The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 12, 1955, Image 8

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U-1 wffiSSIH-l 1951 r W PAWS, p -.0 DinYIX) HI? rwSiNER?x S. -.MXfKS X AND I'M ArVUI SO LET'S STOPyi!;bllB S I eh? ,.VaiE HUv'tTD inpN'T he well, no nv.Xe a as ticepct kinoiMG each Kfiif Sifclj 40c-j I I I'' NW.l,.a TALK TO ME cAKKY NPU VEf , PUT ) iJOPPESe: THE ACT As V. OTHER. . WHAT3 ! '.Ml Af f 1YS'' i I' ''SaLli r'A 0? TO OGLE J OFF FROM ( I .. tW ) THAN I AM.1 yC, YOU ARE OF THE PITlh? ! ):& f ; !? i ft." t?'ii CV w FP'kNr? tSrWHA!5 A WHAT 15 I " , , YOURS . Jt- V " ! ' ",.-vi:t t.-Ti iv4' 1 1 nV -, - - - I U 1l uJ 1949 rreckloi and Mis rnendi J i ivr rpLowiDLow.'Mty, 1 fc1 v w 1948 J f ffUWVAv,r- THATSn--, ' 0 1947 J I hjo per-iw-MNrooMiiP v ' -r ' ' (?) I III SeTTT1 4" hi aaav aa i L T lV' (?)?SSM.r 1942 ,i, r J r-H 4 i i'i vV i ' Vf- .-T'-sX. is wmmtt far. I Xt,5r W. German Army Will Look Much Like American Forces Kilt tor 'h Nute: WeHt i'rmanv's army wmhi will be a reality, ilm tii,rp,m ' tills m-.w military fr 'h one the mot! purtfituuK devi'lnpriH-niH suite thu end ot Uurtu War ii A revlt-w ot this m-w army is given in the fulluuiiij; dispatch. By RL'UY WECIIMAU I.'nltcd I'rt'hs Slaft Cornipndpnl BONN, Germany iUPi West Germany is going to raise a ttior- ouly Americanized anny. The new 500,000-m:m Gernian fiuhting (oree will ster into Ameri' can style uniforms. It will be trained by American instructors in the use ol Ameriuin weapons. It will fly American planes. The new German soldier, 1955 version, will lack two of his most widely known teaturcp of former days high jackpoots and clicking heels. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's ' GI" will march on i ubber-soled shoes. French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay, when he learned this re cently, wisecracked: "This time we won't even hear them." About -100,000 men will serve in the. West German Army. There wilt be 80.000 in the i'.ir force and 20.000 in the small coastal navy. The new fighting force, which will be part of Gen. Alfred M Gruenther's North Atlantic Treaty Defense Organization will consist of 150.000 volunteers and 350,000 drafteesl First Volunteers The Adenauer government is trying at tiie moment to push its first rearmament legislation through Parliament so it can call up the first volunteers this year. The force will be izrouped into 12 army divisions plus supporting troops, an air force of fighter and fighter-bom ler wings and a pocket navy which will include a few small coastal suhmannes. The 12 divisions, six armored four mechanized and two motor-; ized infantry will be organized! the most modern manner and equipped with the latest Amer ican weapons. Hafh regiment, even each bat- tiinn nt a German division will be b small self-supporting unit. Unwnwr the tank remments us I u nrpnnrzed SO Ull COUiQ De withdrawn from their divisions and combined into a powerful 3000-tank lighting arm. Most of the army's supporting units uiti he self-dtodc lied artil lery, anti-tank brigades, special "fire brigade tank regiments ana other nigh-power forces. Eye To Russia Thp organization of the new fighting force will be modelled on American lines. But it will be modelled also with an eye on one possible enemy Soviet Kussia. Thi hi phi v -technical German army will be supported Dy spe cial Russian style mortar regi ments, radar battalions and commando-raid squads. The German G.I. will wear khaki or field gray uniforms, American style. He will wear an Eisenhower jacket a.id probably an American style neimei. Ahnut 90 nor cent of equipment h-;ii mmp fmm the United States. probably through a modified lease- lend arrangement. infitiHoH will h 3.000 Patton tanks, about 1300 fighter planes, heavy artillery, mortars, mach ine guns and other equipment. The planes will include F86 Sabrejets. The 30 to 40 German generals will hp veterans of the former r.orman armv Most nf them have I held the rank of colonel. All gen erals will be screened oy a special ittep for Dolitical reliability. German officers vrl be flying to the United Males soon 10 dc ii'itinpH in American nianc and imiir iHPtics. Thev will return to be instructors in the new army. "PLAINS OF AHKAIIAM" The heights near Quebec, mmi-n n. thp Plains of Abraham, look their mmc from Abraham Martin, a Canadian pioneer, wno as a pilot on the !l Lawrence River. h Voics of Central Oregon - WV KNCKJ TONIOHTS PROGRAM 6:00 Ciibriel HenttT 6;1B Mtuic Coat to Out K::iO-Th.- OI. Hii.l.rs fi M, Ifa,b ircnc Nrwm 7 :(t(i Korwnrrt America S :0ft M r. 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World 1(1:4.'.- Nws Man Almut Town It :00 Company Crimtnic 11:25 Kraft E-SUr Newicaat 11 :;10 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noontime Melndiea 12:10 Today CIMt(rMU 12 :T- Sixrt Review 12 :20 Noontime Melodies 12 :30 New 12:46 Farmer's HouY 1 :00 New of Prinevltla 1 :06 Harry Jamce-Bctty Grabte Show 1 :4r Listening Time 2 :00 Listening Time 2 :IS Preview Good Head Ins 2:80 Platter Prwview a:(K l'lattcr Preview 3:05 Northweet New 3 :20 Central Oregon New 3:26 Kraft 6 -Star Newscut 3:30 "Yon Win" 3:4f Tello Ten 4 :00 Popular Demand 4:16 Frank Hemingway 4 ;3 Here's the Answer 4:4h Ham Hayos 6:llil Tune Vendor 6 :lfi Si.urts ParaUa "6:25 News 6 :G0 Melody Way 6:46 HiM BrundiKe Sport 6:66 Kraft 6-Sur Final 6 :0O Gabriel Heatter 6:16 Dinner Melodie 6-30 llohind the Story 6 .46 Sam Hayea New 6 :65 Song of the Day 7 :00 City Editor 7:.i0 fit-nd (.ararre Newt 7 :46 Remember When 7 :60 Kvening Melodie R 0O PiKinn Up Sport 8 :H0 Paxsport to Daydream 8 :46 Paitrtport to Dreamt 0 :Ort i4twa 0:16 Fulton Lewia. Jr. !:30 Off the Record 9 :66 Five Minute Final 10:30 Tiaja Detectiv Mysterie 11:00 filgi. Off 2a The Bend Bulletin. Tuesday. July 1j, 1955 by Ndint SelW SWEETIE PIE ic v a rt on. Coar. 1M b NCA Urm. ta. "Pop went fishing today so we could have a fish fry- r . , UA.ir hnmhiirtrer. Butch? " now oo you want, jv. Famed Paris Comedie Francaise is Sending Company to New York Bv ELIZABETH 1 OOSIEY Lnited Vrmn Statf Correspondent NEW YORK (UP) For the first time in its 300 vear history the famed Comedie Francaise will send, a company of a tors and ac ti esses here next fall to appear on Broadway. The month's engagement not only will set a record for the proud theatrical troupe which traces its traditions back to Mo liere but it also will set a unique record for Mony Dalmes, beauti ful blonde star of the Comedie. Mademoiselle Dalmes and her husband Claude Phillipe, known unofficialy as the "host of the Waldorf," will be working on the some side of the ocean for the lirst time in their three-year mar riage. Theirs is a strictly 20lh century love story, with scores of ocean crossings, trans-atlan'ie telephone calls and airmail letters to bridge the gap between their two widely separated careers. Philippe is vice president in charge of the vast network of kitchens, dining rooms and private banquet rooms at the Waldorf AS' toria Hotel. Annual Visit Mrs. Philippe, as tiie French ac tress prefers to be called when she's on this side of the Atlantic, a "societaire" of the Comedie. She is here now on her annual spring visit. She explained some of the tradi tions of the Comedie, which is un like any other acting group in the world, in an interview interrupted ippc rushed in the suite they occu-r-y in the hotel. kis.-;cd his wife oi; the cheek, disappeared for only a few minutes into the bedroom and reappeared completely chanced from business suit to evening clothes. "That is all I eve see of my; husband in the day when I am' hero," Mrs. Philippe said as hel blew her a kiss and siammed the door behind him. "In Paris it is I who rush all the time." As Mony Dalmes, this port French actress may play leading rcles in a tragedy, a comedy and a fantasy in a single week at one of the two Paris theaters operated by the Comedie Francaise. The Comedie is dedicated to keepinf alive old plays and traditions as well as introducing n?w plays. Like others in the troupe, Mrs. Philippe began as a "pension naire," or apprentice when she graduated from dramatic school eight years ago. She has since been elected a "societaire." which is the elite heart of the troupe en titled not only to the major roles but to a share in the profits. "The rules are -very strict," Mrs. Philippe said. "It is unlike any other acting company. You cannot do a movie or play in an other theater without getting per mission, and often that is difficult to get. I asked for permission be fore I came here to visit my hus band." They will do five plays in their engagement, here from Oct. '2b to Nov. 20, and also in appearances in. Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa and Quebec, Canada. Mony Dalmes will play the leading role in the open ing night Broadway performance oi Moliere's "Le Bourgeois Gcnlil hommc' ' (The Wou'.d-be Gentleman.) The plays chosen for the Ameri can appearance provide plenty of humor and action, a spokesman for Sol Hurok explained, just in case some people don't understand French. "Sometime," the freneh st;if;e could play a part here on your stage in English. 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