FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1952
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
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TEMPERATURES
Lxlmum yesterday, 37 degrees.
hlmum last night, Si degrees.
.. (Standard Time) ,
lunset today, 4:40.
iunrlae tomorrow, 7:80. '
b'r. and Mrs. E. A. Moody have
Lrned from a month's vacation
b in the east during which Dr.
(ody attended the annual Amer-
h pediatric convention ut cm-
:o. They also visited in Indl
i and New York while away,
.isle L, Berkshire, western dl-
lon manager of the Chamber
Commerce of the united States,
been In Bend the cast two
Is on business from his head-
Irters In San Francisco.
marriage license was Issued
(the county clerk's office yes-
pay io noy ivan MCKenzie ol
jnevllle and Castella Anne Mc-
of Bend.
r. Charles E. Oonlev is in
rtland to attend the annual
feting of the Oregon Cancer
Bety this weekend. Dr. Donlev
the society's medical director,
district imo. a, which comnrls-
pll of Central Oregon. .
former Bend resident. PhlliD
Igan, petroleum geologist now
iioned in Bismarck, N. D was
fcng Oregonians who attended
Notre Dame-Oklahoma foot
game in 'South' Bend, Ind.,
past week. He was in Chica-
(for a conference, and saw the
(test that proved to be the
fotry's No. 1 football thriller of
weeK end.
John W. Hendren, general traf-
llTlflnawr nf tho PnmmlKcfnn
public Docks, Portland, was a
iness visitor in Bend today.
irs. ira cram, a former Bend
f Redmond resident now living in
lanon, is nere tor a snort visit.
is a guest at the home of
and Mrs. Walt Howard,
Hospital News
fcrtice Members IWA Local 6-7:
war meeting oaiuraay, rtovem
15th, 2:00 p. m. We have the
In thp Nnrthwpat NnnmtinHww
BiLi ciict?, io oe reaa. ah mem
s urged to attend. .... Adv.
fomen of the Moose public tur
t dinner at Moose Hall, Sunday,
vember 16, 1 p. m. to 7 p. m.
(lite $1.50, children 75c. Adv.
Four persons are in St. Charles
Memorial Hospital as the resulf of
separate traffic , mishaps last night
aim una Illuming..
David Abbott, 2419 McKinley ave
nue, Berkeley, Calif., and Irving
F, Domes, 1726 9th avenue, Oak
land, Calif., were injured when
their car went into a skid last night
on highway 97, just south of Bend.
They were admitted to the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. John Cooley, who
were moving from Florence to
Route 1, out of Bend, suffered
minor injuries when their car col.
lided with a truck reportedly left
on the road, They were checked
Into the hospital this morning at
'Other new patients at the hos
pital include: Mrs. : Harrv Linn
526 Arizona: Mrs. Jackolvn Cates.
Crescent; Michael Mahoney, 1555
awDrey wiiuam stollmacK, 744
The followinc were dismissed
Mrs. Alfred Welcome, Burns; the
Kev. uuoert Anderson. Wichita
Kan.; Mrs. Elizabeth Horning, Ore
gon city; miss cora Bosserman
and William Masterson, both Bend,
Mrs. Von Burgess, 78 Lava Road,
ano imam oaugnter, were dismiss
ed today from the maternity floor.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS!
We want to thank you for your
consideration and patience while
the change in billing for heating
oils, stove and diesel is being made
irum me Seattle omce tn nnr inrn
office. . Henceforth billings and
statements as wen as collections
are to be hand ed locallv bv this
office and will be known as the
"union Burner Oil Service." Ths
chance is being made with the oh.
tective of giving our customers,
poth old and new, better service.
rKEu MEYERS,
, ' UNION OIL CONSIGNEE.
Adv.
PHOT OGRAPHIC CHRISTMAS
CARDS from your snapshots. Many
lovely designs. Order this month
only. Myrick's Studio, 206 Oregon.
,-, Adv.
The Timbers Coffee Shop on
highway 97. WE SPECIALIZE IN
GOOD FOOD. Open from 11 a. m.
to 11 p. m. Closed Mondays.
Adv.
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OUT OUR WAY
By J. iV William
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EXACTLY Ml EVEN HIM TO 1 TALK ABOUT PEOPLE
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Albany Justice
Commits Suicide
ALBANY, Ore., Nov. 14 (IB
Harlow l&Roy Weinrick, 45, Al
bany justice of the peace and for
mer district attorney, committed
suicide early Friday by piping ex
haust fumes into his closed car.
Police said Weinrick wrote let
ters to all members ol his family,
close friends and relatives ex
plaining where they could find
his body and how they should
handle his affairs. Reason for his
suicide was not disclosed.
following his instructions, dep
uty sheriffs found Weinrick dead
in his automobile about two miles
north of here near Highway 99K.
A .rubber hose connected the ex
haust pipe of his car to the in
terior.: Weinrick had been justice of
the peace for several years. He
was district attorney from 1938
to 1946.
Soroptimist Club doll sale dolls
with complete handmade wardrobe,
baby dolls in bassinettes. Now on
display at City Drug, to be sold
Friday and Saturday. Adv.
Something new. Evangelist Lee
at the True Gospel Church 213 La
fayette St., has the gift of discern
ment. He will tell you what is
wrong with your body. Come and
see. Will pray for sick Wednesday
night. Harriet Marling, .Pastor.
- ..' MY:
Bazaar, First Presbyterian
Church, Saturday, Nov. 15, hours,
10 to 10. Novelties, anrons. hand
work, cooked foods. Chili, dough
nuls, coffee served from 11:30 to
8 p. m. adv.
The second card Darlv of series
of three, Saturday night, Nov. 15
at Odd Fellows Hall 8 o'clock.
Third party will be Nov. 22. adv.
A small denosit will hold anv
gift until Christmas. NIEBERGALL
JEWELER, next to Capitol Thc-
au-e. -we Kepair witn care." htt.
1926. adv.
Teachers Attend
P. E. Convention
Seven members of the health and
physical education department of
the Bend Public Schools left today
for Pendleton to attend the state
convention of the Oregon Assoc).
ation of Health, Physical Education
and Recreation, this weekend.
Claude Cook, director of physical
education, is the association presi.
dent and will preside at the ses
sions. Roger Wiley of the high
school athletics staff will present
a report in the boys' section Satur
day afternoon, utners rrom uena
attending the convention are Bar-,
bara Bay, Virginia Ferguson; Ar
lene Holmes, Coralee Munson and
John Prentice. (---
A special feature of the conven
tion will be a talk by Dr. Forrest C.;
"Phog'' Allen, basketball coach at
Kansas University.; His team won
the NCAA championship and the
1952 Olympics. Dr. Allen was
brought to Oregon through the joint
efforts of the Oregon and Washing
ton associations.
Another outstanding personality
appearing is Dr. Fred Hein of
Washington, D.C., health education
consultant for the American Medi
cal Association.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
(By United Prow)
Cattle for week 3,030; market
uneven ; choice fed steers 31.00;
good grass-short fed steers 25.50
28.50; commercial steers 21.00
24.00; utility 17.50-20.00; choice fed
heifers 27.50; canner-outtcr cows
11.00-13.00; utility cows 13.50-15.00;
commercial 15.00-16.00; utility
"commercial bulls 18.00-21.50. '
Calves for week 610; market
steady; good-prime light vealcrs
26.00-30.00; commercial 22.00i24.00;
heavy calves 21.00-23.00; cull-utility
11.00-17.00; good-choice stock
calves 23.00-25.00.
Hogs for week 2,300; market 25c
lower; choice 1-2 butchers 19.50
19.75; medium down to 18.50;
choice sows 16.00-17.00; no feeder
pigs.
Sheep for week 2,175 ; good-choice
wooicd and No. 1 pelt Iambs 19.00
20.00; choice-prime up to 21.50;
good-choice feeders 18.00-18.50; good
choice ewes 5.50-6.50. i
Complete Stock at all
times. Immediate delivery.
Lime Plaster
Cement Brick
Moulding Insulation
Wallboard (Firtex) Forrest Board
Hardware Millworfc
Rooting Paint
Tileboard Siding
WHY WAIT!
Whon our easy ABC PAY PLAN
enables you to
REPAIR OR REMODEL TODAY
COPELAND
LUMBER CO.
318 Greenwood, Bend, Phone 110
Suspect Denies
Roseburg Murder
SALEM, Nov. 14 (IB-John Wil
liam Coffield, 24, gave himself up
to city police Thursday night and
denied that he killed a girl near
Roseburg.
Coffield, who asked that he be
given a truth scrum or lie detector
test, was taken to Roseburg Fri
day. He was arrested on a Rose
burg warrant charging him with
first degree murder in connection
with the death of Georgia Lucille
Lang, whose body was found near
Oakland, Ore,, Oct. 30. The girl
disappeared in April.
Also being held in Roseburg in
connection with the case is Chester
D. Crabb, 24, former sailor from
Arago, Ore. Crabb also claims he
is innocent". .,
Coffield said, "They say I killed
that girl near Roseburg and it's a
lie.
"I've got a record and not a
chance in the world with the only
story that I know," he said.
Coffield said he recently served
one year out of 10 at Monroe re
formatory in Washington state on
a charge of first degree assault,
Nutritionist Due .
Here Next Week
Miss Edith Herron, nutritionist
with the Oregon Dairy Council,
will be in Bend, Monday through
Wednesday, November 17-18-19,
to confer with community leaders
about their local health program.
The Oregon Dairy Council car
ries on a statewide program of
dairy products promotion through
health and nutrition education. It
is sponsored by Oregon's dairy
producers and encourages the use
of more milk and dairy products
in the diet for better health and
e a t in g enjoyment. The Dairy
Council is financed partly by the
Oregon Dairy Products Commis
sion and partly through a volun
teer membership program.
While In Bend, Miss Herron
will confer with the following per
sons; Dr. Stewart, health officer
and Lucy Mullins, supervising
nurse of the Tri-County,, Health
Department; Mrs. Thompson Tay
lor, executive secretary, Tubercu
losis and Health Association; Mrs.
Velma Buckingham, county school
superintendent; Ulster Marian
Claire, St. Francis school, and
Glen Lay, manager, Medo-Land
Creamery.
Teen-Age Crash
Takes One Life
PALLAS, pre., Nov. 14 (in Two
Dallas high school students Friday
were suffering injuries sustained In
a train-car collision that Thursday
claimed the life of 15-year-old
Robert Lee Gossen, a fellow school
mate. , .'. :. , .
Joe Davis, 19, whose injuries were
considered serious, and Lyle Beoh
told, 16, were riding in the car
driven by young uossen when it
struck a Southern 'Pacific freight
train at the Derry crossing six miles
east of here. ,
Witnesses said the electric cross
ing signal was working st the time
of the accident,
, Gossen was the son of Mrs. Helen
Gossen, Dallas.
We've Scooped The Market!
SiiidDw Mil &le
One-Piece Snow Suit and Pram Suits by Pfapet
. Snow suit prices come tumbling,
Plapet one-piece snow suits and r
pram suits only $5.95, a remarkable
vuiue considering ine lop quality
fabric. In many gay colors in
sizes 1 to 3. At this price it will pay
you to buy two or threat
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For Winter Warmth Shop Wetle's
Warm clothing for women, boys and girls snug footwear!
Ladies' fur trimmed
Storm Boot, pr. 5.95
Children's, 5.25
White or Rod
Ladies', 4 to 10
White Swing Boot, 3.50
TMC SMARTEST SHOtS WtAR
Children's... 3.45
Sizes 13 to 3......3.75
Children's "Nancy"
' 1-buckie Boot, only 2.75
White or Red, 4V4 to 9 ,
Boys' Paratrooper, 4.95
Brown, Sizes 12 to 3 :
Boys'
4-buckle O'shoes
All rubber, built for wear
! Sizes 11 to 2, 3.50
Sizes 2i to 6, 4.95
and many other styles at
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