The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, January 31, 1956, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text. 9 7he Bend Bulletin. 7uesoay. Jaauary 31. 1956 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoopla OUT OUR WAY iSchoo! Counts Dimes Total SWSETIE PIE bv Nadina Selhw SpecLU to The Bulletin SISTERS March of Dimes vwek ca.e to a close tor the Sis ters School system with the school donating a total of J2W.39 to the drive. The primary school collected $20.93, the intermediate school raised $49.21 and the high school Proceeds from the Sisters-Culver basketball gam;, amounting to 1102.48, were donated. STATION HELD IT VANCOUVER, Wash. (UP) A bandit held up a service station here Sunday and escaped with about 512;. collected $?4.T7. Vofc of y -KBND-; Central Oregon Kilocyclaj: Affiliated) With Mutual Don U BroadcaitWg Systanv 5S54SS5gV SETTER DOrtT 6A'-'&A a I mb wvwokps, V well, pom t nshe-s a awful fWW KiiLm 7. SCAT M 7 J 'fHT GISOCERV VAMl WOEK OM WE I TIGHTWAP, AW FSiDMfjTUe EDITOR WANTS TcVl) P.tf a I ZSS SSi rj ( WILL (VW FOR SUCH ABOUT IT I'LL BET IF IT ESD.MeNITHe eDTOK TOWis " w fjgAR AN, THE 6AWD H-r-S extrava&ance 1 happa was on sjmp-n 7 SEE AE--X WTO i cr HIM ABOUT N POST OR ft WA&Or4-TO0 some Pay, iw SOME stamp AW' f THAT WDWT MV HOLE-iiJ-TriS-PAPER INEMTIONA rFKr;f) I ArJVcarf; " way puttiug a listewto spoil it with wII-raF JIP 14 LAUMCWED.'- 7.X?r .L -CrrS, I POTATO THAT SIZE MIMGIVIM' ) I KEEOSENESHEl , , ,j, Siex ?AUII3AI I 1 YOlJ CAN) HlOOK BETTER I ONTOKEEPTHE THATOLP X WOULPNIT iAY ) m ycy w iff , gk -rjfh . ' v C . H-iI. 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THEN W6,LL eTKANSBL, I r 3 W.MT ASLEEP 16 H0UK5! KELL! TUBB CALLED TERRIBLE1. THE! 1AM NEVER KNOW THE REMAIN- HIS KBLLOM I . IT'LL TAKE EVEN LESS FKOW NOW FKOtk ARIZONA. HE WAft KL BE IPENTlriEPl WE I'MS ONE IS MATT! J BRIEFCASE" V ONI PH,0M. CAPTWM EASV CAR.'. UN&6LE TO IPENTIf V f!mm CNJ ONLV HOPB HOW HORRIBLE I J WASN'T IN THE Yi f ltr ,- mriYT KH-T .OK.KEU.'d BOpy! s'WmU THAT THE OTHER S,-i. Z INKECKAOE1. I j-y ' 1 1 ' T" MORTY MEEKLE r 1' HOPE SHE HUKRIE5 ) I I " - " -S" I ""T NOW' LETT 1 BUGS BUNNY yC7C1OSS MrI,ICItJE f(WBlY- x YEH WEUTV--S-Wj HM! SEEMS T'ME 60MEHCW Fl i tSH, rVE 5HOtV PEWLE JUSTl DlPNT ..BUT I DO WERE WOULD FORT f I C QJ6HTA. KNOW UMP1M X J -.r7 JUST GOT TO) SORTA WANPER KNOW RECALL HE ) A FELL WIND WORTH I W V ABOUT FORT VTORTH- - I FIND 1HAT V AROUNia NOKWI HIM HEATED OFF UP, ON' V RECKON J f M -.VjV Iti MILLERI 'fT KNOWS WHERE V. 5ELF. OUT THATA-C THAT WAY? K, V&ITSP freckle's & his r-RiNns ' I T--' I wish i& T what's its Toush .' I I I va coulp , " I ' ic T" F1 1 ' , JP"1 COMPLAIN I WROMS A PIE WITH HARDLY EAT IT i-sT B I iSfTI ABOUT TM'5 J WW IT AMD--. . ' rlCtlk rrfSl3 I I TONHiilVS PKUtiMAM 4:(K( 3aril He4tUr 6:15Hlt Time Time :3ft The Alexander! 6:45 St-m Haye :56 Bob '.lrn Newh 7 :00 f oir-rd AmericA 7:30-New 7:35 Evenlnjj Melndlei 7:45 Remember When 7:50 Evenlns Melodlea 8 :00 Mr. Dfitrlet Attoro 8:30 Eddie FUhar Show 8:46 Popular FavoriUa :00Newi 9:16 Fulton Lewti Jr. 9:80 Iiland Serenade 9i46 Off The Record 10:00 Off the Ktcord If) ;R0 TreBur Afent U: 00 Slim Oil WEDNESDAY, FEB. X 6:00 TripU T luncb 6:30 Local News 6:40 Bell Rlnidnir New fl;46 Farm ReDorter 7:00 Frank HnnlnKwaj 7:15 BrealifMt Gmng 7 :S0 Morning Melodies 7 :40 Newe 7;rt Mnmfnir Round Up 8:0O-CUff EnjKle Newa 8:16 Today's Tunt 8:20 Northwert News 8:25 Kraft 6-Star NewseM 8:30 Bible Institute Hour 6:00 Mornlnir Special B: 15 Kraft Five Star Newi 9:: Morning Special 9:0 The So.Tg St The Star 9:45 Top Tunm 10:15 Tello Test 10:30 FaaMon Trend 10:35 The Three Sun 10:40 Bell Rinsing News 10:45 Newt 10:50 Man About Town 10: 55 Notthwtfit WW 11:00 Tin ifc Tftt U: Kraft Newt 11:30 Queer lo e Day 18:00 Noormow aiaicniai 12:10 Todar'i CbuatfMte 12:16 Sporta Review U:20 N-nntlme ilodll 12:80 Newi lt:46Farmer's Hon 1 :00 Newa of I nevllto 1 :0G Harry Jamea-Betty Grabie Show 1:30 Uilenlng Time 2:00 Matinee Merrygoround 2;46 iv-'-v c4 Good Reading 8:00 Kraft r'.ewi 8:05 Story Time 8:30 Carnation Time Vft Tello Teet 4:00 Northwest Newi 4:U5 Central Oresun Newa 4:10 Song of the Day 4:16 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Hera'a the Answer 4:46 Sam Hayea 6:00 Tune Vendor 6:16 Sporta Parade 6 : 25 News 5 Melady Way 6:66 Xraft (UStar Final tt:tM Uabrtel Haattar 6:15 Let Paul & Mary Ford 6:20 Dinner Melodies1 6:80 Behind the Story 6:46 Sam Hayes Newa 6:5! Bob Green News 7:00 City Editor 7:30 News 7:46 Remember Whan 7:60 Evening Helodie 8:00 Siifnff (Id torW 8:30 Memories In Melody 9 :00 Wewt 9:16 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:30 Stan's Bandstand 10:00 Stan's Bandstand ' 10: 30 Gangbustera, 11 :00 Sig Off Sign Up Now for your TV Hookup! Bend TV Cable Corp. 134 Franklin Ph. 4L1-W KVAL-TV CHANNEL 13 TUESDAY 4:30-4:30 Date 6:00 111 h Roundup 5:43 The News 5:50-Piorls Headlines 5:6ft W "thor Report 6 00 K 'e Museum 6:15 The Little Rascals 6:30 Webtoot Feats 6 45 Pat tl Pan 7:00 Jungle Jim 7-. 10 The Falcon 8:00-MIHin Berle Slow 9 00 Fireside Theatre 9:. 1ft Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 10:00 The Gun Corner 10:0-!lums and Allen 10:35 Famous Playhouse 11:05 Hullvwvl W-PtHng WEDNESDAY 2 00 Stop. Look A Listen 2:15 lt' Fun to Reduce 2:30 Feather Your Neat 3:00 Matinee 4 15 Modern Romances 4:50 Guest Book ' 5:00 Bla Rounduo 5:15 The News Sports Headline 3 ft Weither Report C XJ Wild Bill Hlckok 6-ro Brook The Bank 7:001 Led Three Lives 7:30 Disneyland B:. 10 -Life or Riley 9:00 Science Fiction Theatrs 9 tnSherlork Holmes 10 00 My Hero 10-30 Midwestern Hayride u:iw inspector Mark Saber KOIN-TV CHANNEL 6 TUESDAY 4:30 Mr. Moon ,4:45 Cartoon Time 5:00 Red Donning Hour 6:00 Mr. Weatherman 6: 05 Sportscene 6:10 News Parade 6:15 Doug Edwards Neva 6:30 Name That Tune 7:00264.000 Question 7:30 Trust Your Wife 8:00 Phil Silvers' SLovr 8:30 Navy Lor 9:00 The Whistler 9:30 Red Skelton Show 10:00 Big Town 10:30 City Denk 10:35 Meet Millie 11:05 Showtime on Six WEDNESDAY 8:00 Panorama Pacific 8:25 Mr. Weatherman 8:30 Panorama Pacific ,8:45 It's Fun to lleduce 9:00 Valiant Lady 9:15 Love of Life 9:30 Search for Tomorrow 9:45 Guiding Light 10:00 Armchair Theatre 10:30 Love Story 11:00 Robert Q. Lewis 11:30 Art .Linkletter Housepatty 12:00 Big Payoff 12:30 Bob, Crosby Show 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Searel Storm 1:30 On Your Account 2:00 KOIM Kltqhen ' 2:30 Strike It Rich'' 8:00 Garry Moors'Show 3;30 Arthur Godfrey Tline 4:80 Mr. Moon - 4:4S-narker Bill Cartoon Time 5:0O Red Dunning Hour 6:00 Mr; Wofltfterman :05--SpDrtscetiB . , . :10-NtwJ Parade . "' 6:16 Dourf Edwards Newi 6-30-WKaTW ; 7;00-U S. Steer.Hour 8:-Arthur Godfrey A Friends 9:00 The; MliPonaire 10:30 ShawUmt Mi &x e IMS UtA Unit, tea fyWAr$f& S-t Com on jn, gang! Th place need some livening up!' Commuter Pens Book About People He Meets on Train By RR!ttAN W. NICHOLS United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) Caslde Stinnett has thought up a way to get some of his money back from the commuter train which fetches htm to work. That is, without buying any rail stock. He'3 writing a book about some of the zany things that zany peo ple do to interrupt his thinking and paper-reading while 4e's riding- . Caskie has been round - tripping it live days n week from Doyles- town, Pa. to Philadelphia for sev en years. As yet, foe hasn t decid ed what to call his get-even book. 'I might honor my adopted town and call it "Next Stop, Doyles- town," he said. "Or I might hon or the railroad and call it "Rattlin And Rockin On The 8:03." Caskie Is a writer who has been grinding out rib-ticklers for th magazines for a long time. All the while he's had the idea in the back of his head of making his daily train ride pay him a dividend. He's going to wonder on paper who turns the heat on in the coaches in the summer. And try to find out if It Is the same clown who lets the fire die in (he winter. "I would like to turn on the turner,". Stinnett said. He also would like a word with the conductor who. gives the engi neer a highball out of the station at 8:02 instead of the scheduled 8:03, especially on rainy days when he's a block from the sta tion.. '. . . "Maybe his watch keeps per fect time only in perfect weath er," he said. There also will be something in the book about ways to steal a newspaper. Winter Has Just Begun 'Van Do It Yes, there are many long cold days ahead and that is the kind of weather when the old bus Is apt to conk-out . . . Vou simply can't afford to take chan ces ... so, bring It down to Van Huffle In our shop and let hurl put It In FIRST CLASS Condition. You'll be pleasantly surprised at the way It will "perk" when Van gets through with it and you'll also be surprised at how lit tle It costs. Let Experts Put Your Car 'IN SHAPE1 Has your car. suf fered any traffic Rears lately? Few have eacaped dur ing1 the snowy, slick conditions of the past three months. Our body and fender men are exports and have the finest equip ment to make your car look like new auln. Get rid of un sightly smashed fenders and broken rt1IUs . . . bring- to EXPERTS.'. .We're reasonable, too! REMEMBER: We'll BEAT Any Deal in The State On a New Chrysler, Plymouth or Imperial WEI . TRADE FOB ANYTHING OF VALUE! Right's Right At Eddies EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE ' Chrysler-Plymouth Wail & Greenwood phone 64 You get to know the commut ers who leave their paper.; be hind. You know their stop," the author said. "Some riders will spot a woman 10 paces and beat her to that empty seat Holding a paper. Others have a cute way of saying, 'Pardon me, if youVo not using the second section, could I please see it?' Later they offer to trade sections. They have your whole paper read hy the time they reach the terminal." Stinnett likes to watch the cute yo'ing filly who uses her fahe eye lashes and stage smile to get more iV.iles out of her ticket. "She stirs up the tiger in that conductor to a point where he doesn't even look at the ticket," he said. "He just clicks his punch er, tips his round hat and moves along. I wouldn't be surprised if she has been flashing an old li brary card all along. One of these days I'm going to peek." Negro Leader's Home Bombed MONTGOMERY, Ala., (UP) C3ty commissioners posted a $500 reward today for information lead ing to convictions for boinMng of the; home of a Negro leading a race boycott of city buses. ; - . The .'three' commissioners, .'' all members' of a pro - segregation hite citizens council, went to the scene.' jto supervise investigation after the bomb was tossed against the house last night. ', ,. " ,: , . : The explosion damaged the front porch and blew out windows of the home of the Rev. M. L. King, oc- , nupied at the time by his wife, his small daughter, and a' visitor. No one was reported injured.'-- - Reserve police were called out to search the area for suspects. LISTEN! TO GEORGE AND NICK THE ALEXAMPERS os they sing and play the kind ol music you like. They're different refreshingly different! Make them a habit . . . each TUESDAY and THURSDAY TKc ALEXANDERS! Listen You'll like them. They'll brighten up your whole dayl Browgm to you by PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT