The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 23, 1955, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text2a The Bthd Bulletin. Wwlnttdoy ; FbroarT 23; I3S5 SWEETIE PIE bvNaner Sltie- OUT OUP WAY by J R. Williams ni IR BOARDING HOUSE with Major HoonU I nnrnn:nn Cf . ,r1ant HrtfISP Celebrates 20th Birthday WASHINGTON (UP) The International Student House here is celebrating the 20th anniversary ! a highly successful exiieriment in fostering better relations be tween countries through foreign students attending school in the atmosphere and cover a wide vari ety of subjects. One Pakistani student, who had' participated in the mass migration from India to Pakistan in 1947,! said he used to "hate" all Indians until he moved into the House and "got to know them better." Israeli and Arab students mingle in close association and work out "solutions" to the present-day r 1 iQlML ON IT A MINUTE H I MIWUTETOTHWK lZ 6SAO.TWISS5 ?OWM iHW;E5 1 SpTf n TflTA Al 5 ER.SO iFS IT OVER Jr MY FAITH IN Tue 6PCtlLA.TtM6 6Pl?IT AVjLfS 1!. T, ( - IS TH OLD days A iT ( ;2lfrc rill M k. foir A L could obtain a eeoesTAtfe A VTtwaSI ilT Al W SIMPLY gy KIS BICEPS ) TTI IB!'2 VI-., r?k AND HE CALLED MY AIR- -rjffi M MrHFTO71- ' "htMtirt.' VtwcoDiTioeoHweEllJ 1 . 1"' I District of Columbia. Sponsored by the American Friends Service Committee, the place is run on a quota plan, with three students from each foreign country and sue Americans. At present there are 33 ' residents from 20 different countries. Last year a total of 450 students from, 65 nations stayed at the Interna tional House while visiting Wash ington. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jenkins, for merly of England, have been the directors of the House for the past five years. "The most important factor Mi I II I . IT) 1 - lKiiiDft'& B-t problems between their countries. The American students who live there add the bit of Americana which is necessary if the foreign students are to benefit from their J5ort and Her buddies . . j Ay ii M iswi ra w--'-r rv 'r Captain Easy ' - ' I " 1 lULU"; EASY! WOT T"JiJ I 600N AS 1 GET AY T I HAFTA HURRY llINA XAC0A. HE HIT HI&"N2j-"F7n I I BELIE I A $lfiHT FOR 1 LuaeMe.WBU'RNPlBhCKTOMBWXWift I MM Jhew OM A CURB, M il fll 1 3 kI t J SORB EYES! A QUIET F1CE ANP I EWV. THERE'S A V z 7 WN'T SEEM Itt COMSOOlB I . ' - I .jN BRIMS EACH OTHER. LOVABLE STRANGER. V VET1. BUT WHEN HE COW Ufa 7 t' 'y UP TO DATE Jk WHO NEEP5 WE HELP, JT0, 1G0TTA HUNCH HELU jf I fLjT - Vic Flint . ; ., I ...THE FBI RECEJVE5 A FE5PECTACLEP 9UT IVB BEEN LISTEP A4 iwij f MiNJO IP 1 CAW. iM gl ! 1 1 i i , i- 1 1 ;.,; "yisnog... n 1 THB books op moiotv mowt- oor bureau chef? .-. AS THB CAR60 6HP1 v ,:V X VIC FLIWTS THE N'AAE GOMBRy. HE iNJP I HAVE 0EEM WHICH WILL SMUGGLE WHAT CAN I ...THE REAL MAME PLAV1N& HIDE AMO SEEK. NOW 1 SM ; EXILEP RACKETEER V.:. :'"? OO POR M3U ) tTHAT 19 0 ' NEED HELP... LOTS OF IT tf-! Martha Wayne j ' ' ( ITPIFTY-FIFTXTHEYCAUGHTTHE HIT'ANO'RUNI SENTMRS.MARTIN X ALMOST "NinSiDE ISAMELODYTHEGIRL WASGOINS 1 ML Tuinut.TucvMtvngimrg ucmminnnariM HOME ANO VOUK SON J FCXWOTABOUT TO SHOW TO THE SONGWKrTER AT BEEK J Following the the gl.ishaveioamputate)his sjbath ...tall tales in J to bed. here, let this.( W)3I wowseo he? pabbjts to ENACTMENT Or A fl SHEAaWGHTjALES.IGAVEW HIS MOUTH f ME HELP YOU,' V rr7T"fc VlFOaOW THROUSH ONjV STARK DRAMA ON MARTHA7 Ui 5LOOD. f ' I S I I 4 :: (fefl- Y v lTHECITSEEf-jjg I WP fyir'- ' Bno Bunny i DUV I Mil I M I TWUUplc riiswiNO ftvr I (vUNLM...LHumr... e5irp--- I I t IKTHtsX V iBV L pars, old Fwy M -wev,7 II Allnv Oor ' . . . , ii iwt:.1.:: fu.-.v.-.iu vrn IP1 H'L-y IoTnli s I fwre kioht with Psst-I v .; , U NEVT-P MINP. A NCV! M.1U15E BUT, V ME TS WHtN I FIND TTA J 4ioiHTAVwAuciN' juPirva)tWCN; tufirl-JlfLV1 4is, IMW WHEN All WE )10KE J MOKSCrvE GOT J . )---; VX.THQk. X ... ,v. . u .A 60TTA ? IP HUN fj SOMETHING; - . f- , " Heckles and His Friends' ; , V tARP SMITH, VJ HUH r v WtNOlOWORkLWuVF , , .ow . ' MR. WANTS lb V? T(-lOllH AiriTUPG HAS f.EM . Li''tll (( Y tP " U ' 1 !tW I liferl T'rrl H il fej about this project is to build a bridge for the foreign students; a bridge which will link their peo ple with the American people" Jenkins said. Understanding Developed House activities are carried on at a high intellectual level with the emphasis on domestic and in ternational affairs. Every Sunday afternoon an "open house tea" is held and members of various em bassies are guests. Once a week some outstanding personality gives a "coffee hour" talk about different American in stitutions or a diplomat speaks about his own country. These dis cussions take place in an informal nUGTCQOLE puts SUNNY HEAT on CHEST COLDS Warming, soothing Musterole gives fast, comforting relief for both acute upper bronchial and localized nasal congestion. Stainless! ..time to hit the trail . WITH 1068 Bond St. l'h. 500 stay in this country. He's After Bottle Shaped Like Pig MANHATTAN, Kan. (UP) A Kansas professor is looking for a bottle one shaped like a pig. Dr. C. E. Aubel of the Kansas State College department of an imal husbandry has a 25-year col lection of model pigs. Npw he is searching for a pig-bottle. "I have only seen two glass bottle models of pigs in the Unit ed States," he said. "But I still hope to get one for my collec tion."' Dr. Aubel has more than 100 model pigs, "every one with-a story behind it. One of his outstanding items is a carved jade, model from China, et. ' . He also has a wooden model of a pig from Rhodesia, a carved model from the Philippines with the professor's name engraved thereon, a carved model from Russia and two china models known to be centuries old. ModeTs in the collection are of wood, glass, ivory, porcelain, bone, jade, peat, seashell, metals, china, clay and rubber. Dr. Aubel has worked with hogs at K-State since 1915. He still heads the swine program at the college. He keeps a file of clippings of unusual hog incidents dating back 30 years. The grand champion barrow he showed at the Interna tiona) Livestock exhibition in 1929 is shown in metal silhouette on his home mailbox, and a mural paint ed on his barn shows a Kaw Riv er Valley scene complete with pigs, of course. I.ILI TAKES NO. 5 t.as VRfiAS. Nov. (UP) Dancer Lili St. Cyr, 32, and' actor Ted Jordan honeymooned today not far from the atomic proving grounds after celebrating their nuptials by cutting a mushroom-cloud wedding cake. The cake was inscribed: 'Happy Weddlnn To The Anatomic Bomb, Lili St. Cyr." It was the dancer's fifth wedding venture and the tniro for Jordan, a nephew ol entertain er Ted Lewis. I IV . ; , rrDniri E Central Oregon fcVD W M . KiToych1 TONIGHTS PROGRAM 1:00 Gftbricl H fatter :15 Dinner MelouiM i:30 Behind the Story 1:46 Sum Hay News 1:55 Nnmi & FIrccs in the News 1 :00 Crime FtKhters :80 Bend Garage News 1 :b Remember When 1 :50 -Evening Melodies 1:00 Sixine tin Snort 1:30 Senator Wayne Morse 1:45 t'aoitxM't to Dreiinu 1 :00 News :15 Kulton leww, Jr. :H0 Conrad the Cnnnoiiseur i:35 Off the Record. 1 :30 Sfiuadroom :00 Sian Off THl KSDAY. FEB. 21. 19SS 1 :00 Triple T Ranch 1 :4B Farmer Reporter ' :00 Frank Hemingway News HrenKtast (inntT :30 Morning Melodies :40 Nrw :45 Morninsr Roundup I mlJiy I linen 1 :20 Northwest News 1:2.1 Kraft 6-Stnr Newscast 1:30 Haven Of Rent i:0 Btil let in Hoard 1 :05 The Morning Special i:15 Kraft 5-Star Newscast 1:20 Morning Special -The Snnit & The Star i : 45 Ton Tunes 11:00 News 1 :40 It'n A Woman's World News l :50- Man About Town i:55 Northwewt News :00 Florid Calling : Kratt 5-Slar NewnraH 30 Qoeen For A Day 00 Noon Time Melodies 10 Today's Classifieds . :15 S porta Review :20 Noon Time Melodies :30 News :46 Farmer's Hour :00 Red.nond Digest : 16 Realty News : 00 Platter Preview :16 Bend Ministerial Association :S0 Platter Preview : 16 Northwest News :20 Central Oregon News :26 Kraft f-SUir Newucaut ; 30 You Win :46 Tcllo Test : 00 Popular Demand :15 Frank Hemingway Newt :30 Here's the Answer :46 Sara Hayes Nwa -.00 Set. Preston :30 Melody Way :o ft Kraft 6-Star Final :00 Gabriel Heatter :15 Speaking of Sport :0 Behind the Story :45 5am Hayes : 55 Names A Places In the News 00 Music for Powerland :S0 Bend Garage News : 4 5 Remember When :60 Evening Melodies :00 Vem Larson Show :05 Brandis Camera Club :10 Pascport to Dreams :30 -Eddie Fisher Show :4f Musical Portraits : 00 News : 15 Fulton I-ewfs Jr. ;3o Inland Serenade :45 Off the Record :30 Official Detective :0O Sign Off -, , "Says (he's getting in thai for the Olympic V DEW Plays Vital Role In Defense WASHINGTON (UP) Dew is no longer what the poets write about. Not in Washington, anyway.' DEW in Washington jargon means "Distant Early warning," a radar network in the Arctic re gions of North America to spot the approach Ol enemy ' planes. DEW. is counted upon -to" give Canada and, the United-States the first -tip on an attacking air Beet coming across . the ' :top .- of -, the wotia. It t)EW misses, Pinetree; may catch the invading; force. Pine- tree is no product- ol Mother. Na ture. It's another radar -lino across Canada. . . - - . It's also part of the completely new language spoken; in Washing ton- military circles since the end of World Wan, II, a language fos tered by the amatfng.new wea pons coming off. the drawing boards. ' ,- - Honeftt John For examble. at the Pentagon Honest John isn't a- contractor who plays i square with Uncle Sam. Honest John is a free-flight rocket, capable of' carrying an atomic wameaa. Free flight doesn't' mean Honest John doesn't cost .anything.:' It means Honest John is aimed, then fired, without further control. It s the .opposite of; the ; guided mis sile. . , To the' military men, air rock ets are "birds. '.Their bases, nat urally, are "nests.'1 Thus we have guided missiles labeled , '.'Falcons and "Sparrows.'' 2 - "Rascal" is hot a juvenile de linauent. Rascal Is an air to sur face rocket launched from a plane to blast ground Installations, Not From Texas "Texas T 0 w e r s". don't dome from Texas. But they arc tower ing special radar cmilpnient being set . up 011 small islands and shoals off the coast to extend the warning system. . "Dopplcr" isn't baby talk. It's the nickname ol one of . our most secret devices, a radar apparatus which can talk, or, at least, Dop- plor can give oft sound warnings as well as the .visual warnings created by conventional radar. Vou won't find "Snack", in any schoolroom dictionary. Snark is a rocket with a 5000 hiilc range and a speed of more than 600 mph "Tarzon" isn't a misspelling , of the jungle man. Tarzon is a con trolled aerial' bomb. Ana tnc -uia Laay 01 x-io is no lady. She's an atomic reactor at Oak Ridge, ono of the oldest still in use.. Civilian Use Of Helicopters 1 7 II OLD FAIR - DUXBURY. Muss. . (UP) The nation's first fair Was held here in 1638. CHICAGO (UP) Helieop- Oivtlhui Use Of Helicopters Grows ter travel someday may be as conimon as travel by automobile, according to the American Society ol Planning Officials. The society takes note of the helicopter's future in a report cut 'Heliports in- the-City Plani" 1 It said the evidence points to widor use of helicopters for trips of 25 to 200 miles. , Cleveland' has a new helicopter taxi service between the airport on the east side and its' lake front airport, for example. . Passenger helicopters have been placed in service also between Los Angeles International Airport and downtown' Long Beach,. Calif. The helicopter service between Miami Beach and West Palm Beach now carries about 1,000 passengers a month, the society said. ': ' . ' The Helicopter Air ' Service of Chicago has filed application with the Civil Aeronautics Board for authority to- carry passengers as well as mail to about 70 towns. The company also seeks approval of 'a shuttle service between Chi cago airports for - night flights. New York already has permis sion for after dark ' flights. New York also has passenger helicop ter service between, the three ma jor airports in the area and to White' Plains, N: Y.. Stamford, Conn., and Trenton, Princeton and New Bninswick, N, J.. Applications fo'r helicopter serv ice permits and sites lot- heliports have been made in a number of cities.' including Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Fort worth, Tex., Houston, Tex., Kansas City, ,Mo Indinapolis, Ind., and Minnea polis and St. Paul, Minn. All That Work For Nothing SYRACUSE, N. V; - (UP) A carpenter . had just put the' fin ishing touches on a new enclosed porch at the home of the Morris Rumaners in Syracuse. As he and Mrs. Rumaner ad mired the work, a driverless auto raced down a hill, slammed inttf the new room, pushed ouf a large section of the wall and bounced a sofa across the room. Although the Atlantic and Pa cific Oceans arc only 50 miles apart : at the two channel en trances of the Panama Canal, the Atlantic tide rises and falls only an average of bout one foot j while the , Pacific tides height reaches about 12'4 feet. HUMPTY DUMPTY Gets out of fix I'VE COME APART AT THE SEAMS AGAIN FALLING FROM THIS HEIGHT. BVX THE HANDy YELLOW PAGES WILL HELP ME REUNITE . FOR GLUES AND ADHESIVE IT PAYS TO LOOK INTnEtLA$$lFIEP,'PACT OF YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK SSSSSMBW 1