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I OUT OUR WAY T rryj mo, me wasn't ( VES, an' we TTH at must BE T S JySl LIKE TH" REST OF V PLAVilCJ (I WEARVIUTOA A rn US KIDS HE WAS. 1 BULL IN TH' ) I WRITER. HE SOT - 3 AUU4Y:rTIWK.ERINI' RIW3. ONE ) LITTLE OUT OF TH' WITH MAHIWEey O' CAT AN' BULL ABOUT W5 j I WHILE JE HUNTED I PUCK ON TH' H EARlV LIFE, SO J eiNSEMd ROOTS, ROCK, AM' HE ASKS SUVS SASSAFRAS AND SH1SINJV. WHO KNEW HIM -flV. CIWWAMOW BARK 1 AN' FLEW WHEM--AN' SETS f AN' , (CITES ) I THEIR WHOLE I 2toT -'X . V LIFE STORIES WHERE THE WIMP BLOWS MOST . by J. ft Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople More Cities Use f I ; Boots and Her Buddies ivsiNE rr.TviiwsesJ'Aiire.w 8L0CO BCOTHEC, 16 TRVINS TO cmicl we out op i,coo foe THE TO AW OVJM IkiXieN- poii.'- PATuea was niOT par , API ELD WHEiJ HE AiO$OMS DAY JAKE WOULD BO 8 UP PRiETOK THEBS HAS TO B6 SOME WAV TO CATCH THIi BCY'6 BAED THE WRINGER. MAJOC. JAKE'S AS A CHAllEfJSiNG AS A tsutucui UULK. ir- rjcr TArt'T TAKE HIM. I'M. OIN& PACK TO THE VJ00D5 AMD QUIT weakins shoes DAYb .' 7 14 The "Time ' FOB MX 6000 MEM , n T If U I . a-ife Q0 MOST VI r .v?3" c-ttbm IP now nvTOTO utuv; niPm.ui --r -m2 TV to Inform CHICAGO (CP) At least 14 communities are using televi sion to acquaint the public with local affairs, according to the In ternational City Managers' Asso ciation. The latest addition is Ban gor, Me., which has begun a 15 minute weekly TV program. Other places using TV to inform its citizens are Cinncinnati, Peo ria, 111.; Kansas City, Mo.; Chico and Butte County, Calif.; Los An geles County, Phoenix, Philadel phia, Lies Moines, Greensboro, N. C; Toledo and Dayton, 0.; Milwaukee. St. Petersburg, Fla., has its own TV station and uses some of the broadcasting time to program mu nicipal interest shows. New York City has a permit to build a TV station, and Jackson ville, Fla., has filed an applica tion for permission to build its own station. Captain Easy rMT'-'L-J'g AMITi HISH5R, MATES... 3 'ji- AND HL'KRV! W CEMENT f 3WtBLy HC6 TIME TO SET BEFORE THEIA . Vic Flint ...DO IT TUAT WW, MOD TUB ?6WA WILL NEVER &HOrt,0(VWSONi AVID IT HAS TWO , HOURS TO HARDEN L f WE'LL FIWI&H UP,1 PAL. NOW VOJ BETTER GET THAT FREIGHTER CUT, ' SIGHT 8y PAlNi IT THAT5 TIGHT7l'V MIXED EM0U5H POWDERED HOC a ENOUGH, ME ( 6T0MB WITH W CEMENT TO HlD.B E BJCKOi WW V IHftT LKCK. tWMKAPEl I illI'T Till J II Mill I i JTTT W-vi,--j'g, r?-tfo'i. aumrtniiiil K ,7L-;..M.'l uF" . ic-T cO T CIPC n, IOC ) .. S. LAU&HS, LET'g. f FELLOWS' V'HAT'S THE AATTE8AHAVE OUR .flTtrt, DOLL? DOES MV lL'& JVUSSSHOT, JSsSrv V MUS SCARE WOlymJiliA! to 1'" j NLA Slt.Uf, Inc. T. M, V, 9, P1 1" llfrT TfwTTll A MIMJTE LATER... I'M 5UR& TMATfe THE SAM , MAN I LL KNOW IM A AAINUTB.' I'VE SOT THAT PICTUBE 1AKE0J UP IN KIWBALL'S PLACS. WHEEEt? 1 PUT IT y OH VEAH, IN A DRAWER: BOSIE, SOU MUST HAVE SOME NAIL R3LISH ABOUM? HERE SOMEWHERE. SOLLV, IB 1 DONJ T ET PACK TO THE, HATCHECKS IN A HURRV. HEAVY HAULING Cascade Transport Phone 1&12J Device Used in Search for Gas COLt'MBUA, O. (LP) A new instrument that helps to find natural gas hidden deep in the earth has been unveiled in Ohio. Experts think the new device will boost oil and gas production, particularly in the Appalachian region. The instrument records man made vibrations in the earth which are "read" by scientists. They claim that extremely accurate charts of underground formations can be made. This is how the device works: Dynamite is exploded in a drilled hole. The blast sets up vibrations going down as far as one end a half miles into the earth. "Echoes" from the vibrations are picked up on the sensitive in strument, recorded on film and then interpreted. An initial test of the device was recently held in northern Ohio near Medina. On hand for the demonstration were experts from the Ohio Fuel Gas Co., Colum bus; Houston Technical Labora tories, Houston, and Geophysical Service Inc., Dallas. 2a The Bend Bulletin. Friday, April 15. 1955 SWEETIE PIE by Nadine Seltzer In The Bug LEOMINSTER, Mass. (UP) Four teen-agers idly kicked at a paper bag lying on a sidewalk. There was $107 in it. The boys turned the cash over to police. 28 Martha Wayne E-Z- I OH, BEFORE YOU FINISH WR&PPINS IT," i ". f COULD I ENC-OSE A CARD7 BETTER I HR$.WAYNE7 -I'KIEWTOCENTEWIIlE,lIl'v! YET, COULD YOU WRITE A SHORT IhL L YES? ) BUT IVE HEARD SO MANY MESSAGE FOR ME - MY HAND- I WELL, IF. YOU DONT LOOK LIKE A COMPANION PIECE TO RODIN'S The thinker' HM70H,THELMAi YOU KNOW THE STRANGEST THIN8 OUST HAPPENED. A WOMAN CAME IN AND BOUGHT A BILLFOLD FOR A MAN NAMED IT I J 1 YLWStfcr-V MEL DO YOU vj Bjjqs Bunny f NOPE.1 THIS ) ( t chair y. x WON'T fcosv's AsM0.' J FURNITURE - f C t' Lw irC' THESE BASKET , CuAlRS IS POPULAR.' ( THESE S basket! ( ChAiRS IS POPULAR.' Alley Oop P( HMMWM,' , y ' I WANT V THAT'S A SOMETHING JlBlS ORDER , M-M0R6 DOC.' But COMFORTABLE I SOT ANDMf FOUS'TH' ArrMS yTHINSi TRY THAT 1 j PBOMItD TO fTRM'XaY OH, I'M M7JLPM T IT BP AGUIPF Ur- 10 A ;jurER- WE'VE i AWFUL IF PRONT'ON ) CXWPER FliMiM' HOLE I NOTHING TO AhVXJT HAULEP U5 BACKiJi' .Wgr-IWS V ' '' ' LJIWUT- . 1HERE 'ATS RIGHT.. EVCR WA5 NO LVMGEC A MAM YOUl THIMG5 30lN' COULD DE- WRONG WITH PEND OM, ( HIM AT TH' ITS AM05 VV SWITCHES BRCtCJ STli, ME . WHAT iS&Z. igl DULL BUPINE55... T? ONCE YOU TIRE OP WATCHING ' ' CATOW Freckles and His Friends III. WDCl.E mam.' DON 50IR.'TPAMSLAltD - 'tlOOD LVt-MINO w mmk A l)l.YNOMIAL I'.. AM AtCtBKAlC txh'f.:rssl("M I Ok IVYO OR IriWlks MOKC ltKM'j J rxxi l f'k'FET!NS,CONcjoine 1 016 Tue lla&t our i MOIfCULAR VVf loHl OH UXJ, t SIUOENI BOOT t f ,AN LLEMRNT OK COMHTXIND RUMFOKD ' , DO IS OCT TOU Of F I I'j THfc SUM OP THE AlOMIC A, ,' THAT IMELhilplury t- WCIOIIIS OF ALL AlOMS S 7 UT s lllg TsTACK I BUI 11 31 3 k? T KJUN Network 1240 kc ;; The Favorite with Central Oregon LUtenem SATURDAY SCHEDULE 6:2lt Bijrn On 8:30 World Newi Roundup 6:36 Don Patrol 6:BB Farm Facta 7:00 Wiwkend News 7:0A Don Patrol 7 :lf Martin Aitronaky News 7 :80 Wwkcnd News 7:afi--Don Patrol 7 :Bfi Saturday Ncwn Special 8:00 No School Today 9:00 No School Today 9:8d Space Patrol 10:00 WookenH New 10:0!i Half Pint Panel 10:80 American Farmer 10 :fl6 Weekend News 11:00 Metropolitan Opera 2:80 Weekend News 2 :3B Saturday Platter Show 3 :00 Saturday Platter Show 4 :0C Weekend News , 4 :05 Saturday Platter Show 6:00 Weekend News 6 :0fi Let There Be Liirht 6:80 KJUN Hit Parade 6 :00 Weektaid ,Ncwh 6 :0B KJUN Siunre Dance 6 :30 Weeker.d Ncwa 6 :36 Treanury Show 7 :00 Weekend News . 7:06 Ozark Jubilee 7 :30 Lawrence Welk Army Show 7 :66 Weekend Newa 8:00 HiKh School Hasketlmll & :30 Tidewater Baokethall Games (Game of the Week) 11:9. Final Kdltioo 11:35 Sign Off imj oj r j L Copr. 19S5 by NCA Strvlc. Inc. ' ' 'I -it wymiStlrtt. "See, I told you Pp owned his own railroad!" ;.iny a Kijocyclai j -KBND TONIGHTS PROGRAM 6:00--Gnhriel Ht utter 6 :1B Dinner Musio 6:30 Behind the Story 6 -AT Sam HayeH 6:66 Sons of the Day 7:00 Kan lea Notehook 7:16 ChihI Rendinft 7 :30 Bend (Jar awe News 7 :46 Remember When 7 :60 KveniuK Mdudies' 8:00 Bitr Leaxue BHebalt Show 8:30-Off the Hecord fl ;00 Newa 0:16 Fulton Lewis Jr. 9:30 Of r the Record 0 :66 Five Minute Final 10:0O Off the Record 10 :30 "ounterspy 11 :00 SiKn Off SATTRDAY, APRIL 16, 19 6:00 Triple T Ranch 6:16 Town and Country Time 6:30 County Agent 6:46 Farm Reporter 1 : 00 Hemingway News 7:16 Breakfast Gang 7 :S0 Morn in if Melodies 7 :40 News 7:46 Mornins Roundup 8:00 Sports Parade 8:16- Nows 8 :30 Haven of Ret 9:00 Symphonic Swing 9:16 The Three Suna 9:80 Morning Special 9:46 Top Tunes 10 :00 Saturday News 10 :16 Farmers Hour 10 :30 Fashion Trends 10:36 It's A Woman's World 0 : 40 News 0 ;45 Tune Tims 1 :00 B St K Stars of Tomorrow 1 :lfi Tune Time 1 1 :30 Phonorama Time 2 :00 Noontime Melodies 2:10 Today's Classifieds :15 Snorts Review 2 :20 Noontime Melodies 2 :30 News 1 :J5 Farmer's Hour 1 : 00 Redmond Digest 1:15 Realty News 2:00 Platter Preview 2 :lo Northwest News 2 :20 Saturday's Star 2 :U5 Central Oregon News 2:30 Platter Preview S:0 lUt On Wax 4 :()0 Echoes of the day Nineties 4 :15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Ions John Silver 6 :65 Sicial Security Program 6:00 Meet the Artist 6:16 Muii! Const to Cons ::) Walt Time 7 ; Kay Bloeh .Sl.ow 7 :lfi Serenade in Blue 7 :.'t Itdaiid Serenude 7 :45 Remember When " :li0 Miirehtime 8:00 John Steele Adventurer 8:30 Popular Favorites H :iio- New 9:16 Dance Time 9 :30 Monica Whaten !i :ir -Danre Time 0:00 Dance Time 0:30 Dance Time Public Service Problem Noted WASHINGTON , (UP) Pub lic water and sewerage facilities must be increased by 60 per cent in the next 10 years to meet the demands of the country's growing population, according to the Asso ciated General Contractors of America. In the March issue of its offi cial magazine, the association cit ed preliminary results of a sur vey by four government agencies to confirm the need for such an increase. The survey showed Jhe neces sity of an estimated $25,000,000,- 000 outlay to expand the facilities and eliminate present shortages over the next 10 years. The 1954 value of the systems was estimat ed at $42,000,000,000 $23,000,000, 000 for water supply and $19,000. 000,000 for sewerage. A $25,000,000,000 increase would represent a 33 per cent hike over the $9,000,000,000 in five years which President Eisenhower's Council of Economic Advisers has estimated as necessary to bring the nation's facilities up to pres ent needs, it said. The survey was conducted hy the Commerce Department's Wa ter and Sewerage Industry and Utilities Divison, the Census Bu ll' in, the Public Health Service and the Geological Survey. Re sults of the study are expected to be published soon m a service bulletin of the Commerce Depart ment's Business and Defense Ser vices Administration. Of the $25,000,000,000 total, the survey recommended slightly over $10,700,000,000 for waler supply needs and about $1 l.6.m.000,000 for sewerage facilities. USE BULLETIN CLASS! THE BEND BULLETIN Tho Rend Bulletin (Weekly) 1903-1931 The Bend Bulletin (Daily Et- 191H Published .Every Afternoon Except Sun day and Certain Holiday by The Bern lluJtetin, 73B iJB wan aireeu oenu Oregon. By Mall in Oregon Three Months $ 3.2 Six Months 6-0 One Year 11. By Mail Outside of Oregon Three ' Months $ 3.7 Six Months 6.6 iz.u By Carrier $1.2 7.0 16.0 SINGLE COPY 6c Please notify us of any change of ar dress or ;:tilure to receive the paper res ularly. All Hubscriptlons are jjue anu rw AHLK IN ADVANCE. BULLETIN CORRESPONDENTS Madras Boh Barber Phone 2133 or 29H Redmond Mrs. Martha Strnnahnn Phone 6'J Eastern Star Mrs. Walter Prichard Phone 37-K-l Sisters Mrs. Serge Coval Phone 2 I'J Tumalo Mrs. A. L. Christopher Phone 600. One Year One Month Six Months One Year Legal Notice roHNIl NOTK'R Uml.-r Ordinance No. 4o;i the fnllnw me il.it will Ik offi-Toil for Mile at llu- Cily P-uml at fi:.'in P.M. on April 1;'. l'.tr.."). One mule. blue-itTHy. sliei-p !'. .Inhn T. 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The Bulletin nwrvm tho rfk'ht t classify .edit or reject any want ad cup) and will bo rc!-poiiMblp fur only one in correct publication of any want ad. Ful adjustment ol error will le made by n aililid insertion o tliu eoirwul advtr tisement. Want aits in Tho Bulletin are arrange for the benefit of the rend t. and ar cla.-pifi.il into the fMllowini: groups: ANNOUNl EMKNTS 1 to 1ft l.ost & Fiiund. MeelinK.s, Personals, Spt eial Notices, etc. AUTOMOTIVE 20 to 3 Autos Wanted and For Sale, Acccssorit! Body W..rk. Sen ice Stations, etc. BUSINESS SKItVK'KS 40 to 70 Ai'plianoes. Ihiildiim. "ipentry. Elcctr' cal. Paint inn, Plumhiiiu, Upholster in etc. EMPLOYMENT SO to 81 Help Wanted. Baby Sitters, Situation Wanted, etc. FINANCIAL 00 to r8 Bus. Oppnrt unities, Investments, Moni to In. etc. INSTRUCTION 100 to 101 Home Instruction, ScheoU, Special Cla ses. LIVESTOCK & PETS 1D to 110 "attle & Home, Poultry & Itabbit! Pet, etc. MISCELLANEOUS 121 to U.o Appliances. I';u m Products. Fuel i Wind, Misc. 1 .ir Sale and Wanted, itc. RHNTALS IfO t i.;n Apartment, Horn en. ltimnis. Wanted t Kent, etc. REAL ESTATE I'll W v Hnise. I m m- ami li'iincbes. Lot.- i AcreaL'es Fur Sn!r, etc. Legal Notice THE STATE OF OREGON IN THE COUNTY COURT OP FOR THE COUNTY OF DESCHUTES NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL A NO PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT OF JOHN LAWRENCE JONES. P, reard. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Pin -innt t" an Order of the Honorable i 1. Allen. County Judge, made arid or t-red on the 7th day of April, will on the 0th day of May, 1955, i '- v sell at private eale for east r upon Mi'h term as my he agree1 uin and approved by the Court, t f'lll'.wim.: described real properly i H-rid, Det-rhittea County. Oregon, ti wil ; Fji Half of Northeast Quart .f Smi-Mi 7 and Wt Half Noitbe-t QiinrL-r of Srrtin ' Township 1A S. Kanur 12 EW M and all of the peronnl rrrperly lint in Exhibit A ' of the admini-trator prtitmn fnr Male f real and pmrnni proHrty fil d April 7. l::.... which pn-t eitv Mnnr t" the e-tate o( JOHi LAWRENCE JONES, d- SaH nle wilt b- h-!d at the ffu f my aMorr.eys. Mr KAY A P ANN El Orevon Avenue. IVnd. Or- n 1A1E1 thw 7th rtar f April. IMS. IF INC. E JONES. A'lmmistrat.T "( the F.tAte t JOHN LAWRENCE JONKS, I f eausl M--K W A FANNER Attorney- for the Adtuinutrator . 22 Uirvi.fi Ave., Bend. Orettn iU-Ul-U7.l4-