The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 11, 1952, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1 1 , 1952 THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON PAGE FIVE Local Nqw$ It. and Mra. Richard Tpkin 4 family wara Bend vUitorm to f from Brother. : Ir. and Mri. Joe Stampke, " nw, ara parents of a boy, born ay at St. Charlea Memorial pltl. The baby weighed 6 inda, 13 ounces. he Tumalo Saddle club will hold i buaineaa meeting Friday, Sept. . t at 8 p. m. at the Tumalo Proj- t office. It was announced by L. . an, aeoretary, who requested all tmbers to attend. 4ra. Emil Carlson left this week . , I r Eugene, to join her husband, : is employed at a plywood fao y at Springfield, ir. and Mrs. Earl Thorn of San pgo are visiting in Bend' with :. t. and Mrs. Howard "Thorn. The 0 men are brother. -1 A marriage license was issued , t the county clerk's office yes rday to Robert E. Lubcke and fanne DeCareful, both of Bend. ; ' nA Portland announcement of In- rest in Bend states that Hildur . . ane is public relations manager U' Columbia Advertising agency, I new' Portland firm specializing fa mail order accounts and tele via ioji. She is the sister of ii 'Uliflm Niskanen of Bend. I ' 'I B.) Carter, former manager 1 the Western Union office in 1 nd and now district supervisor, t (h headquarters in. Portland, s In Bend yesterday on an In a action of stations. He left this r arning for Burns and planned fc continue into eastern Oregon. ( , Mrs. Iva Comstock and daugh , tXi Mrs. Perry Steadman, and i.ju. Steadman a children, Terry 1 '- pamella, left yesterday for t ir home in Ely, Nev., after P- lending several days in Bend on business. ' The women's council of First Christian Church will hold a rum mge sale Friday and Saturday, ,'- !. 12 and 13, at the Capitol rimer. ; ' Sir. and Mrs. Delbert Hale re turned yesterday from a week's vacation at Elk Lake. While they were there, the area received it first snowfall o.'. tha season. ' Stewart H.- Holbrook, Portland, nationally-known author, was a visitor in Bend yesterday, accom panied by his wife, the former Ju lia Jablonski, who for a number Of veara KfrvpH a. Hand chnf,! Siurse. While in Bend, Holbrook Visited with J. N. Mahoney, old time Bend resident, and Paul Hos mer. , Miss Georgann Wlnslow is vis iting this week with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. George W. Winslow. She and Darlene Nelson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nel son, Prineville, were among stu dent nurses at the University of Oregon School of Nursing, who received their caps in traditional ceremonies last Friday. In addi tion to Dr. and Mrs. Winslow and their younger daughter, Joan, lo cal residents attending Included Miss Macie Mansfield and Mrs. William Niskanen. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and their two younger children were present from Prine ville. The girls accompanied their parents home for a short vacation, Bend Oil Heating will be closed until around September 15th due to serious illness of Mr. Klink's father at Seaside, Adv. WAVE OF ARRESTS BERLIN, Sept. 11 (IB Western authorities reported a wave of ar rests by Communist police as So viets Thursday blocked Allied pa trots again from moving directly to checkpoints on the Berlin end of the super-highway to West Germany. NO UCENSE NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (IB-Robert Jacobs, fined $594 and jailed for 30 days for ignoring 21 traffic sum monses, admitted he had been driv ing without a license for 15 years. Agricultural research in the Unit ed States is estimuied to add at least two billion dollars a year to farm income. Pooi old Atlas really had one! Sometimes you may feel that you are carrying the load of an Atlas! And in these times of tension it is important to be advantaged by every medical aid. Headache is Nature's danger signal. Heed it nowl If headaches persist, consult your Doctor. And when you have a prescription, here is a most '"Reliable" compounding pharmacy! 117 Oregon MAGILL DRUG CO. Phone 157 '. Si f Si ii wmm) f ii i 1 1' mm TREED Paul Johanson was : literally up in the air playing - the ninth hole of the United States Amateur Championship's second round from a 30-foot , perch in a tree on the Seattle Golf Club's course. The Univer sity of Washington student climbed down to eliminate Ar nold Blum, although the Macon Ga., crack managed to keep nil game on the ground. (NEA) Ike, Taft Plan CINCINNATI, Ohio,' Sept. HOT The first post-convention meeting between Dwight D. Elsenhower and Sen. Robert A. Taft will be held in New York Friday, the Cincinnati Post reported Thursday. Taft .made the announcement as he boarded an American Airlines plane for New York. He told a Post reporter: ; :' ' . '. "I'm going to New York to meet Gen. Eisenhower and I'll see him sometime Friday." Taft said he had heard during the morning that his sqeretary, Jack Martin, had "arranged a meeting." Taft gave no hint as to what may be discussed when he meets the f?OP standard heSrer who defeated him at the Chicago cdnventiori.?Bdtt it was understood he would discuss the role he will play in aiding the Eisenhower campaign.- Taft said earlier he would have no comment on Eisenhower's cam paign until after he had met him. He said that except, for political speeches, he intended to stay at his Indian Hill home until' Congress reconvenes. ' LOST WEEK-END . LONDON, (IB A truck driver parked his loaded trailer on a resi dential street, put red lights around it and left for the week end. The result: The trailer sank to 'its axles in the street; the weight broke two. water mains, residents of the neighborhood went without water for 12 hours ; a wrecking crew worked for five hours to remove the 30-ton trailer and a road gang had to be called out to repair the street. . Six Stars Count 'em it NEW CHRYSLERS - PLYMOUTH'S on hand for immediate Delivery AND WE WANT TO TRADE! Get our offer for your present car No obiligation. MECHANICAL SERVICE with a corps of experts ready to serve you with an , overhaul or a pre-winter check-up. . BEAR WHEEL SERVICE Alignment, balancing, brake service, for safety's sake. PAINTING-BODY WORK Finest shop in Central Oregon expert workmen, fair prices. SERVICE DEPARTMENT Check your oil, sir? Anti-freeze? Winter lubrication? We give complete service, completely satisfactory! "Right's Right at Eddie's" , f EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE Europe follows U.S. Campaign With Interest WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 OT-Eu- ropeans on both sides of the Iron Curtain are following the Ameri can presidential campaign as nev er before. . While Russian propagandists shrill that both Dwight D. Eisen hower and Gov. Adlal E. iStev enson are war-mongering tools of Wall Street-magnates," Western Europeans study carefully every word uttered by the candidates. A survey shows tnat the outpour ings of Red propaganda are a souped-up repeat of the line taken in the 1948 campaign. It is a theme apparently set first by Pravda, the official organ of the Russian Communist Party, then echoed by Radio Moscow and the speeches of Soviet and satellite officials. In Western Europe, dispatches indicate a"n Intense effort to judge American campaign oratory on a subtle basis of word meanings, shadings and degree of emphasis. un tne nea siae oi me iron uir- tain, Communist venom seems about equally divided between El senhower and Stevenson. The Ko rean war, the financial angles of both political parties and the anti Communist ideaB of both candi dates get top billing in the Red press and radio. Stevenson became a target a Dtt later than Eisenhower, but the 11 linois governor now gets the treat ment in spades,, Naming Horses Stumps Prof DAVIS, Calif. (IB Parents who think they have trouble selecting names for their children might consider the problem of C. E. How ell, professor of animal husbandry at the University of Caliiornia. Howell is the university's horse specialist and one of the foremost horse authorities in California. His duties also include naming all the new-born colts on the school's ex perimental farm. To register thoroughbred horses, they must be given acceptable names and the names, with two alternates, must be filed with the thoroughbred association. At first, Howell took on the task with a smile, but that was 32 years and 227 colts ago. Now he is run ning out of names, t He has named colts after college presidents, university faculty mem bers, national associations, flowers, California farmers; his relatives, pretty coeds and even after the sec tetaiti of his depatrment. i., . 'Despite his best efforts,'1 he is several ' names behind right now and the crop of colts is coming. Wad and Greenwood Phone 64 Vets May View "Anzio Annie" OKLAHOMA CITY OB If Mayor Allen Street has his way, veterans of Oklahoma's 45th Infantry Divi sion will be able to get a close look at "Anzio Annie," the huge 280-mil-imeter German gun which sent shells roaring over their heads on the Anzio beachhead in 1944. Street is dickering with MaJ. Gen. E. L. Ford, chief of Army ordnance, for possession of the oversized ar tillery piece now resting at the Aberdeen, Md proving grounds. Lt. Gen. Raymond McLain (ret.), local businessman and former com mander of the division's artillery in World War II, started the move to get the gun for permanent dis- nlny In Oklahoma City alter he learned it was to be cut up for scrap. The gun, also called the "Anzio Express," shelled the small Italian beachhead held by the 45th from the time the infantrymen waded ashore until they broke out in the drive toward- Rome five months later. The gun, mounted on a special railroad liatcar, has a reported range of 60 miles. Miss Sub Teen's Fall Styles Fashioned With Great Variety Miss Sub-Teen is adopting the Middy Silhouette for her very own, this t all. Fir dresses, suits and coats, created for this young lady, all reflect this excitingly new fash ion teature, with many designs also offering her a wealth of versatility. lake middy dresses, for exam ple. They are designed in styles for party going or going back to school. One party dress empha sizes the middly line with a long, sum torso tnat ends in a seu- fabrio band around the hips. lypicai oi tne scnooi day middy dresses is the one with a two- piece outlook. It has a big bow and collared blouse-like top and a trimly pleated skirt. Still another middy dress type comes with an extra overblouse, that has the ex act appearance of a middy. me sub-Teen s suits often achieve a middy silhouette with tiny Spencer jacket topping a skirt that's smooth to the hips be fore It flares out. In other instances suits have long boxy jackets, styled with a minimum of details, that team with taoered skirts to provide a middy silhouette. . t PORTLAND LIVESTOCK (Uy United Prow) -.. Cattle 100; market slow; few utility and low commercial heif ers 13-22; no steers sold early; canner ana cutter cows 13.3U 15.50; utUity cows .16.50-17.50; bulls scarce. Calves 35; market steady: good and choice calves and vealers 28 30; odd prime vealers Wednesday au.au-ai.au; utility and commer cial 13-26. Kogs 100; market alow; No. 1 and 2 butchers 23-23.25; choice sows 18.50-19; heavier weights down to iy or Deiow. Sheep 200; market steady; util ity and good range lambs 20-23; choice and prime lambs 24.50 or above; few good light feeders 20 21; good and choice ewes 6-7. . PORTLAND DAIRY MARKET (By United Freu) Butter prices were down one cent a pound on the Portland wholesale dairy market Thurs day. Butter: To retailers; aa grade prints 81c lb.; cartons 82c; A prints 81c; cartons 82c; B prints, 79c. '- - V Eggs; To retailers: Grade AA large, 72c doz. ; - A large, 55-56c doz.; AA medium, 59-59c;A me dium. 56-58c: A smalls, 39-43c doz. Curtons 3c additional, : Although tha - Sub-Teen's - coats also take on middy lines, they are offered, as well, In a number of other pretty designs. une example oi me mioay coat, oreated for younger girls, is mold ed from the shoulders to well be low the waist where the middy sil houette is accented by an all around band. The skirt of the ooat is youthfully flared, Other coats in newly popular fitted styles, might have two belts, one for nipping-ln each side of the waist. They might have buttons that curve with a grown-up air, and ln any of these instances, tha lining might be a brightly colored contrast to the outside of the coat. SPORTSMEN! Hoist an Elk, Lift Truck wfth LIFTS. PULLS. PUSHES Mil Iks. Capacity Itl UWl-jatki iruka, inttm , plTw KB P. Pip., rooU. .luMpi Xreta. hoc toi.liZlWtiZEmnjSZ 4 . Sick, Sf Ua. OVMUNTSSa. L B. HERBRING KENWOOD GROCERY 80S Newport Ave-. Residential Industrial y : xy WIRING 36 mourns to pay Electrical Contractors M-Hour Service if) i mm m Jaycees, Station Planning Contest Members of the Junior Cham bcr of Commerce voted at their meeting yesterday noon to co operate with radio station KBND in staging a' "Voice of Dnmocra- j cy" contest among students of i the Bend High scnooi. ! Five high school students will i be selected to compete in giving talks on democracy over tne ra I dio station and the winner of the ' local contest will be sent to Port i land to take part in state competi; ! tion. Three anonymous judges i will be chosen to name the win ner of the local contest. Bud Robertson, Bend high i school coach, gave a brief talk on the team's outlook for the cur ! rent football season. He was In troduced by Hoger Wiley, bas ketball and baseball coach. ' GIKLS IN NO IR KRY SINGAPORE (IB In the first six months of 'his year only throe marriages of girls under 15 yearn look place at the Singapore regis : try. There was no last-minute rush I by teen agcrs to marry before the ; Dan on marrying under tne age oi i lti came into force on July 1. Itl It t) JOINS 411 1U1I MEMPHIS. Tenn. HP A bird that Hew Into Calvnry Methodist Church here perched in the ratters and sang throughout the Sunduy services. 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