iarmini; equipment "t "
kinds.
Slirnlntr the articles w-cre K.
W Williamson Frances D. Wil
liamson nnd Cartho Brown.
Tim ftrm Incoroornled In Salem
lu I-'.Llli-'u Siili unit Service, und
E. W. Williamson, owner, nn-
nounced toilay lhat there win dc
no chanije In name or policies.
' COOPKKATION ASKED
'l,-l,ll.i Kan.. Dee. 20 Mil
Wichita postal clerks smiled to
day lis they sorted hm.inni pieces
of "letter mail. Maybe thut letter
would turn up.
The cause nf the merriment
unu n note unshed through a let-
lor.nint vesierdav. The note-writer
explained that she had mailed
two Christmas earns m seaieo
envelopes, but had put two-cent
stamps on the envelopes Instead
tit lli-ee.cenlers.
Two one-cent stamps were nt
tached to the note. Would the
postal workers please put them
on the letters?
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ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES
Weed, Oil., Dec, 20 mi -- One
yc.irtild Charli'i'ii McMillan died
in Weed hospital yesterday, the
fourth fatal victim of a two-car
smnshup on nn Icy highway north
of here Saturday nlKht.
AI.AKM ANSWEKED
III answer to n still alarm this
niorninK at 8:2.r, city firemen
made a run to the home of Mr.
and Mi s. Clarence Bush, 3.12 Flor
ida, to extinguish a flue fire.
No damac,o was reported.
HELD FOK TIIKFT
Clnclnnnli. O.. Dec. 20 Uli
Ralph A, Smith, 21, of Sunnyslde,
Wash., was- arrested by poller
here today for Ihe theft of $0,025
from o Shreveporl, Ln., firm.
Police said Smith readily admit
ted the theft nnd said, "I could
have stolen S-IO.IKIO just ns easily."
Smith, police said, admitted he
took the money Nov. : Hum n
branch office of the Dalryland Co.
of Jacksonville. Fin., nt Shrove
port niter quilling his Job as
cashier.
Dorcas Soelelv nf the Seventh I
Dav Advenllst I liurcii will noiii
n rumma, sale Wednesday. Dec.
21, nt Ihe Bend Tire Co., 720 Wall
St., Irom 8:30 to 5:30. Adv.
OnrRc-To make nfler holldnv
cleaiihiR easier for your wife, sur
prise her wllh n new Slncer Vac
uum Set on Christmas. Call 1825
or Inlormnllon. Snm. ,Adv.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express to -our
kind neighbors our heartfelt
thitnks for their many expres
slons of svmpnthy. The beautiful
floral offerings were especially
appreciated.
Special thnnks to Shevlln-Hlxon
Co. nnd Box Factory.
Mrs. Edith Incock
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Lencock
Mr. and Mrs. Put Dnrrar
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bask
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Peak
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack May
Mrs, Cert rude McKlnln
Adv.
TKKM COMPLETED
Rlchnrd Allen ParscKlan, 2,1, of
Salem, was released today Irom
Ihe Deschutes county Jail niter
serving n 00 day term on n charge
ol supplying Honor to Indians.
Pnrscpjan was arrested October
20 In Ret'Tir id.
A htice deposit of salt, sodium
chloride, underlies much ol the
Michigan lower peninsula; it Is
deepest nenr the middle and more
shallow around the rim.
TO PKKSKNT I'ltOCKAM
Children of Ihe First Lutheran
Sunday school will present their
anipiai Chrlrtmas program Wed
nesday nt 7 p.m. at Ihe church.
'Hie traditional Christmas festi
val service will be Sunday at 10
a.m. Itev. Carsten Biieii. former
pastor of the church, has pre
pared n Christmas sermon on
wire recording. Joseph llaugen
will be I iv charge of the service.
There will lie no Sunday scliool
service next Sunday, it was announced.
BIDS OPENED
Bids opened by the stale high
way commission at Its meeting to
day in Portland included: Lake
and Klamath counties Forest
boundary-Silver Lake rock pro
duction project on Fremont high
way: Inlercltv Sand and Gravel
Co.. Eugene, $17,780.
9i LniS
- -tip.
Have you seen Ihe Interesting
nnd practical handmade nrllcles
at T1IE BLUE DOOll, (i.i.l U St.,
licdmond, Ore. 1 p.m. lo !) p.m.
Adv.
X.F.vf. Chrhtmns trees on vet
erans' lot on Bond St. next to rol
ler skating rink. P.vlce 50c ar,d up.
Adv.
Take Care of Your Eyes
Enjoy rood vision and freedom
from hr-adnchea . . . you can
not be sure your eyea are Dt
feet unless you have them ex
amined. Consult ua now!
Dr. M. S. McKenr.cy
OPTOMETRIST
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robes in pink, aqua, ma
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Blouses for sport or dress
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Sizes 8. 9, 10, 11. 12 $16.95
Sizes 14, 16, 18... $22.95
100 Wool Suits.
Wide assortment of suits In
cludes single and double breasted
In Invisible l'laids, Pineapple
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Boys' Flannel Pajamas.
Ages 2 to 14. $1.89.
GUIs' Chenille robes . . .
assorted colors, ages 1 to 12.
J ': $2.98' to $1.79.
Handbags . . . suedes and
leather, in brown, black,
green, red, and blue, $2.98
to $12.00, plus tax. '
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Rayon crepe slips, lace trim,
$3.98 to $3.95. Tailored
$2.79 to $3.98.
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necklaces, bracelets. $1.00 to
$10.00 (plus tax.)
Boys' Socks, Ilumpty Dump
ty, Munsingwcar, and Trim
Foot. Sizes 6 to lO'.a, 39c.
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Farah Jeans, 10 oz san
forized with . zipper. Sizes
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$1.79. Jackets, all sizes $1.98.
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slngwear. $4.95, $5.95, and
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Boys' sport shirts In plaids
and plain colors. Cotton,
rayon, and wool. Sizes 2 to
14. $1.98 to $5.95.
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Ladies' panties, lace-trlm,
rayon baby-doll briefs. Sizes
32 to 40, $1.00.
Girls' fur-trimmed slippers
, . . zipper type, felt uppers,
leather soles. Infants' size
"4 v 5 10 8-ls' size 3. $2.98.
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, other famous brands.
Slipovers $1.98 to $7.95
Coat Styles.. $5.95 to $18.95
Nylon Hosiery, In different
leg lengths small, average
and tall. $1-35 to $2.50.
Girls' pajamas in many col
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Rayon Jersey $2.95.
Lucien Lelong cosmetics.
Lipstick, perfume, powder,
cologne, bath powder and
gift soap. From $1.00 (plus
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new weaves, designs, and
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Sweaters, Gotham, wash-
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Christmas season. $8.50 to
$27.50. $
Belts, all sizes, ages 1 to
14. Onlv $1.00.
Hansen gloves, a thought
ful gift. Fabric gloves $1.00
to $4.95.
100 pure wool blankets
by North Star, Wool O; The
West, and other famed man
ufacturers. $12.95 to $27.50.
Handkerchiefs, linen and .
cotton, ln plain colors and
white and flowered prints,
25c to $2.50 each.
Ladies' slippers, slingheel,
scuffs, assorted coloru, ft3.50
to $4.95. . '