The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, January 26, 1355
Here and There
George Tackman and son, Jim,
were Bend visitors Tuesday from
Pnnevule.
flayers Re-Elect
George Churchill
Group President
A nurlcus group of Bend Corn-
tend, it was ann.Mineed.
Mrs. Ern E. Whisvnand ol Bend mimity Players re-elected Girge
and Mrs. Robert Hrminmvav of Churchill president ' and nannxl
Jau? ,SOr0P"m'f CLUb Palo Alio, Calif., will leave next
Euroio, to be joined
ern.
hnlH its rwnbr nimn Itmchvn en
Thiirsriav .ln -7 at th pin- TauJ wcel1 r
jHT uy miss uniwmiv
Mr and Mrs. J W. Elliott and; Mrs. hisenand lvil! ,pav( !urs
son, U-aig, from Klamath Falls
were weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stafford,
1312 S. h street. Mrs. Elliott is
the Staffords' daughter.
The Civil Air Patrol will hold
its regular meeting Thursday eve
ning at the Bend airport quarters,
with cadets to report in uniform
at 7:30 for close-order drill, lead
ers of the group have announced.
Classes in general aircraft instruc
tions will follo.v at 8 p.m. i
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ray and Mr.i
and Mrs. Lee Calder, who are
spending the winter in Arizona,
have established residence in
Wickenburg, local friends have
learned. The Rays report that Mr
and Mrs. Norman Venable, also
former Bend residents, are living
in Phoenix, where they operated a
restaurant, until selling the busi
ness recently. Both Ray and Cal
der are carpenters. The Rays were
active in the Deschutes Geology
club and local square - dance
groups.
Charles Trautner of St. Paul,;
Minn., an earl.ylay Bend resident -is
here for a reunion with his sis
ters, Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy and
Mrs. Anna Brosti'rhous. Ttiis is his
first visit to Central Oregon in 13
years.
Pine Forest grange will hold it;
March of Dimes benefit Friday
evening, at the Grange hall just
south of town. There will be a pol
itick dinner at 6: TO, followed by a
musical program, cards and
games. The public is invited to at-
day, and will meet Mrs. Homing
way in New York Ciiy. They will
sail Feb. 1 for Frankfurt. Ger
i many, where thev will snend sev
eral weeks with Mrs. Whisenand's
son. Dr. James M. Whisraand. and
Mrs. Keats Oliver treasurer, at a
reorganization meeting Tuesday
evening at the City Hall.
Membership expansion was dis
cussed and those present at the
meeting agreed to make an effort
to contact pesons ivlio might be
interested in little theater work.
The next meeting was set for
Tuesday evening, Feb. 8, at 8
o'clock in the City Hail. Play
Dora Henry Dies
At Bend Hospital
Dora Henry, wife of Rutledge I.
Henry, 1W3 W. Third street, died
Wednesday morning at St. Charles
Memorial hospital, where she had
been a patient 17 days. She had
been a Bend resident 36 years.
Mrs. Henry was born April 2-1,
1885, in Almey, Wyo. She belonged
to the auxiliary of Jay H. Upton
camp, United Spanish - American
War Veterans; the Bend Rebekah
lodge and Neighbors of Woodcraft
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by two sons. Vein G.,
Springfield and Clyde L.. Spokane:
t.vo brothers. Roy Maitby, Ogden,
Utah, and Frank Maitby. in Alas
ka: a sister in Sandy,
four grandchildren.
family. Dr. Whisenand is chief of .reading will begin, for a produc
urology at the 87th Armv general ! !ion tentatively scheduled for April
hospital in Frankfurt. On March I or M;y-
13, Miss Grihskov will reach Ger- Persons who are interested in
many by plane, after an air trip! participating are urged to get in
to Stockholm, via the new Swedish! touch with Churchill or Mrs. Oli-
Airlines "north pole" route. The
women will tour tiie continent to
gether for two months, and will
return on the ocean liner United
States.
A public pinochle partv will lo
held at the Moose hall Friday at
8 p.m., proceeds to go to the
March of Dimes.
The Rebekah lodge will sponsor
a public card party Saturday, Jan.
29, at 8 p.m. at the lOOF hall. It
was erroneously stated in Tues
day's paper that another group
A'ould hold a card party there tiiat
night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. lladley. Sil
ver Lake, are spending tiie week
in Bend.
ver before the next meotingrSug
gestions for plays also will be wel
come, the officers said.
Bend Hospital
The following are new patients
at St. Charles Memorial hospital:
Mrs. Henry Dazy, 824 E. 3rd
street: Ronald Jordan. 7. son of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jordan, Gil
christ; Mrs. Lvle Gilliland. 1070
Union.
Dismissed: Mrs. LaVerne La-
Nee, Warm Springs; Mrs. Frank
Rei's. Madras: Mrs. Merton
tVauge and Colleen Francis, Bend.
Woman Reports
Joy Riding Car
A speeding ear went on quite a
joy ride last night.
It swerved from the street in till"
Hut) block of Hill, bounced over
two low brick walls, smashed
head-on into a third and in so dtv
ing left deep tire tracks through
the garden of Mrs. Cora Creiglilon,
1418 Hill.
Mrs. Creiglilon reported the in
cident to police early this morning.
Utah,, and he said it occurred late last night.
The car. after smarting the third
Hagglund Girl
To Be Released
Sjier! d
P.EDMO. :
und of Redifivi
ight plane 1 1 -.
passenger
to Tile ltiiilidin
-V - N.I.-C-- Hagg-
bii-.cd when a
.0 she was a
an emergency
landing Sunday, is expected to hi'
released soon from Sacred Heart
hospital in Eugene. ' Miss Hagg
iund. a junior at the University of
Oregon, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Y. Hagglund of Red
mond. She and the pilot of Hie
plane, a graduate student at the
university, from Albany, were hos
pitalized. Another couple who were
passengers were uninjured. The
pilot was released from Sacred
Heart after a check-up. and Miss
iiagglutid sustained a broken nose
and a wrenched back.
The pilot apparently had to make
an emergency landing because of
engine failure. The plane "pan
caked" in a field near Hie Albany
airport as the party were return
ing from a flight. The Hagglimds'
son, James, is a freshman at the
university and has kept the family
in Redmond informed of his sis
ter's condition. She also talked to
hor parents by telephone Sunday
evening from the hospital, Mrs.
Hagglund says.
8 Cases Handled
By Madras Judge
.
11a S. Grant's
Sage
Bnishings
'Sptvlal to The Bulletin
MADRAS Eight cases, tnclud
g two juveniles, came before
Joe Paiin, Municipal court judge.
this week.
a o n:, ,ia 0iM The Italian tenor IS on trie way. an- urc nam nra-jnnra, uun
-, ',.; n.wi i-i out. and in his place, we'll bej Vancouver. Wash.; the Tandem
each and placed on probation for hearing the German piano-player.; Four, Harmmettes and the Tto
one year after uieadine guilty to I say this on the strength of
in- Isidores, allot Portland, and the
urn- tw alter uieaumg I" - " . . ... -
charges of minor in possession of side information from Jack Thorn-1 Key Notes, from Pacifjc University,
intoxicating liquor. 1. Keeps me posieu on mu-
Efmer Henry, Wamic, driving sical goings-on from his vantage
while under the influence of intox-iposnt behind the phonograpii at
icating liquor, defective muffler. radio station KB.M).
and one license plate, guilty, fined Jack, by the way. calls his sta-
$105 and sentenced to 60 days injtion vragon "Die drahikommode."
jail. He and his wife Marjorie, explain
Vernon Earl Henry. Wamic,: that the name is also the title of
drank in an au'i, guilty,' $25 orja ncw mimlier by Der Sehrage
12 days. : iving time. Bessie Cow- Otto tThe Real Coo! Ottot, the
apoo.' PendU:-!!. lisorderly eon-(German equivalent of Liberate
duct, guilty. SVJ) fine and 50 days: "Die drahikommode" is sort of a
in jail, may suspend any or all of
.'inc.
Laseo C::iiert, Warm Springs,
driving while under the influence
r.i ;.uo.icating liquor, guilty, $105
or 60 days, serving time. Gerald
Russell Dean Crown, Madras, dis
orderly conduct, guilty, $20 and 30
davs, served five days and placed
on probation for six months.
Ned Robert Masser, Prmeville,
vagrancy, guilty, sentenced to
serve lii days.
Deadline Noted
In Dimes Drive
Special tn The Bulletin
SISTERS Residents are remind
ed by the V.F.W. and the Ladies
Auxiliary that Jan. 31 is the final
date for making donations to the
March of Dimes polio fund.
Mr. und Mrs. Roiiert Carson of
Camp Sherman are the parents of
a baby girl born Sunday at the St.
Charles Memorial hospital in Bend.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Carson teach
in the Camp Sherman school. This
is their first child.
Mrs. A. W. Meiidetihall of the B
and B. resort at Camp Sherman
made a visit to her home at Camp
Sherman Friday, Jan. 21. Mrs.
Mendenliall has been ill and in the
hospital in Bend but is now im
proving steadily.
Former Resident
PATROL KEOlSta MZKI)
SpiiMal to The Bulletin
it nn to -rt... .1 -(1
the Graybutte Grazing associationjQt Ddla DieS
has been organized, directors re
port. Cattle belonging to the asso
ciation are gr azed on Land Utili
zation project land. They also re
minded that the association has a
standing offer of $J00 jjeward for
information leading to conviction
s veet-sonr version of "The Tiling."
Not that it sounds the same.
Drahikommode" is a gimmick or
thingmajig that excites Amuse
ment, tl made a- guess, and my
translation was altogether differ
ent.) This Real Gone Otto is creating
something of a sensation, as I said
before. He is the inspiration of a
waxing t that's what they say in
the trade called "The Crazy Otto"
and featuring the terrific tin-pan
alley piano of Johnny Maddox. It
starts out with something that
sounds like "Ung - Time Cowboy
Joe." But according to the laliel,
the piece is a niediey of following
selections: "Jn Der Allen Hafeii
bar," "In der Naclit ist dor
Mensrh nicht gern aiteine." "Das
Machen Nur die Bienc von Do
lores." "Was macht der alte See
mann" and "Spiel' mir line itUe
Melodic Es spiell." You can almost
play the record while you're fig-;
uring out the titles. ;
"In addition to Otto's tunes, there j
is oilier German music in many:
tempos. You might try the "Bei
zacrtlieher Musik" tango. "Rosa
numde" (our old friend "Beer
Barrel Polka"), "Emma! Cowboy
sein" ifoxlrotl or tile "Hoch Hei
delberg" march. I-et's have one!
Forest Grove.
Three men's quartets are offi
cially signed. They are the Van
couver, Wash., QuarteraotiSi; the
Minor Chords, Forest Grove, and
the Quaker Lads, George Fox col
lege, NeAberg. Inquiries and re
quests, for registration blanks ha'e
come from many others, and For
est Grove anticipates the biggest
quartet run-off yet in the history
of the contest.
V?'"i) ' W
Ypsfprday tin IIjU'? nd I aJ;
nnr fuRh in ttu jmrli. This is smi
imusuaf. nf rottrst, fitit f nwnin
ii jt on th rharu timt the xon
will Rwt to rtain t'aJiforaia rftam-
Xli'v ttkp& at the yik'&k: hM Ut?
and find it stiff fits
qunriHl ai U darfes and thvy
an naming to tut our bnad
tok1h. drofifKMl Gur pajwr
sacks in itw hi Krvt Rarhage
ran, and imkrd tip nt the bare1
bramhfs of tbi bhivk ImmMH and
tw hhut hlai &y. Tito whliv
cttradN IritHHtfd with ttw awr trail
left by a jrt jilanr,
We vtrrn'i ibi only fulks walrfi
luff it trat. lit sjjarc of a
single vigil at the Skywatch trnwr
21 JWs and three fiotttiKtrs wen
rouiitt'd,
ltK a tmdrfui frriinj; to ftnv
a taste at sprintiMM'- tiht in the
miridto of tthitrr. MnUen you t&ei
iikt singiiigj
si?
rrf k You tiriuatfii
j f x iripe from youf
-L AL Uon t want
Yoiill Suddenly Seem
lo Have Grown an Entirely
New and Flawless Skin!
Joa will be startled when you see yourself-your friends will
be startled when they see vou-and rii, how envious the
wsli be!
And new somes a truly stw liquid mak-iij) that will do for
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L!ii.in Ptus Liquid iSakt-Vp really covers the sins of year
hate, are hidtfen from sight. So amazing is the covering power
- ? ,!s heavenly liquid, you could, if ng wislnrf. use a dmte
iwiuer man your own am na siili have oerfert newjikm
louk. But i
s two more beauty wonders for you;
1U instantly Imparts a kind of vouth-giving radiance- that
is completely new. That is because all its shades are the
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most flattering to you is easy to find, too, as you will discover
when you see them all.
2LAJHM.1S Puis Liquid Hnit-Up, containing the magic of
Lmoux Ps.es, helps to soften and smooth your skin every
mmule you wear it.
linagine a make-up that not only jpves you She atspesrance
of having instantly grown a new, flawless and younger-looking
Kin, oat itsst atso mHlces U sotter feeling
and smoother'looking. $i pius tax, avaiiabfa
wlierever cosmetics are vM. Indeed, there is
nothing in all the world like Lsouu Pi.cs
liquid MakeMp.
Liquid Make-Up
Jhsts is only one genuine tonoHa Plus!
The Niswonger - Winslmv niortu-'of the low-lying barricades, backed on molesting and stealiiij; catlle.
ary will he in charge of the fu-joff and then swept around it and, The patrol has been in operation
neral arrangements. was off. nightly for the past two years.
DROP BY THE KITCHEN CORNER
Your Headquarters for the Unusual in Kitchen Supplies and Decorative Novel
ties AT SYMONS BROS. JEWELERS.
Spice Island Sets
Spices and vinegars Salcd Sets
Constant Comment Lazy Suzans
and Ming Tea O Apothecary Jars
Barbeque Aprons and 9 jea pors
a'5S Decorative Tiles
Copper McIJs Bread Board$
Trivets Chopping Blocks
Pepper Mill Sets . and Scores of Other Items
Symon's Bros Jewelers
S & H Green Stamps
'The House of Eeouty"
George Paddock.
resident, died .lan. 2:
land hospital, local friends have
learned. The funeral was to be
held today at Ihe Utile Chapel of
the Chimes.
Mr. Paddock is survived by his
wife. Kiimta, and a nephew in
Portland, lie was about SO. The
Paddocks were Hend residents for
number of years, until they
nrwitl lo Port'and ei'.dil veal's ao. i
He was in htiiiK'ss ht'iv. 1
IHshlnt; it(i all this erinmi nm-j
sic is sort of like throw Iiik a;
curve, when we were jnst RefiitiRj
neii fo mouthing ItnHnn phrases
like "Iji feininlim l II nioiislo," i
'mclii1iil".i hum" and "vstfi a
sjMisa.' there are even those di
lettante music lovers who do snvh
verbal evmiwvdles as Hie Italian
former BondW' '. "V ,r5", J"Vit
at a Port- i' "
liuyiorus.
Group to Elect !
On January 3!
SiKvi-.J to The Itullciin
PIUNKVU,!.?: R..rt.s will he
iven anil election of officers will;
be held at the annua) lnectin of'
ille council of Campj ;i(in.j:(N--
For awhile, everyone was whoez-
irm "That's Aimrc,"' along with
Kddie Martin, and reveiinc in (he
strains of "fiiiisiniie Mnndnlino.
with the Gadabouts. Kven South
Ameriran rhythnis Rot the Italian
treatment, ami the more energetic
dancers went tliroiiRh wond'rwis
gyrations while Hnsemary Clooni'y
sam; "Miimbo lialiano."
1 can remeniber when I couid
si:u4 ail tiie porailnr' somts. alons;
with the best of them. "Oh, You
tieoiitifiii Uor:" "Paradise," "I'm
Dam-iny with Tears in My Kyes,"
"The Muse- tines 'Hound and
Hound." tireat stuff! Tliis foreian
l:ini;uaue fud makis me f-il like
an outsider. Why doesn't soiihh'
write some H'W.l solids m l;4-p;iy
the frincv
fire Kills, scheduled o be held
Jan. ill at S o'clock at the Camp
Kire barrai-ks.
Entertainnient will be provkii'd ;
by various Camp Fire groups and:
Art Michel, vice-jiresident of thej
council, will arrange for jvfmdi
ments to be served.
Markets
I'OKTl-AM DAHiV
Hy t 'Idled Press
Prices were unchanKcil today.
l'.,s To rciaiicrs: tirade AA
large. Ml- doz; A larje, -Ifi-S'i'c
do; AA medium, liic; A medium
1I-1."k: A small, ilrH-; cartons
additional. 1 .
Butter - To retailers: AA arade P.hAirrY!Cn dhfifre
Ppeakim; of nuisic fas of course
we arc), eyes ol bai'Se'sho;i ijuar
lels thraii!;iio:ii the Pacific North
west are focositv: on t-'oiost Crore.
wiiere entries are fa-ins lin-'d u
for the ninth annual All Noriliivesi
soiijfest and tlay Jiijielie.s festival.
Ken. 21. l'" anil 'X.
Tiiey've made the contest co-ed-uration.il
liiii year, ami wduMh'!
you know it'.' So far. there are
mare female than male ipiartets
signed ill). The feminine foursomes
who have their names ol
fTiiTwo Bend Girls
lilll'
lb: cartons tic; A
cailuns, (lie; fi prints,!
prims, 6Gc
prisits. Ok
61c.
f'h,et-,. T tve.il,-- A ,-,,1,.
I llflUMI . t(f)it Mlli-'M'S -i'-f,J-
IOUTIAM t.'A l,STO K
llos pnrrs lower inday.
CaMlff :r-i0; market ruiher slow,
mosiiy s(r;ifiy fo wpjik; load
ntixcU wvHl-vhuivt lb. ftM.l
steers J.;.:0. Ihtiy .soi led at 20;
few rommrrciiil -tow j;'od stift
frfl M:irs '.i-2.'4i; uiiiiiy ttPifccs
i I..VI. t'itnnt'r - vuUor t'ims
mosiiy 7.: S V). f-w 0; frv nUbiy
rows 1J; iitil(fy-ffuni i iai bulls
mistiy V- cutff rs l wn lo U.
;ih-s m a r k t
fi", nius'iy 20-1'"), tv xitt.il
Htoiro ufihfy r;tlv-s
vrNiir-rs rulls diAvn (o H.
low r on itniff'-fi offi
A choirs 1 hmrlv j;i IT4 ihs, 35.V;
ivw i h itrp 3 ;trwn'i flown
to IS.:); rfioi'-f Jt( Jit. tt,7.r,
rhon-. :;so.?: m. n.VM;.
h'it vii l' vuj'piy iv A i'ii'iii:;li tn (f-sl
privvs (HK; rhof i h-ti ufT !
K'Jtnbs JH.)f-.'0; our bi ytpxlvhw
'.o, :i fHI M lf, hijnlw IS; fi-w
hoi. .. 7f) Jb, U'f-ti'-v lambs 37,
U, down io 15;
Miifofi Sriiull til H'-ml Uvn
;iitjoml''i ;mi rti!! ol i-Mupui
evfnis ;t( fiir.;on St;i!' ro!Eei;f
Mi K(i l.--'in hns hwi sHrrifd
niu-;;f- vh:ni man Tor She AsswiHifil
W'tmii Sm;iMits winter -.itniv;H
vhidi is Ivi'f iifimi:diy Ut ruisr
m tivy fr A'.VS scholarships axid
Joan JujiiJs. Sii is a IifMunfin m
Srhfji!. senior in for si ry,
h;ts b'-r-n npjjfunli"! Irroraiions
rhairjji;m for tinwvtl Knrnfiop
Kr.s day, rcijjiiofj and nMMfiiSmfj
Uy for nrfMn awl fanner OSC
forestry sttid'-nls.
Miss Krst kvui is ihr d-nihfr tJ
Mr. awl Mrs. Vm i IC. Kt wkson, Ml
of Mr. ;md Mt.. r'l'in'in Hdifsfl,
hih Krmklm. V, ni
itivi t
"sieadV to 2h Redmond HospHa
onn;; sm-nhh j 1
T'h'Sijv, Six pcrus iVi'n
ot( ft.iSit t :n r atid ili;,rb:ifj(d
Afv ffistiii'ed Vii'tf Hiss es
WHM 'lEi'f W. C. f'WiilKT. 'ftU''S,
jod-cnoiie twts Pay Pirarri. Wrm SjirtnK; and
-:
u-. o,. now jMm.
f r 1
and you re reay
fpr. SPRING-
'.--KaW
Choose Your
JoordaIe
junior syfTe.A jzff, not am agc
Now at Manrthcimcr's
,1 f ' ' ' If
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f'l
If I
junior hi fr
SCAR, A L'h
SUIT " .-rv'
t'rk
1 a J
A flannel nid flmf fifs in every ws
tti liie word (Mils JjM-ir in firiiit vlu
cHon nrf MiHed altnmt tasal)y
fliroimh jewi-led falls wliaj tnnre If-
liaiul cfeKaiice could one fni( liavc!
3IiMn-da!e-ailird f !Infiii,ys fiew !.
hie Vtiiiil flaimi'i. I,ii;li( grey, churi-oal,
cortt, fieiKe, cadrf iriitn or navy. 49.f 5
INTER:
THE NEWEST LOOK
Tiie tmtsi gcflffy fj'mjwred Mtit a
jiiniiir ran put n Jier liacli anil
with (ite hymirioms of tiew
jie It'st mx Jaikrf j,niy limld
ed, 11' skirt a jdntighl sfreak,
Mimrdnle failiired tif B)jf)iy's
I'rfnwwxi, jmre wihiI orMi Tlan
twl jlinndrd and bed ill
matching eroMrralii rtWwsn. Navy,
itj;)if sn'.v. litarcoai, forli lM-!);e
r cadet trine, 55.00
it
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The Fashion Center of Bend
Many other Moordoie
salts. Saes 715 Priced
from 4?,?5 to 75.00
AJso see rte spring eoJ
tcction ef Sacony falm
Beach suits et $25 and