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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1952 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE FIVE L Local News 1 TEMPEBATUBES Maximum yesterday, 39 degrees. lUiimuin tost night, 24 degrees. ' (Standard Time) Sunset today, 4:84. " : Sunrise tomorrow, 1:09, Word was received here today II the serious illness at Newberg (l Mrs. Mathtas Wilhelm, mother ki Mrs. Sam R. Scott, whose hus band was lormer co-owner with Marlon E. Cady in the Bend Troy 'Laundry. Mrs. Wilhelm suffered (stroke and is reported to be in fritical condition. . :-4 A marriage license was Issued u int. Luuutjr i a uiui.c jrea- lerday to Edward A. Hammer and ban M. (JniopeK, ootn ol ttend. I Albert t rey was to arrive to- ay irom isaiem, to attend tne uneral of his uncle, Christian tinner, tomorrow, t rey will be I guest at the home ot Mr. and Irs. George Poetschat. Frey and ioetschat are cousins. ! A routine meeting of the Cen tal Oregon selective service oard, ot which J. D. Donovan, end, is chairman, and John Kos- Madras, and Carey p oster, frineville, are the . other mem- ers, was held here yesterday af ternoon. The conference was new . fi the board office, i:i the V. S. fast Office building. Ail tiuee paru memoers were presem. Mrs. Cora Klinker left today br her home in Estacada, after pending several months in Bend. he was a guest at the home ol A r. and Mrs. Earl I razee, 65 Breeley. 1 (The Timbers -Coffee. Shoo nn Bghway 97. ,WE SPECIALIZE IN QUOD FOOD. Open from 11 a. m. 1 11 p. m. Closed Mondays. Adv. ".Harry's Fresh Fish Truck from Gloria will be in Bend all day Sat rduy and Sunday, Nov. 22 and 23 t the North Junction. Salmon, icelhead, smoked salmon, clams, kippered salmon and smoked shad. This will be the last chance for fresh salmon and steelhead this adv. V. F. W. Auxiliarv will hold home cooked food sale and bazaar at O'Donnell's Meat Market, Sat urday, November 22, starting at 10:00. adv. Skate For Health. Skating Sun days, matinee, 1 to 3:30, evenings, 7 to 10. Bend Roller Rink, adv. - Smorgasbord Saturday night, 5 :30 to 8:00 p. m., Pine Tavern. adv. "Job's Daughters will hold a Rum mage Sale Saturday, Nov. 22, at . the Bend Furniture Co. adv. For a .lifetime of beauty and -service, choose Sterling Silver by Wallnce, Towle. International. NIE BERGALL JEWELER, next to Cap itol Theatre. "We , Repair With : Care." Est. ,1926. adv. VACATION SCHEDULES PR NEVILLE, Nov. 27 While Christmas vacation at the schools of Madras will start on Saturday, Dec. 20, and extend until January 5, Crook county children will start their vacation on the same day but will return to classes on December 29. They will observe January 1 as a holiday: The pro longed Christmas vacation at the . Madras schools will cancel a i spring vacation. FINE REPORTED ' Jack E. Hague, driver for Insured Transporters of San Leandro, Cal., i whs fined $14.50 today by Justice of the Peace Ole W. Grubb for ; operating an over-length truck. Bend Roller Rink Open Evenings, Tues., Fri. & Sat., 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday Matinee 1 to 3:30 : Parties by Appointment on Mon., Wed., Thurs. Phone 491 BY GEORGEI Heath's Homemade Ice Cream is Good Kep the family well supplied. 139 Oregon Ave. BEND Qift Wrapping Supplies You'll find everything you need at MAHONEY'S. New, fresh stock Just in. Fine Selection CHRISTMAS CARDS Wrap Paper Ribbon , Tags, Seals Gummed Stars COME IN NOW FOR BEST SELECTION Mahoney Office Equipment Central Oregon's Leading Stationers Corner Wall and Oregon Phone 89 Dulles Asks FBI To Study Record NEW YORK, Nov. 21 IUV-John Foster Dulles, picked as secretary of state in the Elsenhower cab inet, announced Friday that "there is going to he no taint of suspi cion about the new State Depart ment." The secretary-designate made the announcement In a press con ference at Dwight D. Eisenhow er's Commodore Hotel headquar ters. "The first thing I did this morn ing was to speak on the phone to Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI," Dunes said. "I asked him to put his best men to work to investigaie my lile record and to report to Gen.. Eisenhower. "There is going to be no taint of suspicion about the new state department.- That goes for the top, for the bottom, and for all between. That's ail." Dulles is on record with expres sion of a firm belief that president-elect Eisenhower can end the war in Korea, and he now in the number one position to make that uji.Cx come true. How he expects a peace will be accomplished, -the newly designa ted secretary of state-to-be has not specified,, but it certainly will be no surrender to Communism. Dulles has warmly supported United States and United Nations action to crush the Korean attack, which he saw at its outset as a Communist move aimed at even tual domination of. Japan. The 64-year-old attorney and ac tive Protestant churchman will have unique advantages both as a shaper and an executor of for eign policy when he assumes in January the job for which he has been "in training" for most of his adult life. Convicts Nabbed With Stolen Car Two convicts who escaped from the state penitentiary at Salem last Sunday were apprehended in Fres no county, Cant., yesterday in pos session of the car stolen here Mon day evening from William C. Fic- kas. v The convicts, who were prison trustees, are Edward J. Wardell and Richard V. Abney. They were reportedly working outside of the prison enclosure when they walked away. They apparently hitch.hiked to Bend that night and stole the Fickas car the next day. - Sheriff Claude L. McCauley re ceived word from the Fresno coun ty sheriff today that the men and stolen automobile Were in custody there. Jha convicts will be return ed directly to the prison Instead of being brought here for further prosecution. , , Reds Have Corps Of Propagandists WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (IB Russian propagandists have an easy job compared with their free world counterparts. The staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported Friday the Kremlin is using 1,400,000 skilled propagandists in a "gigantic" move to divide the West and make "the world safe for Stalinism." Hospital News The following patients were ad mitted to St. Charles Memorial Hospital yesterday: Betty Holmes, 1929 Hill street; Mrs. Marvin Westfall, 205 E. Hawthorne; Mrs. Lester Steinberg, 165 Hawthorne. The following were dismissed: William Lively, Mrs. Duncan Mac Pherson, Bend; Mrs. Bud Cates, Crescent; Mrs. Joseph Petty, Red mond. Gathered pockets in your little girl's dresses will puff up nicely i if you stuff them with clean tis I sue paper when ironing after i laundering. Scotch Decorative Tape "Itippl Tie" Riblion Tinsel Cord Colored Cellophane Sheets jOUT our way OF TK l3AS. Y 60SH i TOO -HA-"-" ) FELL. DOWM AMP I'LL MISS I AND POW'T BE . HE GOBS TO ALL HAPP TH' ) ( PUMPIW ME WHAT ) THAT TROUBLE TO), MOVIE.' J V IT IS EITHER -7 r?&Si'I'3Vv I I HAVE A J -1 y " " , tirVHV MOTHERS feET ORAV "- Word of Death Received Here Mrs. George Beard, daughter of Mrs. Martha Elder of Bend, died Thursday morning in Clinton, Ind., it was learned here. Mrs. Beard had been hospitalized for three weeks, and underwent sur gery that disclosed cancer in an advanced stage. Mrs. Beard had visited relatives In Bend about 13 years ago. In addition to her mother, she is survived by her husband and a married daughter, and -the follow ing brothers and sisters: James, Clarence, Marguerite and Joe El der and Mrs. Mary Umbarger, all Bend; and Mrs. Frank Pawley, Indiana. Mrs. Umbarger went to Indiana because of her sister's ill health, and will remain there for the funeral. The services will be held Sun day in Clinton. Tinner Services Due on Saturday Funeral services for Christian Tinner, who died Thursday morn ing, will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. at the NiswongerWlnslow chapel. The Rev. Stanley G. Gun sten of First Lutheran Church will officiate. Mr. Tinner's death was from injuries suffered when he was struck by a car Wednesday eve ning on Revere avenue, near his home. The death was the first traffic fatality in the city of Bend in over two years. EXPENDITURES TOI.D SALEM, Nov. 21 (IB The Oregon Milk Producers. Committee spent $148,697 in opposition to an initiative proposal to change Oregon s milk production and marketing act, the State Elections Bureau said Friday. The committee for school district reorganization spent $18,370. is EASY TO INSTALL You do more than save dollars on installation costs by using Zonoiite. You save up to 40 on your fuel bills! This amazing insolation also gives you extra fire protec tion. 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Cattle for week 3700; market slow on largest Monday run in six years; good-choice fed steers steady; fed heifers 2 or more lower; sows 1-2 under early last week; bulls fully 1-1.50 off: oth ers about 1 off; good-choice fed steers 28.51M0; short fed good steers 25.50-28; commercial 20 22.50; utility 16-19; good-choice fed heifers 23, few to 24 with individuals to 25; commercial mostly 19-21; utility 15-18; can-ner-cutter 9.50-11; utility cows 12 14; utility-commercial bulls 15-19. Calves for week 825; market uneven; good-choice light vealers 26-28.50; good heavy calves 20-22; medium-good stock calves 19-23; cull-utility slaughter calves & veaiers la-lb. Hogs for week 2825; market 25 50 cents lower on butchers, steady on sows; choice 1-2 butchers ID 19.50; choice sows 16-17; no feed er pigs. Sheep 2235; market around 1.50-2 lower on slaughter lambs, feeders 1 off at mid-week with late demand nil; good-choice wooled lambs 18-18,50; early to 19.50-20; choice 19 down late witn extreme early top 20.25; good choice feeders early 17.50-18.50; later good 17 with some unsold late; slaughter ewes 5.50-6.50. The Erie Canal was opened in 1825. Don't pay high prices to have workmen inatn late your home! You can do the job yourself in a few hours if you use Zonoiite. This famous Vermiculite insulation is lightweight, easy to handle. Just open a bag and pour between joists in your attic. It flows into every nook and cranny. And once installed, Zonoiite is good for the life of the building. Use Our Easy ABC PAYMENT PLAN When You Remodel or Repair. COPELAND LUMBER CO. 318 Greenwood, Bend, Phone 110 Red Expected To Confess 'Crimes' VIENNA. Austria. Nov. 21 flft Conununism's biggest trial since the boviet mass-purge of the nud-i 1930's went into its second day Friday with Bedrich Geminder, once the -Kremlin's chief agent in Ked Chechoslovakia, expected to confess his "crimes." Gemindcr was listed as the num ber two defendant of (he 14 former top Czech Reds on trial In Pank- rao Prison courtroom on charges ranging irom treason una espion age to murder and Tilosim. Rudolf Slansky, who as secre tary-general of the Czech Commu nist party was over Gemindcr in the satellite state, .was the top de fendant in the trial which opened Thursday. Rated in the number three spot of Ihe defendants was former For eign Minister Vladimir Clemenlis, who was probably better known to the outside world, hut not as now- erful as Slansky and Geminder once were within Red Czechoslovakia. All 14 defendants except demen tis are Jews. Geminder, a handsome man with heavy black hair, once was a dele gate to the Comiiiform. In Czecho slovakia he- worked as Slansky's deputy. PROGRAM SUaUESTKD PORTLAND, Nov. 21 tin Offi cials attending the Association of Oregon Counties were urged Friday to consider establishment of a sys tem of community colleges, as a partial answer to the 75 tv 100 per cent enrollment hike expected when war babies reach college age. Tha suggestion was made by Dr. Morgan Odell, president of Lewis and Clark College, who said chil dren now crowding grade schools will start "washing a flood tide of enrollment against college ' doors at that time." Condolence In Service In your time ol great sorrow, depend on us to shoulder every possible part of the burden, smooth the way with efficient and dignified funeral service; conducted with the deepest human sympathy. 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