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Technical Fields Needing Talent
CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UP)
L'nivcrsily or Illinois placement of
ficers have sinne valuable advice
for 1955 hiKh sclm-il i-'iaduates.
If you want to cash in on to
day's slinHage of technically
trained personnel, sjiond the next
four years in college.
"Assumiiis tho pnsent economic
situation conlinues, the demand
for scienlilieally trained persons
will continue as far as we can see
ahead."
That's the way the university's
assistant dean of the college of en
gineering. Prof. Wendell E. Mill
er, summed up the situation.
He said that last year there was
a shortage of 20.000 engineers in
tho nation. The supply will run be
hind demand at least until 10,
he added.
Bulging school enrollments make
the outlook for teaching jobs bright
for years ahead, said Prof. J. L.
Trump, who heads teacher place
ment at the U. of I.
He pointed out tho most critical
shortage now is for elementary
grade teachers. The "baby boom"
that followed World War II is now
reaching grade school.
"Four years from njw we'll
have teacher shortages in almost
every teaching field," Trump said.
Demand for college - trained per
sonnel also will continue to rise in
many olher fields, particularly in
chemistry and chemical engineer
ing, according to Prof. Leonard
K. Miller.
Button-Badge
Man is Ready
PITTSBURGH (UP) A
Pittsburgh button and badge-maker,
who claims he coined the "I
Like Ike" slogan for the 1952 pres
idential election, says he is all et
to go again if President Eisen
hower decides to run in 1956.
Arthur Garfield Trimble has pi
lot models for next year that read,
"I Still Like Ike."
Trimble was one of those who
were boasting Mr. Eisenhower be
fore he had indicated willingness
to enter the 1952 race, and he was
ready with his buttons and badges
when the time came.
6a The Bend Bulletin, Thursday, April 14, 1955
SWEETIE PIE by Nadine Seltzer
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TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
. :0f Gabriel Hefttter
i HnriifH f Our Times
i :3 Itchinii the Story
:46 Sum Huyes
i :!r Suittf of tho Day
:00 Mumic for i'owerlund
:H0 H.-nil G-r&tce News
:Ji IlL-int-mlM-'r Whrn
:&0 Kvi-ninx Mtlodies
Camera CJuti
I :l5 I'wHiMirt U Dim! roams
:tt0 K'Miu Kitthar Show
;4fi M imical l'ortruiU
: 00 News
:1& Fulttin Lowla Jr.
:S0 Inliwni Sfrenaiie
:4S Off the Record
:;m Official iJcWctife
:00 SiKn Off
FRIDAY APRIL IS,
; :oft Triple T Ranch
i :4G Farm RiorU'r
rtJO llvminitwuy Nfwi
:15 flreiikfa.1t oantr
::t( Morninii Melodies
:40 News
:4l Murninar Roundup
I :fM'-,Hny"n Tunttt
:2() Northwest NVws
:r Kraft 6-Star Nfwacast
M0 Hihle Intititute
:00 M -.-1 ml Itullutin BoarU.
:0ft Mornintt Special
:15 Kraft 5-Star Newscast
:20 Mornintf Special
: HO Tim Sontr & The Star
:4fi Top Tunca
:0rt Newa
:15 'IVlio Test
MO Fasiilnrt Trends
:3fi Thrt' Sons
AH It's A Woman's World
: 4 5 News
iPOMnn About Town
:f5 Northweat News
;0O Florida OaUinn
:2b Kraft 6-Star Newscast
:80 Queen for a Day
:00 Noontime Melodies
:10 Today's Clnjwified
: 18 Sports Review
; 20 Noontime Melodiea
:Hu News
:45 Farmers Hour
:00 News of Prinevllla
.05 Harry James - Hetty Grable
Show
:4fi l.itcninir Time
:IH - I, i.-t ten in it Tinip
: 15 rU-dmond Ministerial Assoc.
MO Flatter Preview
:00 Electrical Information Program
:1B Northwest News
:20 Central Oreiron News
;25 Kraft. o-Star Newscast
:30 You Win
:4A Tello Tent
:00 Uy Popular Demand
:15 Fran Hemintrway News
:30 Here's the Answer
:4& Sam Hayes
:0O Tune Vendors
:lfi Sports Parade
:25 News
MO Melody Way
:4r. liill Hrundaire Sport
:55 Kraft 6-Star Newscast
:00--Gabrlel Htatter
: IB Dinner Music
:30 Behind the Story
Ah Sam Hayes
:56 Sonn of the Day
:00 EaKles Notebook
Ab iooA Reading
: 30 Bend Garage News
:4B Remember When
:6ft Even i nit Melodies
:00 Hi- I.eajaio BaHeball Show
MO- Ofr the Hecoid
: 00 News
:15 Fulton Lewis Jr.
M0 Off the Record
:5B Five Minute Final
:0ft Off the Record
:S0 Countoravy
:0u SUrn Off
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Stiff Fine Paid
On Liquor Count
Special to The. Bulletin
REDMOND Driving while un
der the influence of intoxicating
liquor cost Robert Lee Jumper of
Prineville a $150 fine in municipal
court last week.
John McNeil, Redmond, took
15 days in jail instead of $30 fine
for public intoxication, Anton J.
Zbliner, Mt. Angel, and Truman
Lee Canada S.P.S. extra gang,
each paid $25 fines for the same
charge. James Edward Stanley.
Redmond, charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined $25. He served
one day in jail and paid the bal
ance of the fine.
HOT FOOT
MYSTIC, Conn. (UP) p:u
gene H. Smoth got rid of a brood
of skunks under his back porch
by giving them a hot foot. Tne
striped creatures fled after they
stepped on the wet grass, in front
of the porch, which had bejn
sprinkled with lye.
Advances Made
By Marksmen
Special to Tliu Bulletin
MADRAS Two junior division
members of Mount Jefferson Rifle
and Pistol club earned shooting
advancement this week according
to John T. Chinnock, custodianof
records.
Jim T.iylor finished work for
the ninth sharpshooter bar and
Doris meracle earned marksman
first class rating. The juniors,
sponsored by the senior group and
John Sloss Post No. 125. Ameri
can Legion, meet each week for
rifle practice and instruction.
WASTED EFFORT
KINGSPORT, Tenn. ' (UP)
Burglars used an auto to smash an
outsido entrance, broke through
several padlocked doors, then
worked for hours with acetylene
torches cutting into a safe at J. A.
McCurry's auto parts company. It
was empty. Besides, McCurry told
police, it wasn't locked in the first
place.
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