: 8 The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, November 9, 1955
Innocent Plea
Made by Reyes
' COKVAMJS (UP) Martin fi.
hi yes, Seattle, yesterday plead-
Hi innocent to charges of first de
gree murder and ussuult with a
dangerous weapon.
Keyes is accused of killing Ben
ton County Posseman James R.
Appelgale while fleeing from th"
Eugene jail.
Judge. Fred Mchenry set the
start of the murder trial for Dee.
C, but defease attorney John Een
ner indicated he would file a wo
tion for a change of venue.
1 The zone on either side of the
trade winds, where calms of lonu
duration prevail, is known as the 1 .VZm .
."belt ot calms." K "f"
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DISTRICT AGENT
118 Ore. Ave. I'll. 381
Rise Sfevens
Dress Causes
Sfir af Mef
NEW YORK (UP) Rise Stev
'( described her costume for the
spelling nigiil of ihe ,Yletrop;Mtun
)pera sushi, s-ni.ed at t!ie raised
"Vfhr:)WH, and admi-'vd:
'Sinking at lite Mi I was never
like this in the old d:iys."
The red-haired soprano. v.ho
introduced a lively, lowflown Car-1
-nen to Met audiences three ye.irsl
ago, s'ud s'le will wear a gold
i'je dress covered with black tulle
with a bodice tint starls under
iV boom" as CiuleMa in "T-'.e.
next Monday night.
id you say?" a listen
er queried. "
"Under," ?uid Miss Stevens,
with a nlr.'ised grin. "It is the
exiest eos'ume in ihe perfjrm
'nice, A''tu:t!ly the bosom is cov-
'red --villi flesh colored chiffon and
a fv strategically-pheed flowers,
but the cfVft is startling." -
The costume is purt of the new
'f aUsm tlrit's come into classic
:pera, she 'r."laiticd.
"Show business Is siiow busi
ness, the Hionx-boin singer saui
niatter-of-fuctly. "The Met his
had to cim;iHe with Hmadway
nmi television."
As one of 'the Ihree highest paid
iti.'eis -M Ihe Met, Mtss Stevens)
feels no need to compete with
niiiht Hub entertainers or to ar
-pi rtny of the fabuluis-soiiiiiling
offers (Mt lure other opera sing-
rs to Eus Vidian.
"I don't think il Is inteTslin"
nough," she said, shrugging off
ho'h 'he two-q ninhl Hub routine
and the five-figure weekly salary.
Mis Stevens wis interviewed in
t MnnhiUnn dup'-x m'ir'm'vtt.
where slie and her husband, VVal-j
Isluirl. tvwn. et
ter Surovy, and their ll-ymr-old,
son, Nic(.!"is, live when they are
not in their Westhampton, Ijong I
Is jnd, home. i
l ' freest-' Ti.
BACK Cea. Moshe Dayan,
Israel's chief ot stall, is back
at his post after his vacation.
His return coincides with re
ports on a possible Big Four
parley on the Middle East
Irdia produces more than onp-
tcilf billion pounds of tea a yntr.giving day.
Boxes Prepared
For Servicemen
PRINEVIU.E Christmas boxes
for servicemen have bfn prepared
and were ready this week fur ship
ment both to overseas troops anil
those in the Slates, II is repurled
by women of Ihe VFW auxiliary
who have been wonting on int.
project.
An intensive program In oilier
projerlK has also been outlined by
Ihe Kl-oup. Two Bluebird groups
nvp lo be sponsored this year, in
stead of Ihe single group sponsored
last yeur. Guardians of the groups
are Louret Fender, Hazel oegiey.
Lota McDonald and I.ula Slowe
A considerable number of the
Prineville group is planning to ai
tend Ihe. annual Veterans' day ban
quet, November 11 given by tne
Pondosu Plm'W'osi ami uuxinury
of Uc-nd.
The giMup has voled lo donate
thirds the pui'ohase of new street
decorations during the Christmas
season, and tliey are planning a
Christmas party for December u.
A potluck dinner for both VFW
and auxiliary will be held Thanks
at teen In
tailored by
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above any other tweed .Pan
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rich in looks . . . thanks to
silky Argentinean wool. In
popular rnglan style
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Lightweight champion is the rugged
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Argentinean fleece, sturdy Chilean
wool combined for wonderful soft
ness and Spartan hardiness. Trend
styled for trim, neat looks.
National Board i
Studies Nation's
Education Ills
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP) Ex
perts called for consultation in a
diagnostic clinic on Die problems
I of American education have identi
i fled the malady, basically, as over
work and under-nourishment.
Some hinted that complications
tn the form of inefficency and ob
structed vision have arisen.
Educators, school trustees, and
outside experts participating in
symposium sponsored by the Na
tional School Boards Association
delineated, the problems, the tasks.
and the probable future of our
schools.
Here, simplified, are their find
ings: Education today faces a Job un
parallelled, in the history of the hu
man race. Within a single genera
tion, the mass of knowledge held
by mankind has doubled; becau?
so much information is available,
it Is now Impossible for an individ
ual actually to attain what used to
be known as a "general educa
tion," a smattering of knowledge in
all fields.
Pace to Increase
Technological and scientific an
vancements have brought sharply
increased need for highly skilled
workers, hence for higher educa
tion of much larger numbeiv of
people. Virtually every professional
field is crying for more trained
workers.
This trend Is expected to con
tinue, at a even greater paco;
through the foreseeable future.
The same advancements, along
with other causes, have brought
population shifts resulting in criti
cal shortages of school facilities in
areas where the number of resi
dents is mushrooming.
Concurrently there has been a
gradual redistribution of wealth!
which has changed the educational
needs of vast numbers of citliens-
The plumber, the butcher, the cab
inet maker now finds he needs a
basic knowledge of economics, for
Instance. His father didn't. Even1
grade and high school courses
should be reorganized and expand
ed in many cases.
New Vision Needed
That Is only a brief summary of
the workload faced by our schools.
Financial malnutrition plagued,
school systems in most of the
areas represented at the session
at Kansas City, attended by school
officials of all 48 states. Millions
are neded tor new buildings and
equipment, to hire additional
teachci'S, and for urgently needed
expansion. Bond issues, special lax
levies, and every other means of
raising revenue were studied at the
Ihree-day conference.
Also undernourished Is the na
tion's supply of teachers. Not
enough young people are entering
teaching careers, the experts said,
and of those who enter many soon
leave for higher-paid, fields. .
An industrial engineering expert
and several educators hinted of in
efficiency and lack of vision. The
engineer suggested adaption of nin
dustry - proved methods of saving
time, money, and building space.
Ho suggested, for iastance, the
hiring of teacher aides to perform
routine tasks under the guidance
of "master teachers." School
buildings could be-used the year
around by rotating classes on a
four-quarter basis and school hours
might be lengthened, he said.
One of the nation's top educa
tors said thinking frequently has
been stultified by lack of imagina
tion.
! "Our vision." he said, "is too
: oflenobscured by our slavery to
methods of the past." He called
for a ''fresh approach."
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Loss of weight is most becoming
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Casual but neat in the new slim
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others from 29.50 "3
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LXXDlXdainiTj
Stores Planning
Nov. 1 1 Closing
At Prineville
Special to The Bulletin
PRINVILLE Veterans' Day,
and Christinas stropping days have
been aw urgent concern of mer-
elNmts' committees during the
oust week. Prineville stores are
divided on closure for me national
holiday, November 11. with al'
hanfcware, furniture and appliance
tfores agreed to close. Oarages
wilt also be. closed.
Clothing and food stores.
geneml will remain open during
the day.
Tiu downtown city area will pre
sent a colorful and patriotic up
penrance Friday when most busi
ness houses will display the new
flag- nieeiitly purchased through
he efforts of the Elks lodge. In
the past week, the city street de
partment, woi-king with crews of
the Pacific Power aixl Ligm com
!any. luive been installing flag
hmekels along the city sUk"wlks.
Oiristnws decorations have been
'he cotKvm of another merchant
ommittw, wtiich reports that" 14
now pta st ic reindeer and cedar
nrlands- have been purchased to
idd to Ihe former street decora-
i-nr. The tlecorations will be in
stalled November 20. and light
v' be mmM on in the decorations
about November 25. The work will
done by volunteers, with Pete
Gabriel in charge.
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In-teason stock at
offseason prices I
The busiest highway in the world
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Monday Thru Saturday pf e-l
9:30 A.M. 5:30 P.M.
ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY ONLY!
14 Only Girls' PLASTIC JACKETS Size 3 to 6x Take them away '2.00
Onl Airk PLASTIC JACKETS Ouilt Lined Size 4 to 18. . . . 4.00
12 Only Ladies' PLASTIC JACKETS Milium Lined Size 10 to 18 . .
24 Only Ladies' POPLIN JACKETS Flannel Lined Size 10 to 18 . .
33 Only Girls' Dressy DRESSES Sizes 7 to 14 Lovely for Dress-up
12 Only Girls' Washable 85 Wool & Nylon JACKETS Size 7-14
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18 Onlv Ladies' Cordurov SUITS Size 10 to 20 Really Nice 5.00
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100 Pr. Men's White Corduroy PANTS Sizes 29 to 36 .......... . 4.00
112 Girls' NYLON SLIPS Size 1 to 12 A really nice value 1.00
1 Group Ladies' HAND BAGS Take one home today ........ 2.00
1 Group Ladies' HAND BAGS Some really fine values 3.00
1 Group Mens' Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS A nice gift . . . 51.00
100 Assorted Ladies' BLOUSES Size 32 to 38 1.00
40 Pr. Gold Printed Cotton & Rayon DRAPES 48x90" 5.00
48 Pr. Metallic Decorated Acetate DRAW DRAPES 50x90" .... 3.88
226 Pr. Children's Black Watch ANKLETS Size 6 to 10 pr. 25c
1 Group Men's Dress SLACKS Size 29 to 36 Terrific Buy ....... . 4.00
1 Table Odds & Ends SHOES Come In and Get a Pair 2.00
1 Table Odds & Ends SHOES New Styles for Winter 4.00
50 Only ASH TRAYS, Fruit Designs, PotteryMetal Stands .... 50c
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50 Only Chenille BEDSPREADS Twin & Full Size 5.00
26 Dacron Pillows Soft and Comfortable 4.00
Dacron Comforters Beautiful and warm for winter 10.00
60 Only Children's ASSORTED BLOUSES Sizes 7 to 14 1.00
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12 Only Boys' 4 pc. SUIT & PANTS 4-6-8 7.00
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150 Only Men's Athletic UNDER SHIRTS, sizes 36 to 46 50c
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240 Pair Men's 12-oz. Canvas GLOVES. Low, Low price 4 pr.
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400 3-lb. Bags Penney's Delicious HARD CANDIES 77c
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Slacks, Western Shirts, Wool Shirts, f !eoprene Coats, Tin Pants . . 4.00
1 Group Men's Best Grade DRESS S ACKS, out they go 6.00
1 Group Men's Plaid SPORT SHIRTS, slightly oil stained 2.00
REMNANTS, REMNANTS. REMNANTS, GREATLY REDUCED!
1 Group Ladies' DRESSES Greatly Reduced. Get 'em now 3.00
3 Groups Ladies' DRESSES. Top quality at a low price 4.00
60 Only Large Honey TEDDY and PANDA BEARS, ideal gifts . . . 2.66
119 Only Men's Wash & Wear SUEDE FLANNEL SHIRTS. 14 to 17 2.50
36 Pair Men's Suede Flannel PAJAMAS, sizes A-B-C-D ......... 2.50
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Is the New Jersey Turnpike.