i
Page ten
THE BEND BULLETIN,
BEND, OREGON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1949
Social Security,
Civil Rights Due
For Early Action
By Raymond Iahr
(United PrM .Slifl Cirnionint)
Washington,, Per. 27 "ill Rival
party loaders In the senate agreed
today that social security and
civil rights ore among the major
Issues before congress. From that
point on, they arc In legislative
contlict.
To preview the 1950 session of
congress., the United Press asked
senate democratic whip Francis
J. Myers, Pa., and chairman Rob
ert A. Taft. O., of the senate
republican policy committee what
they believe the chief issues will
be.
Their diverging views were
most marked on the question of
government spending, which the
republican minority Is expected
to build into one of their major
Iss-hmj for the 1950 congressional
campaign.
Both Taft and Myers gave high
priority to civil rights and social
security legislation, although Taft
gave first place to "the question
of deficit spending and whether
It snail be met by increased taxa
tion or reduced expenses."
No Priortirs
Myers assigned no priorities to
the Issues he listed but he said
that a "fundamental job" for the
senate would be to test its ability
to limit the debate of filibuster
ing minorities.
In his references to the fili
buster, Myers touched on the civil
rights dispute, which will Jind
southern democrats fighting to
block the fair employment prac
tice bill supported by many re
publicans and northern demo
crats. But Myers also noted that the
senate had "a lot of filibuster
material" in legislation dealing
with repeal of oleomargarine
taxes, displaced persons, and
"basing point" pricing practices
as well as the civil rights dispute.
Other major issues listed bv
Myers Included a bill easing cred
it ior "middle incorie housing, ;
health legislation (r,ot President
Truman's health 'niurance plan), I
the senate-approved idfor-edu-;
cation bill pending in the house, j
extension of the Marshall plan. I
government reorganisation, and!
excise tax relief. i
After the budget issue, Taft!
listed "a proper social security1
program," and civil rights.
Tait Opposed
"Even more important are the)
Brannan (farm income) plan.!
compulsory medicine and repeal;
of the Taft-Hartley law, he said, i
"but I assume the administration j
will not make a serious effort!
to press these." i
On these issues. Taft is square-
ly against the administration. He I
opposed tiie Brannan plan, com-
pnlsory health Insurant, ami re
peal of the Taft -Hurt ley labor
law.
Myers said nothing about the
Brannan plan or the Taft-Hartley
law, hut he had this comment on
health insurance:
"The proposals for national
health Insurance aren't apt to get
anywhere until far more mem
bers of congress are convinced
that we have exhausted all pos
sible opportunities to develop ade
quate, voluntary health insurance
programs."
On foivign policy. Myers con
ceiled that administration sup
porters "have a fight ahead of ,
us" to renew the Marshall plan.
I Hut he added that Marshall pianj
Uippropi iations in l!i.nt would 1mm
: smaller because the program is
i shifting away from direct lvhel ;
j and more toward "economic in j
; U'Riation and Improvement of
productive efficiency" in the Ku
ropcan democracies. j
Hear Batter with
thi NEW
RADIONIC HEARING AID
If you're haxd-of-hearing, why
suffer in silence when the ameo
ing new Zenith "Miniature" can
bring back the full enjoyment of
living? Don't delay . . . come in
today for a free demonstration.
6V4 ox., Including Bott.rl.t
COMPUTE
READY TO WEAR
SmHI Try HI Enjoy hi
"We Repair AH Hearing Aids"
BEND HEARING AID
CENTER
934 Wall Phone 803
The flaming brilliance of
polnsettlas carry the' spirit of
. Christmas with them!
IIINO OATCHtfkiEnNCSI
FLOWERS FOR
EVERY OCCASION
Free City Delivery
We Telegraph Flowers
Anywhere.
OPEN EVENINGS
AND SUNDAYS
PICKETT
FLOWER SHOP GARDEN
BRANS C.KOW ItlC
Axtell. Kan. -tlx Mrs. Cus,
Treadles' hobby is raising guinea ;
beans. They grow to nunc than i
a yard in length and weigh uni
to 10 pound. "They moke deli-1
clous eating when rolled in a mix
ture of eggs and flour and filM." ;
she said. "They taste like egg
plant."
TOO KKAMSTir
Wichita. Kan. ill - -policeman
Clayton Smith, the "ilmwnlni!
man in a Inst aid demonst
Hon, was ready for some ival
first ni) when his "rescuer cum
pletcl the exhibition. A fellow
officer. Wan en lliillme. cracked
one of Smith's litis in the arti
ficial ivsiuiatiiin woikout.
T'.S HIS OWN C AR
Macon, lla. li Tiafflo officer
liolaud Ikim ille wiote a inn-kins
ticket and left It on a new car.
Called to pay off In police court
he sheepishly explained that he
luidn t ieeii:nued his own auto
mobile.
Spring Rayons
"and Cottons"
TAKE BRIGHT COLORS
. . . CASH-AND-CARRY PRICED!
Yes, you save plenty at thrifty Pen
ney's! Shop . . . compare . . . you'll
find that these specially-purchased
dresses are bargain buys! Brand new
styles in the clear fresh colors you like
best . . . nice detailing . . . and yes,
lots and lots to choose from! Misses',
juniors'.
Penney
THE STORE THAT THRIFT BUILT
9g
WHO'S WHO IN BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFniD DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
CESSPOOL SERVICE
Cesspool & Senile Tanks
Complete Service
Best of Materials Furnished
Our periodical Inspection wW
Insure you more efficient
operation.
B. F. Rhodes & Son
Phone 866-W or 710-W
CLEANING
DRY CLEANING
OF QUALITY
Repairs and Hat Blocking
Capitol Cleaners
HI Wall Phone 524
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACT WIRING
All Types
G. E. LAMPS
RANGE REPAIRING
HIKING MATERIALS
BILL'S ELECTRIC
942 Hill at Greenwood
Phone 1462-J
For Night Calls Phone 640-B
SERVICE
Refrigeration
Water Pumps
Washing Machines
Oil Heaters
- Oil Burners
Also Electric Motor Service.
Mike's Electric Repair
Shop
1645 Galveston. Phone J557W
MONUMENTS
For Monuments and Markers
In world's finest granites.
Guaranteed satisfaction.
Your Cemetery Sexton
Ray Carlson
854 Georgia Phone S88-M
OIL BURNERS
STEAM, HOT WATER and
WARM AIR SYSTEMS.
Oregon Heating Co.
510 Delaware
Call 813, day or night.
Refrigerator Service
All Types of Mechanical
Service On
REFRIGERATORS
HOUSEHOLD
COMMERCIAL
Oregon Equipment Co.
165 E. Greenwood Phone 888
ROOFING
SHINGLES SIDING
INSULATION ROOFING
Free Estimates Given
Use Our Easy Payment Plan
Central Oregon
Roofing Co.
882 Bond Phone 1270
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
OF QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFSET
LETTERPRESS
The Bend Bulletin
Phone 00
VAii raze nin ntifi amfiMfici
Penney's
7 , " n :. ,Jj
7. . - - ,' J t v '
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED WHY YOUR PROGRESSIVE MODERN MERCHANT SEEMS ALWAYS
TO RUN A CLEARANCE AT THE END OF EACH YEAR? WELL, NONE OF US ARE PERFECT, AND
WE'RE DOING JUST WHAT IT SOUNDS LIKE WE'RE DOING, "CLEANING-UP" EVERY ITEM OF
MERCHANDISE IS HANDLED AND ANALYZED FOR CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE. PRIOR TO AND
' DURING INVENTORY. SOME OF THESE, YOU HAVE TOLD US. YOU DON'T WANT AT THE
PRESENT PRICE. SOME ARE ODDS AND ENDS, THE "LEFTOVERS" OF A BUSY FALL AND HOL
IDAY SEASON SOME ARE SOILED AND SHOPWORN, WRINKLED FROM LACK OF CARE.'. . .
ALL OF THEM ARE ORPHANS. WE CAN'T SUPPORT THEM ANY LONGER . . . DON'T WANT
'EM AROUND AT ALL, ESPECIALLY NOT IN THE NEW YEAR ... SO! WE'RE MARKING THEM
AT PRICES THAT WILL MAKE YOU WANT TO TAKE THEM RIGHT INTO YOUR HOME COME
IN AND LOOK THEM OVER, IT'S LIKE DIGGING FOR GOLD, THE 49'ERS STRUCK IT RICH . . .
SO CAN YOU, BUT HURRY! '49 is' ALMOST GONE ...
Look!! C&C SAVINQS
Nylon Hose. 51 Guage. 30 Denier Gaymodes. 77c pr.
Nylon Anklets, turn down cuff, only a few. . . 10c pr.
Rayon Satin Bra cut they go! 2 for 1.00
Nylon Panties small sizes 2 for 1.00
Women's Rayon Slips, assorted styles, colors. . . . 1.25
HuriyM C&C SAVINQS
Snow Suits for Children all of them!. 7.00
Winter Coats for Women .. 15.00
Girls1 Ski Jackets with Cap 8.00
Girls' Skirts, a few left . 1.00 and 2.00
Girls' Dresses 1.00, 2.00, 3.00
Toddlers' Coat Sets they're beautiful! . 5.00 and 8.00
Save!! C&C SAVINQS
Men's Twill Uniform Pants gragreen ..... 1.00 pr.
Men's 100 Wool Union Suits 5.00
Men's Cotton Slack Socks 5 pr. for 1.00
Boys' Cotton Flannel Shirts 1.00
Juvenile Boys' Cotton Flannel Shirts 1.00
Boys' Corduroy Jim-Bobs 2.50 pr.
Men's Broadcloth Shorts 44c pr.
Men's Dress Shirts a few, shopworn 1.33
LOTS MORE! BARGAINS GALORE!
Some in Quantities too Small to Advertise
BARGAINS FOR ALL! SAVINGS FOR YOU!
Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30
829 Qulmby Phone 630