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LA GRANDE (UP) R. Eupne
Morrison. Salem, Monday was
elected president of the Oregon
Slate Association of Letter Car
hers at the group's annual con
vention here.
Bend was chosen as the next
convention's site.
Other officen elected at the
close of the two-day meet were
WilJiam Corey, La Grande, vice
Secretary; Jack Gr?nz, Albany,
treasurer; Larry Rose of Medford,
chairman of the executive board;
and Gilbert Jones, Portland, and
Edgar V. Amo, Salem, board
members.
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Menon Arrives
In Red China
HONG KONG (UP) Indian dip-'
lomat V. K. Krishna Mennn
reached Red China Tuesday on a
mission that might set up talks be
tween the United State and Com
munist China and bring about the
release of imprisoned American
airmen.
Krishna Menon flew into Hong
Kong and then crossed the border
of the British colony inti Rol
China en route to Canton and
Peiping.
The Indian United Nations delo-
gate who is a roving ambassador
lor Prime Minister JawaharUl
Nehru said he was going to Red
China at the invitation of Premier
Foreign Minister Chou En-lai. Chou
invited him to make the visit to
continue the discussions they start
ed at the recent Bandung confer
ence, Krishna Menon told report
ers at Hong Kong airport.
He denied he was going to Pei
ping as a mediator trying to settle
the Formosa dispute and refused
to disclose the exacLpurpose of his
trip.
2a Tht Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, May 1 1, 1955
SWEETIE PIE
by Nadine Seltzer
POOR FftRM CLOSED
JAMESTOWN, N. D. (UP)
The Stutsman County poor farm
has gone out of business. Officials
said there were not enough resi
dents to make it profitable.
Vote, of .4
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TONIGHT 8 PROGRAM
S :00 Gabriel Heattr
6:16 Dinner Metodlei
1:80 Behind the Story
Hum Nwt
l;66 Song of tha Dy
:00 Crime Fitrhten
7:80 Bend Garage Mem
:46 Kemember When
r :60 Eveninic Melolirt
1:00 Siiinir (Jo Snort
8:80 Royal Crown Show
1 :4fi rwiort to Dreams
1 :00 Newi
9:16 Fulton Lewla, Jr.
1:80 Off the Record
i:30 True 1-totectiv Mysteriet
:ou Siirn Off
THI RSDAY. MAY 12, J955
5:00 Triple T Kanch
1:4ft Farmer Reporter
' :00 h rank Hemingway Newr
:16 Breakfast Gang
:ao Morning Melodies
7 : 40 News
1 :ib Morning Roundup
1:00 Clifr Enale News
1:20 Northwest News
-Kralt 6-Star Newaeast
1:30 Haven Of Rmt
9 ;)' Mwlo-ljind Bulletin Board
9 :0o Th. Mirning Special
:1J hralt fi-btur Ncwacant
H:2i)Morninir Special
-The Konu ec lhe Star
:46 Top Tuna
I :(H Nows
:lf Tello TeHt
ratihion 1 rtrmU
il:Hf,--Souk of the Day
1:40 It's A Woman World
-Ni'Wi
l:B0 Mun About Town
-Northwest News
:0O Floru Calling i
:26 Kraft 6 -Star Newnnurt
- (Jut'on for a Iuy
12:00 Noontime Melodies
12:10 Today's Classified
12:16 Sports Review
12:20 Noon Time Melodies
12 :30 News
12 :46 Farmer's Hour
1 :00 Red-nond Digest
1: IB Realty News
2:00 Platter Preview
2:16 Bend Ministerial Assoc tat'on
2:80 Platter Preview
3:00 Platter Preview
$:1R Northwest News
8 :20 Central Oregon News
8:26 Kraft 6-Star Newscast
8:80 You Win
8:45 Tello Test
4 :00 Popular Demand
4:16 Frank Hemingway News
4 :S0 Here's the Answer
4:46 Sam Hayes Nws
6:00 Sirt. Preston
6:80 Melody Way
6:46 Bill Brundixe, Snorts
6:55 Kraft 6-Sb.r b'inal
6:00 Gaorlel Heattn
6:16 Songs of Our Times
6 :30 Evening Melodies
0 :46 Sam Hayes
6 :f6 Song of the Day
7:00 Muhic for Powerland
7 :H0 Bend Garage News
7 :46 Remember When
7 :60 Evening Melodies
8:00 Camera Club
8:06 Pattspurt to Daydreams
8:30 Eddie Fisher Show
8 :46 Musical Portraits
9 :00 News
0:16 Fulton Lewis Jr.
0 :80 Island Serenade
9:45 Off the Record
10:80 O'ficial Detective
11:0081 t Off
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Actress Has New Husband
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP) Ten
years of life as a single woman
ended Tuesday for actress Joan
Crawford when soft drink execu
tive Alfred N. Steele, 54, took her
for an airplane ride that turned
out be an elopement.
Miss Crawford, 47, and the pres
ident of Pepsi Cola Co. were mar
ried in a quiet civil ceremony aft
er a spur of the moment flight
in Steele's private plane from
HolWwood. The actress' marriase
to Phillip TerT, her third, ended
in 1945.
Steele, who divorced his second
wife, Lillian Nelson, this March
in Acapuleo, Mex., has escorted
Miss Crawford for three years
and their marriase came as no
surprise to friends in- Hollywood.
The couple were dining at Rom
anoff's restaurant in Hollywood
last night when Miss Crawford
remarked she had never flown
before. Steele at once offered to
take her up in his private plane,
friends said.
' Steele of New York, hired an
American Air Lines pilot and the
whole party flew here. En route,
the couple decided to make the
trip their elopement, and a few
hours after they arrived, they
were married by Municipal Judge
John Mcndoza in the penthouse of
the Flamingo Hotel.
Burt Knighton, Steele's assistant,
acted as best man. Other friends
attending were Mr and Mrs.
Andrew Fuller, of Fort Worth,
Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goffstein,
of Hollywood, and Dave Schiller.
Miss Crawford wore a black,
off the, shoulder silk dress and a
fur stole. The clerk who issued
the wedding license described her
as "perfectly beautiful." -
Malheur Scene
Of New Drilling
ONTARIO, Ore. (UP) Drilling
in Malheur county will start soon
on a new cNploratory well for gas
and oil, Ray Ranger, Texas oil
man who will do the drilling, said
today.
The site of the new shaft will
be 10 miles north of. Vale. It will
he done in cooperation with the
Oroeo Cll and Gas Co., which
struck gas in commercial quanti
ties in a wall near New Plymouth,
Idaho on April 26.
(iOOO 1KKU BACKKIKES
OMAHA (UP) Two men in
a stolen station wagon stopped on
a highway near here to aid a
stranded motorist. It was the mo
torist's description of the men and
the car that led to their arrest the
following morning.
SO MUCH MORE CAR...
AT SUCH A LOW PRICE'.
Plummiltt itirlnerl
SHk "Ani.rlca', Most Beautiful Car"
by famous professional artists,
tho Society of Illustrator.
Have you compared price tags
on Plymouth and the other
two low-price cars lately? And,
have you checked prices
on the medium-price cars that
claim they cost as little
as Plymouth? If you have,
you've discovered three
facts of great importance:.
BEST BUY NEW; BETTER TRADE-IN, TOO V
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Model for model, all low-prire
car arc priced about the same.
But the Plymouth price includes
such items as electric windshield
wipers, an oil hath air cleaner, resistor-type
spark pings, and a high
output generator; items you have to
pay rxtrn lor on the other ears. ( And
don't ho fooled by the claims, of
medium-price cars that they cost as
little a Plymouth; add total prices
you'll seo the difference quickly.)
Prices of llic liig, tirauliful
Plymouth arc surprisingly low !
At Plymouth's low prires you get
a car that's not only larger and
roomier than all the other cars in
Plymouth's field, hut actually fcipgcr
lhan some cars costing trtany hun
dreds of dollars more! And when
it conies to endurance, Plymouth
leads them nil! That's why there
are more Plymouth used us taxi
cabs than nil oilier cars cumhined!
When you compare VAt.l'K,
Plymouth is like the high-price
ears in everything hut the priec
tag! It's the only low-price car this
year with all -new. Forward -Look
styling. In powcrplants, Plymouth
offers the thriftiest, smoothest six,
and the most powerful standard V-8
in the lowest-price field. Inside, il's
the roomiest, most comforlablc car
of "all 3," and has the greatest
visibility of any low-price car.
A lot of people arc finding out that Plymouth's low price offers
the most value per dollar o any car in its field. So many people, in fact,
that Plymouth sales have been record-breaking this year. See your
dealer today, and you'll sec why the big suing this year is to PLYMOUTH.
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