The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 06, 1955, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text: 2a The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, December 6, 195S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Maior Hoople OUT OUR WAY ELLIOT SOLD COLUMBUS. Ohio (UP) Out fielder Harry Elliott of the St. Lou is Cardinals who played with San Dry Slab Wood 2 GRADES Phone 767 BROOKINGS WOODYARD by Nadine- Seltzer MY WORDTWlSGS -HSH- SWEETIE PIE UN, rtJUK.' MUKKIEy HAS ' Diego of. the Pacific Coast League in 1954, has been sold back to the Padres. Elliott, who was used mainly in utility roles with the TOLD M6 HE'S 5TIU. DAFFY AR3UT Hit) WIFE, EVEN IF1. H6 DID FALL FCW Art ACROBAT.' T. HAPPeoSTD KNOW WHEKG MKb. MORKI&SeY I Cardinals in 1055, batted .256. 16, AND THAT'S MMSRe Wc Kc CARCYinS -rue pall '. .-V'- t f 10 ! Voice of -KBND- J i-enf74t (Jr.gon -Uiba ; IWocycl.. t . Affilfared With Mutual Don Leg Broadcasting Syrtem. . 11 I LETTIM I YOU'VE bOT PA I AUOTHES I LET VOUR MIME AS. 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Steel Hour R. tw Arthur Godrrey A Friends 9' lift The Millionaire 9:30 -I've Got A Secret I0:fm-Studlo 57 in 30 City Desk in 35 Pattl Pane Show 10:50 Showtime on Six Polio Group Sets Education " Program to Spur Salk Drive WASHINGTON (UP) The Na-Year's the foundation plans to tional Foundation Xor Infantile Pa ralysis shortly will launch a nation wide educational campaign among parents and doctors to spur the lagging Salk innoculation program. foundation officials said an esti mated 40 per cent of thc vaccine now being released Is not being used immediately because of pub lic apathy, fear, or other factors: Basil O'Connor, foundation presi dent, said urgent measures are needed to deal with the situation. Between Christmas and New Molotov May Be Ready to Resign LONDON (UP1 The Kremlin's summoning ot the Supreme Soviet (Parliament) into an extraArdin-l ary third session this year stirred speculation here today that the re tirement of Foreign Minister Vya- cheslav M. Molotov may be im minent. An official announcement in Moscow Friday night said the Su preme Soviet would covene there on Dec. 23. Convening of a third' session in one year was regarded as highly unusual the parlia-l ment usually meets only once a year to rubber-stamp approval of i the policies of the government and Communist Party leaders. A United Press dispatch from Moscow said foreign observers in the Soviet capital expected signi ficant developments to come out of the meeting. Wc Fill the BH! For A R DEAL! We're Not Come In end Make Your Own DEALS 52 NASH AMD. 4-Door Nfdun. ICndio A: hunter, automat to trans mission. Ilritt, music, and a ImhI . . . what more can you want. s595 54 Chrysler New Yorker Sdn. s2295 Radio, hoatrr, powerflyt, beautiful 1-owuer nr. 55 Plymouth 4-Door . . Kudio and Heater. Overdrive. 50 Chrysler New Yorker Sdn. J 895 Radio, Healer. Overdrive 50 Chevrolet Hardtop $ 95 K:idio, Heaier. 50 De Soto Club Coupe 5 795 Kadio and Healer 53 Ford Tudor Sedan , $1295 Ford O Mallr, radio and lieatrr. 47 Ncsh. 4-Door $ 255 Knlio and llmtr COMB INTO Oi: INISIDK SHOWROOM WHKKK IT'S WARM ASD UKV! Right's Right at Eddies Eddies Sales & Service iyrT Mil Ml Chrysler-Plymouth start sending out several hundred thousand information booklets to other authorities. The aim is to re move the doubts some doctors still have about the vaccine's safety and effectiveness. Circulars To Parents About 10 days later, the founda tion will begin distributing 35 mil lion circulars to parents of chil dren in areas where vaccine is or will be available. Parents -will be told the vaccine is safe and will be urged to get their children inoc ulated as quickly as possible. Finally, the organization plans where necessary to call on its more than 3,100 chapters and two million year-around volunteers to help re move local bottlenecks in vaccine distribution. O'Connor said he would like to see 28 million youngsters injected between now and next June when the 1956 polio season will be in full swing. "This is a tremendous job," he Saifl in a telephone interview with United Press. 'Even with an all out educational program, I'm afraid we may not achieve our goal if injections are left largely to the individual initiative of par ents as at present. Muss Inoculation Program The foundation is not in the distribution system and will not in terfere with the present voluntary system. But I have been urging every authority I can find to press for a mass inoculation program through the schools, for example. It's only in this way that you can give the number of shots wc should give before next June." Millions of children still haven t received any Salk vaccine. One reason is lagging production. But another big factor has been a sharp slump in demand because of: 1. The shift to the voluntary distri bution system; 2. Some continuing professional doubt about the vac cine's safety, and 3. The fact that the 1055 polio season has ended. LISTEN! TO GEORGE AND NICK a they sing and play the kind of music you like. They're different refreshingly differentl Make them a habit . . . each TUESDAY and THURSDAY 6:30 P.M. J KBND v THE ALEXANDERS! .1 SET 1 1 it Li Hen! You'll like them. They'll 't brighten up your whole day I feoughi lo you by PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT Wall & Greenwood Phcne 64.