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The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, July 12, 1955
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'1 '''V! V T!5 MtWi-f So Britain I about lo promote
I J I A -r& , &&&l K a" """'liGn ,h:" ' ally out of
, i ' ?- T5 ' " ; l" word. I refer to ghosts.
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British Marshal
j Forces to Bring
In Tourist Dollar
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I idled I'rffK stuff (orrefcpondent
LONDON, (UP) Tourism is big
business so you can't blame Bnl
ain for marshalling all its re
sources (o attract overseas vis
itors. The competition is tough.
France claims its belle cuisine is
out of this world. Italy boasts its
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DOUBLING PRODUCTION Tli is 2-year-old While Hock hen
may be a little surprised herself as she contemplates her xld etffj
production. In the post two months, she has laid nine hutfe ccs
like the one at riht. Each contained n yolk and a refiular-sizod
etu inside. Lai Ke vxa is ti Inches around the Ioiik way aftd iveiKtis
y ounces. Normal es, from one tit the other giants measures
inches and wef;hs 2M ounces, lien is owned by Mr, und
Mis. Walter Lubke of Mlcliiaw City, hid.
Bell Unsettles
New Neighbor
TOKEKA, Kan. (UP) Reverher-
utions of Carl Bjorknian's hi bell
carried into count Monday.
A judee will rule whether the
on-lhe-hour, every hour clanj; dis
turbs the peace of a tree-shaded
Topeka neighborhood.
Bjorkman, an accounlnnt, says
itbsolutely not. lie ringed up the
C'10-pound beli to ring out the time
from the automatic tripping of an
Electric clock and claims the peals
r.re a neighborhood service.
"Folks go fo work by it, kids go ;
to school by It." he said. ''It's;
jt.st a big, private, time chime." j
Not so, said a ww neighbor,
Mrs. Grace F. Hurt, "It's just
terrible."
She moved in Just across the
street from the corner where the
(ine-Ume count v courthouse bell is
mounted on two 10-foot iron poles!
end hangs Irom a thick yoke lash
Wined from n white oak live.
Kinging once for each half-hour,
the bell sounds i.nce fnr on eh hour.
There are six rings al six o'clock,
a dozen for noon or for midnight.
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r Britain reigns supreme. There
i is scarcehy an old tavern, manor
; house or castle with'ut a cowled
, monk, transparent white lady
cavalier with head tucked under
um
Not long ago it occurred to the
British Travel and Holiday Asso
ciation that bee was a lure for
Ir.unst.s. They could be offered a
journey to one of thrse bewitched
manses,
Tfm Siilfsriuui
In the guise of a tourist I called
at the association's olficc in St.
James and talked with a ghost i
salesman named Hay Hewett.
'Ah yes," he said briskly, "you
are interested in haurts. Any pref
erences?
"No," I said, "just show me the
complete stock.
Ilewett rifled through some
cards,
"Here are a couple you can try
on for size," he said. "Both in
Midhurst, in Kent. The pub there,
"The Angel," has what they de
scribe as a 'nice old lady ghost.
At the manor house nearby there's
a monk lamenting th loss of his
ady love, daughter of the lord of
the manor. But he grncrally ap
pears only in November."
"Any ghosts going in July?" I
inquired.
Here's a real curiosity for
you, he said. The black dog of
Herges t. Conan Doyle used the
story for The Hound of the Bas
kervilles. Of course theres a snag
the dog only howls tor the death
of a member of one ol the promi
nent iamilies there.
"I can't wait that long," I said.
'Any ghost in full operation right
now?
Slmdowy Itlrtrr
"Well," he said, "there's the
Uoyal Castle Hotel in Dartmouth
They say a shadowy rider clatters
li.to the inn yard in !he dead of
night."
"Not bad. Any others?
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ROCK BUT NO ROLL Fakir Yvon Yva nails down his claim
of being a human pincushion by lying on a bed of sharp spikes,
at the International Mystery and Illusion Festival in Paris. Just
to make it more impressive, Yvo's assistants lay a slab of rock
on him and pound it with a hammer. That's just to "drive the
nails home," he says.
COLLEGE GIFTS
CHICAGO (Ul) Alumni gave
American colleges and universit
ies $0,8S,U00 last year, accord
ing to Chancellor Lawrence A.
Kimpton of the University of Chi
cago.
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Uws only amount of water needed,
No wuitiug for tub to fill. J tint set the
indicator for the size load to bo
washed.
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Adiuttf water for small, medium,
full loadi of ctothai. Just sot your
wntiT tlmfty Mining (or oxuolly the
wutiT levrl you nred. Automntically
oiljutitfl tu all wntrr prfssurcs.
See a
complete
demonstration
. ., today!
Low, easy tcrms-ah" your old washer may cover down pcymcnt
Maytag Appliance Store
722 Franklin Ave.
"Buy WIhtr Von Oct Service"
And so he traveled through the
list of ghosts who opened doors.
ghosts who gazed dolefully at the
beholder, ghosts who passed
through ancient walls and a beau
tiful ghost, pinup girl of the haunt
ed world, Rosamond de Clifford,
mistress of Henry II. who wears
only a sheer silk gown.
Among others, I took directions
to the mermaid pool in Stafford
shire, haunted by a British lorelei.
Hewett quoted an old rhyme:
"She calls on you to greet her
"Combing her dripping crown
"And if you go to meet her
"She ups and drags you down."
MINNESOTA TKEES
ST. PAUL (UP) Minnesota's
forestry department estimated
that between 10 and 15 million
trees from state nurseries will be
planted in the stale this year,
About half that number go to in
dividuals and groups for planting
on privately owned land. The re
mainder will go on public lands
BAD TIMING
NEW BRITAIN, Conn (UP) A
fire, in the right place but at tru."
wrong time, caused $5,000 damage.
the fire burned 75 tons of garbage
and also badly damaged wiring at
the municipal incinerator. At the
lime, most of the city's-firemen
and fire apparatus were involved
in a parade.
.Clerk Receives
Fifth Diploma ,
CINCINNATI (UP)-Joseph Gen-'
ler, 37, clerk in the cost depart
ment of a local cutlery manufac
turing firm, has just icceived his
fifth University of Cincinnati dip
loma in 18 years.
' "Some people collect postage
stamps: I collect college diplo
mas' Getiler explained.
His latest is a certificate in ac
counting for Evening College stu
dies. Earlier he received from the
local university bachelor of arts
bachelor of industrial manage
ment, bachelor of science in com
merce and master of arts degrees
Next September he will resum?
his Evening College studies with
his eyes on a certificate of associ
ate in accounting.
The first 11 years were the hard
est, for it took him that long to
comnlete his bachelor ofv arts
requirements through evening
courses and daytime studies over
sveral summers.
Since then, attending university
classes has become a habit.
In off-campus life, Gehler is still
a bachelor. Chuckling that his de
grees haven't impressed the girls,
he philosophizes that sometimes
he "gets a feeling girls are more
interested in money and good
looks than they are in the college
degrees a man has."
Gehler once intended to put his
accumulated knowledge to use in
the teaching profession but was
sidetracked because he lacks a de
gree in education.
"That just happens to be one
degree I haven't got around to
yet." he explained.
First Women's Rights Conven
hon was held at Seneca Falls,
N. Y., July 19, 1S-18.
BIRTHDAY TWINS
WEYMOUTH, Mass (UP) Mrs.
William Carson Jr., received just
what she wanted for her 35th birth
day,, but she says she'll be just
as happy if there is not a repeat
next year. Mrs. Carson gave birth
to twin sons.
Delegates Off For Taft Meet
Headed by William J. Baer, post
commander, a number of mem
bers of the local chapter of the
Veterans of Wmid War 1 Ipft for
Taft Monday to attend the group's
annual encampment.
Baer has announced that be
cause of the migration of mcmlxTS
South Carolina seceded from
the Union on Dec. 20, 1800.
the coast eitv for (hp rv.nt.
(ion tht-1-e will ije no meeting of
the local group tomorrow night.
I'KOLIFIC SIGN Kit
Benjamin . Franklin not only
signed both the Declaration of In
dependence and the Constitution,
hut the Treaty Alliance with
France and the Treaty of Peaoo
with England.
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Now You Can Owsi A
-i HOME
FREEZER
Yes, with no money down
you can have the freezer
of your choice!
And you can buy from any freezer dealer in Cen
tral Oregon, and let Portland Loan take care of
the rest! YOU CAN ARRANGE YOUR OWN
TERMS. Or you can finance any new home appli
ance washer, dryer, freezer, vacuum cleaner,
range, etc... at Portland Loan.
No Money Down 24 Months to Repay
LOANS UP TO $1500
PORTLAND LOAN CO.
85 Oregon Avenue Phone 173
S-186
Loans above $300 made by
Portland Industrial Loan Co. of Bend
Under the Industrial Loan Companies Aet.
You Live Better for less With
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Some day you'll have an automatic washer why not now? It will
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Power's low electric rates. It washes clothes ceaner at the turn of a
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To supply your washer with all the hot water it needs, at the right
temperature, be sure you have a modern, automatic electric water
heater. It's the second requirement for cfeaner clothes always. -
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