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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1956)
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WELL WORTH HOWE, PMAKEY1 WOWT E-Ay WITH PM3 ATER, OK) 1 OF THE DETOURiV WITH MUO OUK IWCOUVEUtEMCE, SIUCE IT SWE$ WE VOU TWO STOP OFF WITH J SO IOS5B TO DElS THELOWG (tV W1 HEW y A SPUENPHJ IPEA FOB 0 NEXT 5Wyi ME OVERNIGHT? mi LIKJE, WE miamT 6E ORIUE NORW 0 mmmmmm mak'iha yyAYNE "mffswi ifTWgftsrsf "J' gaa r- thakjs.but I K aiNT.vcjiJ Vwoest, i wasnt FiSHiNS Fo? I Lxrw I teles?mTfo7v6u ) ""TH f I . . -1 1 sip SOUP OATF 1 eWOULD I i muPI IUFKTT. IT'P . IMCT TUiT I 1 ll nrrmraeuAii . I It ASCUNTfTIDOWTirtJOWWHEM) P?.B05EZS, HAVE BEEN HE'S SUCH A NICE SUV AND- M J&ri--, -- TAKES I FUN, CLINT, y. CALLED AU'AV II COMPARISON ) ABOUT LUNCH (Lll I II IWTHA Pm7 (TO ASSIST S:B SHOPPED tOWO?!?OW7 JS-gmi &Fry' I. EVEEVTHIN&S ALL EIGHT, 1 1 A L6ATHEBNECK BUPpy'i t rwiCE 6dlM(SX WHICH ISAjT'vERy SAAART, 1 WEfeESoSe' ( LlBBy. VOU (COR KIP, I PULLEP 6E STRIN&5 AMP A PUWT. EEL VVASj IW5PECTOR ROW'L. EVEN. OUTBUT OH,VC,I-HOW KNOW WHAT VOU THOUGHT. OT ME THIS "FLAK JACKET' T AS SMART AS KIPS IN GfiAPE SCHOOL NOT TO A I PIP--1 THOUeHTpuT IT WAS THE MARINES MAPE OF STEEL PLATES. IT E THEV COMB. KNOW THAT CRIME DOESNT ROLLER ! WETHESOJE SgWQIASj R ?UB8y' '" L I -ti THESE M r AS SEE, 1 ri AIN'T PAVIN' VAT' ) K HOWEVER AW AGILE BPAIN HAS ) " )hl-LrT 3 UMBRELLAS, PRECIPITATION v STAMP HERE Y cs A METHOD OF lEE.MAVIBOPRW) IST' HAS ALREADy A LI'L AN'OAB.'-v reOTECTION FROM I AN UMBRELLA . BE6UN .' JT7 RAIN ARE A llTlV ?THE ELEMENTS ' ! A STORM XUiiTVrMv r--YWON'T HURT . Vf HEARTLESS KfTKTl Tr i , ' . vTATNSl I E ' CotyMay Call Special Session PARIS (UP) President Rene Coty may call France's newly, elecled National Assembly into emergency session to deal with the urgent problems facing me na tion, informed sources said today. The assembly is not scheduled to meet until Jan. but Coty was reported to have discussed the I oossibilities of an earlier session with Emile B. Lamont, assembly rmanem secretary-general. The French constitution calls 'or an assembly to convene the Wrd Thursday after its election ut legal experts said there was room -A "wider interpretation" f the article. i EY OOP WELL, IF YOUCE DEAD AND HERE'S A f ON LEWING USYOW. " BOTTLE OF HERE'S A COUPLE DOC, SOR PRODUCT DUCKS TO TIDE I THANKSJ TO TAVE WU ALONG TILL -, ,--AL0Nt;.T THING ELSE, FRECKLES & nib t-KitNUh .1w-W:MAr'0,t pokn wpnt Tts about TlME ?Sva 9 our op his way io N my true worth ) XJ? lf ( SHAKE HAWPS WITH ME TO THE COMWUN- Aff (,H C'l? WATS NSVCK MAPPENE-P I TV WAS MAKING ) U V. HEFORL- I1SELF FELT 1 JP UU MEAN IT I YJ MISHT COME SQX FOR IN HANOV L i'UfllMHIM lSE.JhK.LJ 9 iwhMrar..K'i k I T ; Well, if it Afbuee oue isn't mr. bis, i number one himself citizen today, KVMAC,OLPBOYf j YEH..T KNOW...FROM LOOK. LAD.A TIRED BLOOD Tit IT ATATP; ?"AIAWF Rnp Tuprc'c KliiHI THERE NOTHING LIKE PR ON THE MILLER'S MIRfvOLE LABEL.. AT MISERY VjSi MEDICINE 1-7 . """"""ife. 4 The fatmer of freckles Mfe300S6Y,HIOH StOKINO STAR IN LAST NIGHTS BASKETBALL 6AM E f RADIO REPAIR Phonograph Too. S&H GREEN STAMPS Work Guaranteed HAROLD'S 644 FRANKLIX 900 There still was lto nard and fasi indication of which party would furnish France's next premier. There were some indications the premier would ibe from the Social ist Party which controls 93 seats. The Socialists have urged an early meeting to deal with Algeria and other top problems. Hope faded that Pierre Mendes France and Premier Edgar Faure would patch up their differences and form a broad national front of all the center parties to meet the extremist threat. Socialist leader Guy Mollet prac tically killed it when he gave Faure a firm "no" on the idea after Mollet had met with Mendes France. Their decision "not to per mit ourselves be divided" also was a blow by the Communists who have called for a leftist "popular front" government. i The fact that it was Mollet and not Mendes-France who did the talking to newsmen was not lost on observers. It lent new credence on persistent reports of a new So-cialist-directed government. ME KVAL-TV channel 13 FRIDAY 4: SO Roy Rogers 5:00 HI Roundup 5:30 Birthday Party Time 5:45 The News 5:50 Sports Headline 5:55 Weather Report 6:00 TBA 6:30 Sportsman' Club 6:45 Let's Go Fl shins 7:00 Cavalcade of Sporti ,-7:45 Piano-Organ Punch 8:00 The Great Gihlersieeve 8:30 Cross-Roads 9:0(1 Fur Yuur Information 9:15 Road to Adventure 9:30 Highway Patrol lOt 00 Justice 10:30 Parmenter Premiere SATURDAY 3:00 Saturday Matinee 4:30 Sutra of the Wstn. 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Wisconsin Basketball 1:45 Between Games 2:00 California -CSC Bsktbl 3:45 Two Gun Playhouse : 30 Showtime lor Mom 5:00 Armchair Theatre 6:00 Ken Murray Show 6:30 Beat the Clock 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Talent Scouts 7:30 Soldiers of Fortune 8:00 Stage Show 8:30 Jackie Qleason 9:00 Two For The Money 9:30 It's Always Jan 10:00 Gunsmoke 10:30 Damon Runyon Theatre , 11:00 Showtime on Six Voice of v. , Contra! Oregon -KBND 1 1 10 Kttocyclctt 1 Affiliated With Mutual Doh Lee Broadcasting Syitemf TONIIjIIT B PROGRAM 0:00 Gabriel Heatter 6: IS Lei Paul-Mnry Ford show 6.20 Dinner Melodies 6:30 Behind the Storv 6: 4& Remember When 6: 50 Evening Melodies 7:00 Eagles Notebook 7: 15 Preview of Good Reading 7:30 News 7:35 Evening Melodies 7:45 Fulton Lewis Jr. 7:50 Evening Melodies 8:00 Bend S. Sniem Basketball Game 9:30 Stan's Bandstand 10:30 Counterspy 11:00 Sign Off HATtltllAY JANUARY 7 6:00 Triple T Ranch 6:15 Triple T Ranch 2:3" -C'iii." AB..i 6 45 Farm Reporter 7:00 News 7:15 Morning Melodies 7:30 Morning Melodies 7:40 News 7:45 Morning Roundup 8:U0Snort8 Parade 8:15 News 8:30 Haven of Rest 9:00 Saturday Songs 9:15 The Three Suns 9:30 Morning Melodies 9:45 Tou Tunes 10:00 News lO-.li t - H Club Agent Prosram 10:30 Fashion Trends 10:35 Song of the Day 1U:40 News 10:45 Tune Time 11:55 Les Paul - Mary Ford 12:00 Noontime Melodies 12:10 Today's Classifieds 12:15 Sports Review 12:20 Noontime Melodies 12:30 News 12:45 Farmers Hour 1:00 Redmond Digest 2:00 Northwest News 2:05 Saturdays Star 2:10 Central Oregon News 2:15 Tops In' MuIc 5:50 Social Security Program, 5:55 Les Pad! Mary Ford 6:00 Bend High Sriwol 6;15 Hit Tune Time ' 6:$0 Wheel of Chance 7:00-The Ray Bloch Show ' 7:15-Waltz Time ' 7:30 Island Serenade Rememder When - 7:50 Marchtinie 8:0O-llend - North Salem Bsktbl 9:0-News. ' :'. , :45 Dance Music 11:00 Sign Off . ' , . The Bend Bulletin, Friday, January 6. 156 SWErETlE PIE by Nadine Selrer ":f.M Bt(. U.S. P- 0". 19S6 b NEA Sir,. Inc. 1-T TMcM-ttKef- "Says she' got a cowgirl outfit, a space suit and a coonskin cap and now she wants to dress like a little girl!'1 Market News To Be Resumed Special to The Bulletin RFJDMONLV-The Potato Market News report is to be resumed Monday, according to county agent Gene Lear. The extensive report on potato shipments and related information will be published five days a week, for two months. It was sent for a period last fall to around 125 subscribers. Persons in the area who are not on the coun ty agent's mailing list for this re port and would like to have it are asked to notify the office, phone 186. Funds in the amount of $300 to underwrite the publication for two more months were authorized by the Oregon Potato Commission, ac cording to. Ben Davidson. The amount will be charged to the Central Oregon Potato Growers. Oregon State college agriculture1 officials will call the county agent's office each afternoon, giving the information that oomes to them by leased wire service. Reports cover shipments and potato information from 26 major cities, including San Francisco, Oakland, Chicago, Port land, Idaho Falls and Twin Falls. TRIPLE TROUBLE IOWA CITY, Iowa (UP) Leo Margold, Jr., ran ino three kinds of trouble in a hail hour Thursday. His car left the road and rolled over several times into a ditch. Mangold unhurt, hitchhiked into Iowa Gity 'and returned to find a rifle, Vshotgun, a tire and a wheel stolen-from his car. Police then charged him with failure to have his car under control. Choose A Hoffman or Philco Radio For Better Reception AND BIGGER SAYINGS Many TABLE MODELS For Your Selection 331-45-78 RPM Record Chcngers Webcor and V.M. Phonographs PHILCO PORTABLE RADIOS Your Best Buy In HI-FI RADIO 624 Wall RIES TELEVISION Phone 801 Soldering Iron Heater Mistaken For Tiny Bomb PITTSBURGH (UP) A small device found aboard a TWA air liner, which touched off a full scale sabotage investigation and puzzled some of the nation's lead ing explosives experts, today turned out to be a harmless solder ing iron heater. The Civil Aeronautics Authority, a special Army ordnance unit and the FBI tested and retested the "minute missle" for hours, but could not identify it. The mystery finally was solved by Robert Woods, a TWA radio maintenance man here who saw a picture of the mechanism in a Pittsburgh newspaper. Woods ended the frenzied inves tigation by telling the experts the "mysterious" apparatus was mere ly a self-contained heater for a soldering iron. "There probably would have been no danger if it had been det onated in some way," Louis Rein bold, a CAA official said. "It may have been in the plane for a long time after emergency radio repairs were made." Reinbold and his assistants took the same precautions "as if the mechanism were a time bomb." The object was discovered by Oapt. Lyle Ryan after his plane carrying. 32 passengers had left Columbus; Ohio, on a Chicago to Washington, D. C. flight Tuesday. .Wisconsin farmers used an esti mated 239,880,000 gallons of gaso line on their farms in 1953. About 43 per cent was used in tractors. 0UR MOBILHEAT BEAUB E. L. Nielsen i 7 V "LS'-I becausi f Your oomlort b my buiJ- nea. OW itor Mobllheat care fully, deliver It into your toragt cleanly. OIn Mobllheat I bring you a product that Is dean, safe, tura heat CaJ ui for ftomo or off co forWct day or aghf E. L Nielsen PHOXE 644 OUB CUSTOMERS ARE OUR WARMEST FRIENDS
