The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 21, 1939, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfltt BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OPECON, TtT'DA', MARCH 21, 1000 PAGE THREE GUAM IGNORES DEFENSE ROW Peaceful Islanders Are Unconcerned Tiny Spot on I'iinfic Map Oil en Involved In Mnjor Wars Uninln C 1111111 U' 'Hh liivintf CluitnuiTui iif ( Hindi lt'II.t'- roiHTi iM'il hvit I he iiniliivi'r'V Wiciltlitliti whlrli (in tin vy Itnii I liff Wlll'tt it HUtltflll III lllillu lilts flic -1illrMlli llMln hliilid Allti'f i( ii'rt HMml fur-Mini tilr linn. UllUt'Mt, IIHtM XIlltlnlH Iiml rtolllll- vfi'tiiiHi'kt nf tin' Mill inTiiti tliindit, !imin in ttw itU' tn the K""p -1'ihMUiH In lll Ulilud Sldtin 'On nllli-lt Jilt' tllltliT JuJlilllC'.r lllilliitlltl' fiMtn tin IrutfiH' nf tuitioiiH l inutiii', u tinv Chiiiuorru villus, wii'i tin mi-ne nf u t'l-lrlmitl'in Mmrh wlit-ti iinvy men iiml it,iliv't jiiiitril in i i-li'lii iittnu tin- 4IHth mimv-n..ii y nf I'Viiliniiml MiiMlliMii (Iimiivi-i v nf the Minimum il.inils 'I'lif AllltM Inill tfuvriimr nf (iiliiill. "nil Jiiiiwn T. AI''iiihI'i', U. S N, ii- tiiiipiiiiU'il by iithi-i' iiiiviil Htt,tiit iicl, iliuvc u Unuitur fi'niu (In -nitii i it v. Atfuim. tn pin tirttiiiir in tin UU't rclrtji'titiim iin tilfuir iml tin liki tin 4i)iHii viiiti i- if ;-!; Wir.h liiKlim'i. hltthilny in ii ni r;ii Kjiumih Ml)...! I.ifr Is Primitive Ki urn Suiiuiv. "Mi Apt ii Inn Ix.r, ciitni' IJ, S. intuitu" tn wt;ll lit ifnc-M-ntulivm nf Aiin-tirim Airwiiy to juin hundrtuln nf (Jumn rltin-iiK -( 'hmtinri ii men hiittli iiiul fiirini'i'H who ii we ttlletf mitre to tin- Unlti StUtrH hill dn nnl xtrwi'. Alttrl li Jill iltiMithii A fi'W liavrh-fl in Amr iicati imlninnhilfii, hut lit' intijniily titnif (ifiHtt nr In caitihau (wnlrr hilf fain) ciiltx. AUlmuiih thi flt.-t iiml fiii-d hy lite ntli-il Slain, lit the wmlil wur w:i CiUiiin. tlific it lllllc tllnrtlrutinii nr "H iCUl.illim imw nvrr th tiavy'.H phill rirrntly drf rated In rniirrw in convert April Imrlxtr Into n naval air hiiM. Thr Chnnmrnt hy nalim ni peaceful drtiptte the fact they rr ITiilrtlly have Jmi'Ii involved in wan ever nince Miitfe-llim lundrd in tin tiny Iwiy nf Unuiiitr In I Ml in kcarch nf frrsh water and provKlmn fnr hn Muml'i N'ttntt ( lianKd Tlw (.uml diM'nvT(r 1 it tiutni'il i thr Miithtuait "Lhlatuis nf the I ji lieu SaiU" in lintior nf the fii.t -MithtiK j priMiA hi mt uiMit iiini'!i. lltti pli-ii-h.nit Hniinditi tiptM'lliiltni) wui rnti . .II. l Ufnn M.H.-llun di paitrd. hnWrViT, U'ratlxi lln imtivcft iippto plialid thr dlv.-itVi'M-l'tt H' cull- rd. thrni tin "lidrnnr" nr "HohN-r lilaniU." llitt tuitnr stin k until UWM. whi-n I'adrr Dli'tio I.tiU if ' Siinvi- Inrr.H, Span kh Jmtiit, fntahltshrd thr firttt tiiiK-slniiaiy HMtlcriirnt in (Ittnin to nm vert the ChtiinnrriHi tn ('hri.il hinily. 1 le rrflu inlennl the hlmul ft nit p "Marianart Ulands" tn hnnnr nf tut n Mailu Anna tie Amtrta nf Spain. Vli(nr on the tsl.nul imw fan vii-w the ruins nf tin three Spanish fmt.t. Mtualetl at hi i ati-Uio jhitnU nvt-r-Innkinit the entrtinie In U'nuttaf' Mitiill ha i hnr whieh pintei-trd the pot t f t'on) pii atex in the 17th and IHih renltirlen. Hie forts iiImi were iiiied mi teveral hilotic occasions when the ChaninrroH retailed a.nnst Spatthh rule. (iiiiitn wtis the Itt SraniOi rnlnnv FLYING HORIZONTAL 1 I'lonrcr girl llyrr. 12 Long outer gnrmcnt. i:rr mil. I I Vlgllnnt. 1U Mi'iil. 17 Wholly. 18 To prlik. Ill Unit, 20 Mountain lnurol. 21 Shr first giitnod jih ii plnnr piisspngi-r. 22 To Milisi.it. 2!l Music nl note. 24 Silkworm. 25 To obscrx'C 211 IVctrnsiv 27 t'l osll tnllnK-i 211 Slcnilcr. 31 Angry. 3fl Colli t. 11) Cnnctii ri'd. 4a To marry. 4(1 Suinmet' residence 4H Least w lmle number. 411 Pool. M)To redact. Ireland. .1.1 Upon .14 aim Illy tree. 32 Mohammedan Xr Sound of n bullet. 30 Toward. 37 Sound of n dovo. 38 Klecli ic unit. nymph. S3 She was 11 . worker. M She made 11 solo flight. Answer to rrrvlout runic EN LBt t It tPft 1 pIMHlE heikuw Hfnn'c iMm 1 k 1 a 1 ZEDr Z . j0 Jj b HpO 'll j-U tii I'll frtl' 55 U $ W 1 1 II II 1 I LJ III I "I" I "I New Navy -MM jJT' ' . """".. i""' j i area NovltiK up out nf rmiKh watrrii, thli tJ. S. navy icnplfinf ptoven 11 ran "tak li" in hiKh cu In Atlniitic trit ofT llto VlrKlnlu rupen. Tho obwrvnllon craft, huilt at navy's I'hih.dclphia plant, repre i.enLn furwnnl ctep in sulullon of on of nuval nvlutinn's prirn; prohlwn: InndiriK nnd taking oh in tnrrnv rp;i tn leai ii nf the SpanUh- Aiiwriran war in IK'lK. Ijtrk of cnntuninirjiluin prevented Cuam frotn knowinK the war had started. Span Kh Kurt Surjirin-d Sn when the U. S. fiuier Charlen ton Rleamrd into Apia harbor and fit rd Mevetal rounds, the Spanish furl hastened tn Imid a fannnti tn iesjond tn the "salute," lWfnie the SpaniiirdK roitld do no, hnwever, they were surpriwd tn find themselves prlsoti ei s nf a War they had not yet heard nf. I'aiadoxirally, the Han - Pafifu t able which touches at (iuam made it a different tttniy on April 7. IM7 lU-fmv thr Untied Slates entered the World war, the Centum wnrhip Cniiiinoian liMik refuie in Apra har Uir tn enajH wviTid Japanese rrills eis, and Was tnterneii Oil the day the United States declared War aaiimt (iermauy, an Amei trait naval off teer started acmvi the harlxir tn demand mii render of the (ierinnn warship. He tiiiw ji (lei man lauiifh i;i'iuutti( away I mm the warship and ordered it In halt, lite Itiuiich iKttnred the order and a dtot wax filed by Corporal Michael II. (lK-kie. VJ. S marines Unmindful of I he Island's location in the Pacific or its interesting tole in Aiuermcan history, thr nalives lonn have U-eii itfcuslotned to Amei lean fiitlitm IxmU and naval perKounel on the island, just as thetl Ullfestni H wen lotix familial wtlh Spanish nl iilet's and inen-nf-Wiif. Twenty Thirty Club Holds Meeting Here The Twentv-Thiitv rluh meeting in the Pine Tavern for dinner last ninhl heard the report of Carl Si-human, district Knvernor, on tho sub di'diicl convention held m IWml l.i,t week end Thr iiniventinn opened Stitutdiiv muht with a dinner at the Tavern at which C. C. Fisher, enn siiuctinu engineer for the lXschutes project, was the pi inctpal stMaker, and closel Sunday inoruinu with n busines Nevtinn. Piiul .Kukaveim, president nf the llend liinh school student IkkIv. was a niest nf the club hr?t nijht. HEROINE 17 She made many new records. in Father. 20 Kury. 22 Site was the of the feminine fivers, i 24 Tree. 2. To exchange, 2( Brooch. 2tt Goddess of dr cord. 30 Card name. 32 Typhoid fever 34 To work. 30 Ponderous volumes. 37 Raccoon type animal. 39 Tendrils. 40 Style. 41 inferior do;. 42 Cetacean. 43 Nick. 44 And. 4aTinht. 47 Stir. 4! To perpso. 51 Kll. .r2 haiiiilitcr sound. C(N m VKKTK'AI. 1 To inaku amrntU. 2 Cieater t cpiantilv. 3 Deer. 4 Musical note. . Partner. li Snaky llsh. 7 Pti'iKisition. H lli.niclit into accord. fl Hitter herb. KKScmlit. 1 1 Transposed. )2 (latncs. 1.1 Oak. Plane Hurdles High Waves FEDERAL COURT VACANCY FILLED Iowa Law School Dean Is Named hy Roosevelt Washit.ir.ton. March 21 dl Presi dent IttKWM'Vell today n o in itiul e d Wiley Hlotiul (Uitletle, Jr., dean of the Iowa university law Kchrxil, as an associate justice of lite Districl of Co lumbia court of apcals. Until William (. Itiiiilas watt nominated for the supreme court yesterday. Ilutledtfr had len men tioned prominently for the vacancy on the hijth ben clt caused by the re tirement of VsMK-iate Justice latins i) Bran dew. Hin nominal ion was sent to tin senate wherv confittntition was ev-jx-cted with Utile opMsition. Ituthile was recommended by At torney General Frank Murphy who termed him a Ivtfitl scholar nf repute and n man with broad and tixnd vtewotnt.s who was eminently qual ified. I The District (if Columbia appeals cum t is considered hi'bly important in the judicial struct urn since it is the testing ground for validity of many federal laws. Washington, March 21 MP.. Scuri ttes and FxcbanKe Commissioner Jerome Frank proltbly will succeed William U. Dounlas us SFC chair man, informed sources wild today. They indicated the former "brain truster" has the unqualified barking f several administration officials who believe Frank best qualified tn mutilate the pnltcies established by Douglas, whn has been nnitunaled In the supreme court. Friends say that iKuigla would lr pleased by ihe ele vation nf Frank to the chairmanship. MemU'rs uf the commission elect one of their own number us chairman but usually thrre is an informal indi cation from thr Whitr House as to the administration's favorite candidate Thr While House choice has invari ably Ih-tii accepted. Informed quarters also indicated that Hanson Purcell. head of thr KFC's trading nnd exchange division, was thr most likely candidate for ap pointment as n member of the com mission of fill thr vacancy created by Douglas' elevation. Walla Walln. Wash., March 21 HP' The boys at the Beta Theta Pi fra ternity house, where William O. Douglas lived while attending Whit man college, took official notice today lhat their alumni brother had been nominntcd by the U. S. supreme court. Members answering the telephone said impressively, "This is the house of William Orville Douglas." Wheeler Amendment Adopted by Senate Washington, Mnr. 21 ill"1 The mmi ate t(Kluy ndipted the controversial Wilder nnieiulment to the govern ment reotgani7jilion 1)111. placing more rigitl restrictions around rTcsulcnt HcKisevdts aulliority to re-snuiite permanent nnd emergency tederal agencies. 1 he vole was 4o to 4.t. KXAMINK C;ALKNT . New York, Mnr. 21 HI'' The New York state athletic commission today reserved judgment on the "organic soundness ' of chunky Tony Gnlento after n 30-ntinutc examination by five doctors to determine whether the roly-poly challenger wnh physi cally fit to fight Joe Louis for the heavyweight title in June. The boxing commission tersely an nounced that the findings would Ix "available in a few days, perhaps not for a week." "This is a Splendid Tonic!" rZh AH..iny. Ore. Mm. Jorph St.mlTrr, l'0 OmW St., s;iy : "My tlmiKhtrr IMn.t lti(-tiiir Irltl irrnml ti lir iltill ami lmtri. Shr ilMu't rare In fat nml mm n mm roe of wony la nu, V Rave Itrr Dr. I'iciYe'll t'nililrn Mnlunl Mimiv rry nnd it n.ive lier a Komi nppetitr ami mlie nrrturtl ko mtirli Irmiii It ts n ttrn.liil tutitc. r Rtipr usiiiR it. May ol your iliiinni.t. l-'lm tnMrlv BKNI) ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSUKANCK ABSTRACTS Wall Feuk rimno 174 Named to Direct N. i J . arionai ouaqer - Selected by President Roose velt to succeed Daniel Hell ns U. S. budget director Is Harold 1). Smith, Eilwve. Michigan budget chief during governor ship of Attorney General Frank Murphy. Plans for Track Meet m;. em,?: r . ftlcniCCPfl lw C Aarfl responding secretary; Mrs. Donald LMitUeU Vy VUdClIHiirtley j Mre McKinley Plans for Bend's proposed state j Stockton, treasurer; Mrs. George hi'h school relay meet, tentative Fairfield, chaplain; Mrs. William date for which has been set for Mav Tweedie. guard. The group will meet 5. were outlined at today's meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ted of the Lions' club by Coach John Wells. Jones, who reported that a number ; of Oregon schiols have indicated considerable interest in the prooosed competition. There is a possibility that the meet will be held at night, if plans finally materialize. Hill Military academy of Portland, the powerful Chemawa track squad. The Dalles and Klamath Falls will probably be among the early entries. The meet has been proposed as an annual affair, .similar to the relay meets held each year in Washington. At the conclusion of today's pro gram, Leonard Standifer, president of the Deschutes County Sportsmen's association, presented several moving pictures dealing with hunting and fishing. French C. Butler was in general charge of the program. Dr. J. S. Grahlman reviewed some of the highlights of his recent trip to the Golden Gate exposition. STACK COACH GOING TO FAIR Concord, N. H. dl A century and a quarter old four-horse stage coach built here by Abbott Downing will be exhibited nt the New York world's fair. It has been freshly painted and trie panel designs are new, but the wheels and springs are the same. MODERN DANCE Every Other Dance a Walts . HIPPODROME SATURDAY NIGHT Old Time Dances by Request Admission 10c and 10c H. L. PRITCHARD CO. 85 Ore-Ron Avenue Bend, Oregon Ti'lephonc 108 NIrIiI Phone 482-J AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR timkenvbea.iuno ' SERVICE. ' 8i('t'lali.lnn In Bearings For All Tractors Trurks Passenger Cars and Machinery i MOZART CHOIR IS ! . PRESENTED HERE Hcnd Ctmceri Association Sciisoii (llosi-s I M-ikbig the r,2itd apienrnnce in the 1 ; Uiiind Stati't, the Moart boy.-.' - choir 1 I Hang In j-i night Ix-fme an audienre nf j 1 Cential Oregon residents in the Bend ; hiidi school aultloriijiri. The concert j j w.c: the lavt iA thine arranged fnr thin ' I tif,t'nt by the B-nd C'jopeia'ive Con- j cet t ii.-.vi iatioli. 'llie.loys vho.e tigcrv fiifif;e from 'J i I I to I f, v'H M-lecleU in ftijoe the f if .;t I ' tr.niM 'jiiiinental Intii from the Haydr. , b.- iln-ii in Vl' iilia. They verd to j ; M-Jl(-id today to pfeent their pro IKi.un tnniiit Fnni there ihey will' i go tn California for two perfoirn-i i ancc: and Will then j-ail for the Ha- j , w;ujan island, Australia, and New Zealand. They expect to reach their ! 1 homes in Vienna in S-pti'inber. 1 I i 'Hie boy, their director. Dr. Gwrg ' Otulyr. and mernl-rs of their party j ' w re entertained at brnakfast this j morning by Dr. Paul Wonrner. J jncitiiiea in mt wjys reperuiire j wer a number of religious songs. The ip-ning mnnler was "Christ is jU'iin. oldest German Easier carol. 'The 2f) voices were trained principal . ly for four and eight part songs, f "B.i-stien and Ba?rtienw", an opc-ra : in ow act presented by the boys and v.. 11 11 La L iV Z ' "',..' " . r-. ' ... . ; part of tho concert Tl.e third group , consisted of Welsfi, German and , Mexican folk wings. One number ar ! ranged by Dr. Gruber presmted the i boys representing the bagpipes, and one of the encores given presented o, em in a symphonic orchestra num- Ijer. j A Ormar folk song, the Viennese iwahz, and "Home on Die Range" I were included as the encore num bers. The slightest move of Dr. Gruber's hands showed the boys' training in (regulating their tones and volume, i They are able to sing as high as E j flat. Dr. Gruber told the group that j gathered alxmt him following the I concert. Redmond Redmond. March 21 (Special) Twrntv members of the Redmond MaeDowcll club were presented over KliN'D Sunday afternoon in a con cert. The program included "I Love Life ( Mana Zucca ), "Morning" (Grieg). "Holiday" (Ganni). "O Lovely Night" (Offenbach). "Beau tiful Blue Danube" (Strauss), and "Were You There?" Mrs. Fred Hodecker plaved two piano numbers, "To a Wild Rose" and "To a Water Lily" by MacDowell. Members of the chorus are Mrs. Clyde Burgess. Mrs. Flora Hedrick. Mrs. Enid Bolton. Miss Bertha Larrv, Mrs. J. V. Jones. Mrs. Ray Smith. Miss Grace Pauls Mrs. George Fair field. Mrs. Morgan Sharp and Mrs. A. H. Olson, sopranos; Mrs. William Tweedie. Mrs. Harold Cottengim, MijiS Ruth Roberts. Mrs. Fred Ho decker and Mrs. Ira Carter, second ; sopranos; Mrs. C. H. Irvin. Mrs. B'r I den Beck, Miss Clara Cook. Miss 1 Pearl Hewitt and Mrs. John Berning, I altos. i Norman McCurtv Is director of the I chorus and Miss Kathleen Caldwell ! is accompanist. Mrs. Walter Hodge was elected president of AQ chapter of the P. E. . O. Sisterhood at a recent meeting here. Mrs. H. E. Van Arsdale is the ' ..i.... .-..;,J...., . M t i fir SOtNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.,. That you ctn get a Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey like CRAB ORCHARD for under a dollar fsnL a pint. Quality- made since 1880 richer, smoother. mellower. 90 Proof j ill'0' 75' PINT $1.45 QUART itWMi owiiiiff, rtoaiKti CoraofitiMi. sc. Tort RBC K0I.I.ER BEARINGS 'May Spearhead Next Nazi Move I 'j;- i-v " , ' "Memel next," whispers Berlin. And Ernst Neumann, above, Nazi leader of 130,000 Germans In that district of Lithuania, urges a Reich protectorate for his followers. A spring rally for Central Oregon will I held March 24 at the Red mond Church of Christ. C. F. Swan- der of Portland, missionary superin- tendent, will be in charge of the pro- gram. Mrs. . Kendrick of Japan rf Mhs fc Mitche, of Airica i-,, cra.nu rw council will serve luncheon at noon to trie visiting church members. The program will start at 11 3. m. and close at 4 p. m. Bulletin want ads bring results. 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Plymouth is the only leading low-priced car with .;; a completely rust-proofed -Safety-Steel body. Plymouth is the only '-low-priced car with a revo-,.' lutionary "safety signal" speedometer . . . another ,; Plymouth "Safety First" double-action Hydraulic Brakes. PRICE INCLUDES front and rear bumperi, bumper guards, spare wheel, tire and tube, foot control for headlight beam with indicator on instrument panel ash tray in front and rear, sun visor, safety glassand big trunk space (19.3 cu bic feet). Plymouth prices in elude all federal taxes. Transportation and state, local taxes, if any.ot included.