The Bnd Bulletin, Wednesday, January 4, 1956 7
SHE'S COT 'EM IN THE AISLES In the bus aisle, that it,
and to learn music. Mrs. Frances Gorsuch, a music supervisor,
is faced with a classroom shortage at the Oddstadt school near
San Francisco, Calif. So she' holds band practice in a school bus
parked in front of Ihe school. Music racks are set up in the aisle.
"The acoustics aren't so good, and we have children getting tan
gled up with trombones," Mrs. Gorsuch says, "but we're making
music, and that's the important thing."
Ominous Development in France
Seen in Sudden Rise of Poujade
By ClIARI.fiS M. MCONN
United Press Staff Correspondent
The sudden rise, o! Pierre Pou
jade in French politics is an im
portant development. It may be
an ominous one.
Here is a mn who two years
ago was unknown outside of his
home town of, St. Cere in south
western France. Population 3,00.
He was eyeing out a living from
his little ,bookshoD-stationcry sloru.
He decided lhat the French tax
system;' was unfair to the small
7 jliopWeppr and decided to do
something about U.
3 He organized an anti-tax cam-
paign. He started urging shop
f. keepers to refuse io pay taxes.
His movement snowballed. Be
fore long tax collectors and asses
sors in some small towns were
being mnjibed.
Poujade's movement became a
national one. He claimed one mil
lion supporters. Hie government
said he was exaggerating.
Poujade boasted in the cam
paign for Monday's parliamentary
election that he would win 30 to
50 seats. Nobody in authority be
lieved him.
When' the returns !came in it
proved that Poujade had obtained
tbout 2.20O.O0O votes. He won 31
Tats' in tile 626-seat national as
sembly which runs France.
Neither Premier Edar Faure
nor former Premier Pierre Men-des-France,
leaders of the two big
political coalitions, won anywhere
near a majority. They are saying
in Paris that it may take five
weeks or more 1o form a govern
ment based on a coalition of thr
two coalitions.
Sen. Kefauver
Favors Tax Cuts
WASHINGTON (UP) Democra
tic presidential candidate Kstes
Kefauver says he wants election
year tax cuts for the "voters."
The Tennessee senator said al
though he is again-st any "great"
tax reduction, "We ought to give
a small additional exemption to
voters" if a tax cut is feasible.
He said part of the revenue loss
could be regained from higher
taxes on stockholders.
Kefauver, in a radio interview,
also said he is seriously consider
ing entering the Florida and Min
nesota primacies against Adlai E.
Stovenson.
Kefauver said there is "quite a
field" of issues on which Demo
crats will differ with Republicans'
rin Ihe election-year session of the:
Slth Congress, which began today.1
Kefauver said he favors a "sub
stantial" increase in foreign eco
nomic aid this year. Asked wheth
er this might rule out a tax cut,
he said "that may be the situa
tion." But if it is possible "to make a
reduction, In- said, then he thinks
voters should be given a small in
crease in their 5600 income tax ex
em pt ion. I le proposed repealing
the special tax dividend credit
granted stockholders by the Repub-1
lican-con trolled 83rd Congress.
Kefauver was asked whether h
meant to include "non-voters" as
well as "voters" in his proposed
tax cut. Hi said everybody "ought
to be a voter" and he has heard it
argued that "if they don't vote
maybe they ought to pay a little
more lax."
However, an aide siid later that
Kefauver meant the proposed cut
to apply to all taxpayers and not
just to those exercising their voting
privilege.
He listed the top issues in Con
gress as farm, housing, resource
development, social security, edu
cation, school construction, and
"the way our foreign policy is be
ing carried out." He said the con
duct of foreign affairs will be n
major issue in the presidential!
election campaign.
One thing a'onc is certain the
government, w.ien it is, formed
will be an unstable one.
Poujade's 51 seals will be im
portant in any critical vote, ami
this is where Poujade looms as
a possibly ominous figure.
He has no policies, national or
international, except that he
doesn't like the tax system.
We will cross rhat bridge when
wc come to i, he said ol his
lack of a political program.
He das announced that he will
not take part in any government.
He did not himself even run for
a scat in parliament.
There Poujade will be, without
responsibility, ready to attack any
government legislation, ready to
help overthrow any premier.
Poujade, 35, red-faced, hand
some, athletically built, hoarse-
voiced. Is a crowd-carrying orator.
He affects rough-and-ready sports
clothing with a muffler round his
neck.
He has called the National As
sembly "a heap of manure." In
the campaign his strong - arm
squads broke up election meetm,
all oVer France. He says he will
"hane" any man elected on his.
own ticket who docs not follow nis
orders.
Poujade may turn out to be just
a temporary wonder-boy. A lo,t of
people wlio voted for him were
just protesting again.it the French
political mess.
But other men who turned oui
to be dangerous started out as ho
has done. Who does not remember
the strong-arm squads who used
'o break up meetings in Italy and
Germnny? Poujade's enemies rail
Sim a Fascist and an anti-Semite,
Just what he is going to do re-
nains 1o he seen, But his emer
gence certainly will make the
sveheh political situation even
nore unstable.
Redmond Hospital
Special to Tho Bulletin
HEDMOND The only New
Yoar'K Day baby born at Central
Oregon district hospital was the
son, named William Thomas, born
at 1:59 a.m. Jan. 1 to Mr. and
Mrs. Kichard Croxen ol Metolius
Admitted Doc. 30: Mrs. Edith
White. .Madras, and Mrs. Agnes
Watson, Redmond.
Admitted Dec. 31: Kttis Brock
ptt, Sisters; Joyce Sears, 4 months,
Kinxua; Larry Williams, 13, Terre
bonne.
Admitted Sunday: Henry Lisius.
Route 1, Mrs. Dclcris Gambetti,
Redmond; Mrs. Ruby Hale, Mcto
lias: Willis Scott, Kochler, Terre
bonne. Admitted Monday: Mrs. Herbert
Dicus, Culver; Mrs. Charlotte Ri
ser, Madras; U'Stcr Swavtert,
Itoulc 2. Henri; Mrs. Alice Wilcox,
Princville.
Ottis Kast. Princville, was dis
charged Friday. Dismissed Satur
day: Ml. Carl Schiicwert, Mrs.
Macirie Clemrnco. Joseph Wei-
gand, Miss Mar-carol Brofjan. Mel
ody (lamberti, Mrs. Arthur Wal
ston, Mrs. Walter tlpncr, all Red
mond; Michael Willhite. Madras;
and from maternity floor Mrs.
Sam Scott, Warm Springs, with
baby Louis Samuel.
Discharged Sunday: Kcnne'n
Willhite. Madras; Mrs. Lowell
llenske, Cateway: and from ma
ternity fl-ior Mrs. Jerry Warner,
Redmond, wilh son Paul Allen.
Mrs. Uiwrence Nicholson, Red
mond, and son, RfKrr Lynn: and
Mrs. Vernon Ilcrbst, Powell Butte,
wilh twins Rhonda Helen and
P.irkv Vernon.
Dismissed Monday: Charley Mc
Kinlrv. Warm Springs; Mrs. Enid
Klliott, Redmond; Henry Lisius
Route 1. Redmond: and from ma
ternity floor Mrs. Earl Tufti.
Warm Springs with son Tharon
l,ec; Mrs. Raymond Johnson.
Bend, and baby Marsha Diane:
Mix. Harlis llrich. Redmond; and
Mrs. Richard Marker,
I with rabccca Ami.
Aid for Flood
Victims Proposed
WASHINGTON (UP) Congress
;oday had a hopper full of bills
proposing government help in eas
.ng flood disasters.
The bills were among 150 intro
duced on the opening of t.ie new
session of Congress yesterday.
Tjey came in the wake of devas
tating floods in California and the
Northeastern states.
The proposed legislation ranged
from giving the Army Engineers
ldded discretion in building emer
gency flocd control projects to
setting up a special federal cor
poration to issue flood damage
insurance.
House members also introduced
a stack of bills and constitutional
amendments dealing with the pos
sible death or serious illness of a
United States President. The pro
posals were prompted by President
Eisenhower's heart attack Sept.
2-1. ,
All of tic bills were introduced
in the House. Traditionally, sen
ators do not introduce any bi'ls
until after the President submit?
his State of the Union Message.
President Eisenhower will send
his State of the Union Message ic
Congress tomorrow.
Churchill Raps
Russian Twist
On Coexistence
LONDON (.UP) Sir Winston
Churchill accused the Russians to
day of giving a strange twist to
their talk of peaceful coexistence
by provoking an arms 'race in the
Middle East.
In his annual New Year's mes
sage to the conservative Primrose
League, of which he is Grand
Master. Churchill said the New
Year presented "many difficulties,
but I am confident (hat we shall
surmount them."
The Soviet leaders have done
their best to provoke an arms. race
n the Middle East.' he said.
This is a strange interpretation
of peaceful co-existence.
Baker Man Gets
Crescent Post
Filling Ihe vacancy created by
the transfer of Riingefc.Tom Great
house Mo -thr Olymfttr ja.bopal
Forest in Washington. Ernes!
Hard man of Baker, has been
named to head the Crescent dis
trict of the Deschutes forest a.,
ranger, Supervisor Ralph W. Craw
ford announced here today.
Hardman, a graduate fi-om Ore
gon State College in forestry, is a
long-time resident of tho Baker
area and served for 10 years on
the Whitman forest slaff before
entering OSC following World Wan
II. He has been a timber manage
ment assistant on the Baker dis
trict of the Whitman forest.
Hardman grrw up on Muddy
Creek, in the B iker country, wilh
a farming background. He began
his furest career on part time
work, and lain- was hired perma
nently on the protective staff of
tho Whitman forest.
Shortly following his promotion
to a maintenance f-tremanship, he
took time out to serve with the
Seahees in World War II.
Great house left for his new posl
tion in th- Olympic forest early
in November.
Offer by Police
Goes Unheeded
Thorj wore no calls to police
for help from drivers feeling too
unsteady to drive their own cars
on New Year's cv", In 1104 police
dive 23 home from parlies.
Pa' rick Eugene Grepnun. m, of
Park Cily, Utah, paid $-'0 bail for
his release from jail after b"ing
cha? ged wilh (wing intoxicated
early New Year's day in the 100
bl'it'k ot Oregon avrnup.
Journic Harvey, .V). laborer on a
ranch near PrtncviMc. was picked
up in the 800 block of Bond street
enrly January 1 on the c.iai-ge of
inloxication. He was held in 50
bond.
Police Recover
Stolen Vehicle
Police rceovr'rei a sfolrn enr
Sunday for CicorKf Alyk. of 21i03
K. first stroot. Ayk tm parkcr
the rar near (he bowling Jillry.- II
w;is found less than an hour latfr
abandonjd al Broadway and Dela
ware. A .22 cahbrr Rrminon
rifle and a nw ramrni had b--cn
stolen from it. Alyk said he had
lost a set of keys to the car alwut
two nwnths ao.
Knink Ole. of 111 Uarnman
street, reortfJ tiie twft nf mi
Ai-rus 75 camera from his car
while it was park'd yesterday m
the business district.
Shaves and haircuts of the av
erage male consume ?,lfi0 hours.
or 427 working days out of his
uicliiue.
LA T.Uphoto
EVERY INCH A queen is
Arlyta Grove, 17, San Fran
cisco State College coed,
named "Theme Girl" to
hostess the 1956 Auto Show
in San Francisco's Civic Audi
torium Jan. 7-15. Those
inches are 37-26-37V4.
A llantly Leg
WINDHAM Me. IUP) A Hol-
stein milking cow on the farm of
Stanley V. Hall has a 16-lneh-lo.,g
extra leg, small hoof and all, at
tached to her neck. Hall says the
cow swings it to chase away flies.
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TS'Soviets Claimed
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Space Satellite
LONDON (UP) The Communist
Daily Worker reported today Irom
Moscow lhat Russia may be ready
to launch a space satellite this
year some six montlis ahead ol
the American schedule.
Tho Dailv Worknr's MnsY.w pop-
j . j c . . .
respondent said Soviet scientists
already have launched a number !
uhiWt nnnntrotml enm kiinHmrlc
of miles into intei planetui-y
space.
The correspondent, Sam Russell
said he inleiviewed a Piofessor
Pokrovsky whom he described as
a "leading memher of the Soviet
commission on interplanetary trav
el." The United States last summer!
announced plans to launch space
satellites but said it would be done
during the 1957-1958 geo-physicnl
vear. The Daily Worker said this
meant "another two or three
years,"
But the Daily Worker said Soviet
scientists already had sent rockets
several hundreds of miles into
space with dogs, monkeys and
scientific instruments aboard,
"The animals returned to earth
none the worse for their experi
ence," the Communist newspaper
reported. "Equally important, Uie
Instruments which accompanied
them returned, too, with valuable
data for the scientists who now re
gard interplanetary communication
as a practical possibility in the not
too distant future."
Russell said all this was dis
closed iby Pokrovsky in a "sur
prise New Year's statement"
which announced it was "possible
to launch this year an artificial
satellite which will revolve around
the earth after having overcome
the force of gravity."
A layer of gravel on top of your
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INSULATION, Weatiierstrippinj
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PLANNED KOIl COMKOPT You'll like what you see in this 3 yr old
home located close in. 2 Ixlrms and den wilh fiplr. or use d'-n
as berliwim. 2 full balhs. sc-p din nn. Wall lo wall carpel through
out. Concrete driveway and paikini: urea. Price J17.WK). Tms
UUl'LKX ft HOME One 2 hdrin and one I bdrm apal Inient, both un
furnished. 3 bdrm home wilh all l;.rKe moms, plUi and wired
fr washer ft drver. Price WM. Tms.
r. unit AIT IIOL'SK All completely furnished. Two 2 Mim and four
1 lulnn apartments. Slucco and frame Id.lti- Owwl loc. I'rice
JKi.OOO. Tms.
DUPI.KX liolh 1 Inlrin urn) s. fully furnikhi d. Psmls with pijed lur-
nar-o in each apt Pri. f Sll.rjV). Tms.
COMMKIiCIAL liL'll.IlINC 2 story bld wilh Tl It fron(uc,c on riieen-
wKl. Price J1K.VI0. Tms.
MAI.TIINK SHOP Kully efuip d. Masonry blrll! with 3,7r0 sr. ft flwr
sjiace. 2 bdrm ni.Hiern living quarlers. Price .VI0. Tins.
We have a choice selection of fatms laree cattle spreads,
motels & business properties.
LkciLu-d & AJLlidlcU with. Oregon, Calif. & Idaho bl'ul.cis.
139 Miscellaneous for Sale
SMAU. l-'AtKKANKS MUlt-SK LlRtit Plata.
luw wair. 5t-ir .lanor. wnn uttuen.. -Itiio.
11. 11. Youri. 1'. O. B, J3. Silver
USG INSU1.ATING BOARD, x
4 x 8 - $1.95. Hurdboard J2.20.
Ceilin!? tile - 40c each. Masonite
$2.60. iPlywwd $:K5. O'DAY'S
SALVAGE & SUPLY YD. PH.
663.
NECCHI-ELNA Worlds
only 100 Auto. Sewing
a c h . Prices from $98.95.
Heierman & Janes
Sewing Center
101 Wall
Bend
Also
Princville
Redmond
Less Than $10.00
See What You Get!
KITCHKN CHAIKS
1 COFFKK TABLE
1 MAC.A.1NB HACK
1 HOUND TABLE
$3.00
59.95
$9.95
$9.95
RADIOS $3.01) and Up
BEND BARGAIN HOUSE
Across From H.H. Depot
RESOLVE
TO PAINT UP
i-Wili
KemTlu-i -,...-m-t;iw
Jiuivr Ken.-.
Varnlihra I'tilnt Tuinnrr
inislH- - All S!;-. t
west side hardware;
SPORTING GwODS
1005 Galveston I'hone bj
EVERYTHING
For that Plumbing Job
Pipe fittings Pipe
Copper Tubing
Bend Supply Co.
922 Bond Phone 481
FOR SALE Yellow colored Frlnldalre
automatic washer and dryer. Used 6
m.-nihs. Just like new. Phmw 1WJ-M
alter 6 p.m.
$l-m aciNTIIXATOIt. like new. nun nrn-
teed, twiio pnr i.w". , '
Diiwr Anen-y. U" Valo. omjon.
CHARLIE'S
NEW USED
201 Franklin Ph. 1858
NECCHI - ELNA
SEWING MACHINES
From
SU8.85 and Up
World's Only MO m
AUTOMATIC MACHINES.
i 1 1.' I I.'U M A M Sf .1ANLS
1021
Wall l-lJur.
USED
Winter Tread
or
Rom.mrTiret. i-
Regutor Itre
WILLIAMS TIRE SERV.
07 r.- r.,wmi-nod PH. J2I0
FOR
SALE
TTr- dnn tVfnn SflWS
BEND CHAIN SAW
147 Pump; Sales 4 Serv.
LET US SOl.Vfc yr ' ''
and pump pmnienw. i-
PUM!1 & 1KKUJATION CO., Hh.
11, Redmond.
1G0 Apartments tcr Rent
i .si: IN. iimml H r.irnlsh...l. I';!"
1r,H-iit. UIIIMJ!;aiSj!!
Jai liiVluilnin i.t. 1 L" R""1
WA,IKE MI1T '
l,lc. Wreklyn
'u 3 att 4 ""m ,'Jl,,,,'a.
tllltlcH ll'l. Iflrimnne a''-
& Tnsurnnre li wan au
Uhnne 886
ni-nlnlu m-iCfd
hdiin. home Hint is
Iiri. could he den or ll.ili.y.
home. comnlH.ly furnishcl. New
. T
- . .
priced home. 2 Islrins. In! kit
, tiulo
, Mrm hmp. Sen
f'n - iy ii'i''"'"" "
i,..,., I M,., ..nmn rnnf. L'M'atie.
niMimw-u. , " -
redecorated home on K. ill SI Willi
pa t'l
160 Apartments for Rent
3 ROOM. FUHNISUEO APAHTMENT. Up
stairs bcdivuni, Blue Itpruc Motel
lhue m S. Hlnhway.
FURNISHED APARTMENT Close In."
steam hrnL Inundry faclUlltii. garage. .
U7 Franklin. Plunti 631.
FREE RENT at Casa Grand MoteL 1
or 2 tMxlixwm. kltclun- apartment. utu
I lies pmd. uaahlng faclllUea, By wk
or month. No phone calls.
161 Houses For Bent
2 IIKOROOM. UNFURNISHED house,
plumbed (or whstut. Gaintu. 50 monih,
134'J AllMiiiy. phone 17W J.
1 BEDROOM. UNFURNISHED modem
hounD. Wlittl for electric stow, plumbed-
tnr automatic washer. Call ZfW-M.
NO REASONABLE REQUEST DE
NIED! Money in minutes to rt
liable parties. $50 to $2,000. OnQ
call service. COMMERCIAL IN
DUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Ph.
2269, 315 Greenwood Ave., Bend.
162 Rooms, Room & Board
KE1R(KM. NICELY furnished, clone In.'
private entrance. Furnace lieal. washoowt
In jtm. Phirne H4U W. 1st. "
168 Otner Beniau .
Pi 'II LEASE: Service Stallun. irtly
sliH.'ke1. Sec owner after 5 p.m. 340 S.
fit li St.. Redmond, OreKon.
MOVINGT-Save" 50 per cent. Use BEB
HIVE U DRIVE TRUCKS. GRAFrEN
IIF.HUEU'S SERVICE UXi So. 3rd St PhoM
1IM1.
169 Wanted to Rent
S1N(7le MAN wauls lk w i-l and Rmm In
phvttte hutiic. Veteran, at lends Cc nun un
ity CuUcitc. Willv Ueiid Uulletlti D(
14b-A.
1 nctlnwm ll..a:' wnntwl r,y Kchm.
. ri-rtTi'invs. coiiuiKt ouio now- .
nmn. li-.i 1 (;v-iwi va.
t'76 Lots & Acreage
PiKH'KUTY AT 1 1 IT F"lvnil. U'iU offer
H Ktiill nt. Ir -d. Minni-iHirii.
189 Real Estate Display
DUDREY -HILTON REALTORS
1050 Bond Ph. 1327-W
Jean Hawthorne 2212-J-5
AlibsfATE REALTlt'CO.
Hi'allors
1M Minnesota Ph. 405
New Two bedroom home with oil
pipe furnnee, 2 lots, near Evans
Ely. $5,7.r0. With $500. down.
West Side Two unusually InrRe
bedrooms. Kin-place, dinlnK area,
handy kitchen. Basement wilh new
Lennox furnace. Lot 60xl(i0 All in
lawn, shrubs, flowers St trees.-
Price $12,500 with terms.
l.lSTtN(;S ON C1IKAP low ilowTi payment
lioum-a nc-ilt'd. till'. Itll.ltLJVHU
HKAL KSTATB. 444 So. 3rd. SI.
For an your Healty Needs, see
' R. D. KERR, Real Estate
Phono 2215 orttce 7R3-J Horn
Arnlc 1759-W
CLIP THIS AD I
Left Have a Look
A REAL GOOD BUY:
'2 B. U. Nice nvinR-d'nlnn oxen;
(U;c. kitchen & utility-dining spnee;
Ample eloBuiB and sloniRo BpHce;
JMtlsy Knotty pine IlnlHh! 1-blk to
(seliool & mnrket; Eiiny walking.
"'"" .""1
ear RnraKe: Pncert nl (..). ana
worlh il: owner wotrld trade fMOO
equity for larrier 3 or 4 B. R. home
elose in west side.
WANTED TO BUY:
Must have 3 B. R. or 2 13. R. and .
den: Hi or 2 haths: Lite. Kltchen-
& Nixik: I-KO. L. R. & separate
dinini; room; Close ill west side;
Prefer with fireplace, basement,
two-ear Karate on good sized lots; ..
Good, well-located older homo '
suitable anil price must bo right.
Call or Seo t
Harriss-Suratt
AFFILIATED AGENCIES :
Bonds All forms insurance
KKAI. KSTATB
Kffl Wall Street Bend
Phone .102 or 2413-W
190 Automobile Display
YOU SHOULD
SEE THEM! !
We mean some of the "banpred
up" cats our body shop "turns
out."
The work they do Is nothing
short of MIRACULOUS . . .and
when they're throuRh the cus
tomer knows mat a "personal
Interest' has Kone Into the ioh
because you never know the car
had been damaned.
A Hinall dent or ... a major
body (oh ... we have the equip
ment nnd the "know how" to do
the JOH HICIIT!
HAVE YOUR BODY WORK
1XJ.NF, AT
WARD MOTOR CO.
Pontine G.M.C.
URANIUM
Do Your ProsiiectlnB
With This
1950 WILLYS
4-Whpel Drive
STATION WAGON
A Kenl F'.iiv At
$885.00
TOWNE MOTORS
Parknrd Willyj
ALL CARS
WINTERIZED
Hunnell Motors
Dodge & Plymoufh
pJ2b
CENTRAL OREGON
MOTORS
"A-1" Used Car Lot
Ask for Art
Across Irom Bruin Field
Po. P7 Phone 1.TW-W
Bend Garaqe Co.
Chcvrolet-Buick Cadillac
Home of "OK USED CARS"
Over 60 Models to (" hoose Krora
709 Wall St.
ok lot on e. uuxmroop
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