The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 21, 1940, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTill-: liENI) I'.UI.I.F.TIN, HKND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY. 21. 19 10 PACE FIVE Local News lmHratUio U p. in., id dKrtvt; 10 a. m.. 31 dagrwa. Barometer (rr .ucrd lu sea Irvrl): 10 p. in , 30 211 im lim: 10 a. m, 30-12 tm hen. Ki lnllvr huiiiitUly; 10 p. m.. H7 cr cent; 10 a. i, fl rr oriil. Velocity ol wind 10 p ml. mliii; 10 ft. lit.. 3 ii 1 1 lev re tailing directum ul Hind: ihmIIi northeast. 1 beta llhn Will itii'4'l IuiiIkIiI ill r 30 at Ihr I O O Y hull U C i. lUgc maun, itnwi ul tiKn(. in II, H Hurl, UMVi-tuiM liviulil .itfefil, both Own Ihr I'liitliuid uHiit Ihr HutlinliH) Ihtrv win- in lU-nd Mi C. W Mi Unc. of AlliilU wu in tuwit yesterday Mil James llfcuU-r, lli:i CuinU-i - : l.uul. uiuli'iwrnt mii iM-idtioit in St j ('Italics hoafjltul yUiijjiv Mil (I M. OUrn. i.l M.IUi. LI... lilt im I hi imiimtiK' itir h.r hri i home, ultrr VI-IIIMM uvrt the wrrk- I .-oil with Mi uiiii Mm LrMt-i M lUluiid, hr Imithft, und Mi and Mi W It lULud. ul Vimcuv.-i, Vh. het iMiiriitd. who wi r vimUiik ihr billribi Mrs OIfi ml-t vbilrd hrr vm. Karl Ulhcn. tn Iturm llnruhl M tJrtjowIn, of r'oilli.ml i.i'tiif l ti-iirMMiltillvr fui Ihr Nw Vnik L'vutiwl yUmi. U lit uVnd In dy William Kiwt, of I Mlnr, km hi inwii yetletduy Mm firnivr (iohtkr. i'.ti NwNit, Irfl 8l Ctuitifs ImuH.i1 yetterday Jmvk Vmt krr, of lttiitr, wai 111 llrtid yetcrdy Mr Mint Mm C W Willuim. of Puwrll llullt. writ til I lend yeVer dV. and attended thr ittiiirrl of MtM t'Uilir ("ml, lit Ihr Kllil lVt.tit chtllt h V K Turner, of PoitUmJ. ouniiirr cud agent hir tlir Muwuirl, Kdm. att I Tr lines. t Hi HimI lucLiy William HolmrK, of ortland, ren- j efteiitattvr for Ihi I ronlti i-niiaiiy . in twn dKlnv T J Duwd, itf I'urlland. itriirrnl It eiithl agent fur Ihr Union I'tuiiir tiiilwiiy. to Mi lU'ttri today John l.ylr Htlvy. lenidetit of Cl Morula. w arretted hrir yesterday tt reckle drlviiiK oMtv Halph (irillir rrllintrd rlrrilnv rvrniitit fnmi iNirtUiid. wtwir hr ( -Iriwtrd Ihr Ntitlonul L'tiun wntrrit' air ronxrrrt. Iirld til lh' Mullfto rwh horl AImi ptrtnit foi ihr oit iri ftotn Ik mi wa It II Hullrn- Jrff Ktrwurt. of P.'-l. i a lU-nd vuilor loUuy Strwnit will rntrr St Cluirlr huiJital lontot tow ftit In tit iri. A tnrrtllii; lu ilttit)ti' tt nrw IV-v Rvuut troop will In twld ;ti ihr F-plMupnl rhurvh tonwrrow niicht ul 7 o'clock. SM.iiMttr(l h lltr ihurth. thr titMip will Im Ird hv K..I-. M Wil lluttiA, M'tHmjtrf , und u.i Strv rnv MvUtuiit Studrnl I'lor hilx-tt Kt-nninu nd Hi'V. W V Wimv, of I'orthmd. will mnve in Uiu l. -day Krnntitit will iiiitdurt a Lrnlrn iriviiT Jit ihr Titiuty l.utixuti cliutth Ihi ctn mir 1 lw Itrv It H I'rriitHv rrlurnrd lu-tt IMhl from I'oitlMitil, whrir hr Nllmdrd tmli.inc of Ihr l.ird of rtirtf!4in rdurftlmn of hu rhuith Mr. Bob NrUon hiui rr turned from i vtMt lu Hortlund R M Honk of ItrditHind w,i In I lend loduv Hr nltrndrd thr Irm t r tthoul hrld hy thr Huuk Motor l' in Oir KlowriM frin nr.tr Ih-iul. and wmji l-o pirnrnt fr ronlrrrnrr of Baptists Prepare for Father-Son Banquet i 'I In- M. ii ,, h,-ll,,w .hii ,.f . Ktrnt ",,,! iliun li will ,..n.,r a luidrr uud hi hi K'l-lnin llici llniiMjiiy rvr "ItiK. Wu hui!liili' bhlli.lnv 'I I iv IIM vllim will . b.iM ini iil n ihr iIiiiii l A liluKiniil l l'-n ! in.iiinl All iiiin i, i linn li inn invilid Lumber Agreement With Canada Stands I'uitUid. ht-l 21 I'aiific liorlhwrnl IuniImmiiioii hiivf hrrn rr jrt ti-d on thru Uhk (or rvoMmint( if tin Ciiutdi.iii lni'lr iiKirrinrnl, thr Vu hihlon htiimu ul ihr ()non Join mil h.tul toduy A ili-lriMiion ul wrl mukt mni. Ird hv 4'ohmrl W'llluiii it (iirrlry. wut. told hy Ihr lotliinlltrr on irnpUK'tly uKirrnirntii In WiiKhinKlon lh.it to i -. lirn Ihr lumber muc would Ijo in-ndvihuhlr. Hoy Siout cuiiHiiitttfiNi-n In the Fine 'I .ivn n iumiii U.ivtd l iiikn. of Hrnd. hm U-i-n di'Hiialrd u funond ulti tiiutr In n i.ioiiiliiirnt lo lill a vmum y ul the Annt'h' n;ivtd uiudrmy J. Arthur Siimll, id Ittikcr. und Ou t Srhlic-htu. of 1 ondofii, m v piUicjml und lr.t Itrituitr iLilph Willir. lU-nd, wii itlrt trd Ui Uk rxtuutive Umtd of the Awe tiuti'd hniployrifk of Otrrion ul the tout ludinii uMoii Monthly of na-ftuiK held lu Cotvullu. t t. riuti'hiiik, of Itiihiifind. dti hut irpivtMiitt(livv for the Oirtfoit ik iwrlmrnt of aki kulturr. win n Itrlitl vi-Mi'lday. With lon IWtitty.uf I'oilhiiid. Ilrhl iiinn lor thr divi-lun of wi-liht und iiirtLMirr! of ihr iliitc ikpailinrlil o dKrilultiirr tr'ht-iiandoM Cunp rnr GlrU will inrrt at It rid M'houl Thurd.tv ut four nVlmk Ad iiunilMrt mr .'rtpirttrd lo hntu h p.nr of ).tMMitn lo thr llirrtiiif lit nd Mi J S tii.ihlniiin nd dtiiiKhtrr, Sharon. Irft lodiiy for 1'urthiiid. whtir lr (Irhlnmn in to it it rod thr nud-wintrr ii I tint ni mrrt Inu ul Ihr North 1'ui'ific Urtttul col- ki(f and l.iko ptwl xmdujitr work 'I It y wrir titToiupaiilrd by Ul . I Ixiwrll AphiiK. und will rrtuni Sun- tLilY. Ul tiLlhllllJUl'l tlllUT u btm R II rxurmvrly rrtiovutrd while hr 1 iiW.iV FiAttk llnumtoii plmdrd KU'lly vs i Irid.tv U-forr t'imiit JudKv T E J Iti((y t.i unl.iwtully uittjt Grudt A I mtlk I.iIm-1 without m lirtnse tiuin i th it.itr di'twit tmmi of uifrK-ulturr. I Kin) w-ii pl.ord on piolMthtn to Im Litttmuv. F- U. Si.idtrr. lor .uk niotilhi I lrn.tlrr Mnd promotion of John I lift. nwntU-r of Ihr huthwuy :k' I piiitinrlil :Auii hrrr for thr pxit wv Irial yrii. to thr Klaniuth FmIIa ot ! I lit- ol thr dfputinrnl brrn nn- IiututK-rtl hrrr ih-s tt now in K luit i ath rulb .it td will jouicd in thi n.ir fuluir by Miv Ilth. Comr In and tk Nitit our S tiny iiHrfwy Imm k no nri ntird trrntittont for hrmorrhoicU tpih's). Thr Owl Fh.irmm '- Adv. M-OUc Ihtj Humniiir Stilr SiiUirduy. Frb. 24, nrxt diMir to ( nRon Mui krt. i'lothru for rttrn, Wixnrtt and thtl drru Sdd rhrap. new h wrll m old. Don't miMi it! SfHiitMirvd by WoniniA BtiwliiiK LraKor. Adv. tU-ti& Itt'guhii tnr-iiu( I. W. A. Lot-it 1 No. 7. 2 p in Saturday t Lator Irmplr. Adv. G4i-Mtr LIBERTY PAL NIGHTS! BRING YOUR BEST PAL FREE . TO SEE ' Y Chapter No. 1 of "THE OREGON TRAIL" Starring JOHN MACK BROWN LOUISE STANLEY 15 Exciting Chapterj Don't Mils No. I! PLUS A SWELL FEATURE MEN OF IRON. ..STEEDS OF STEEL Careening comets . . . spoui Ing flamc.as these reckless ndersDmiorg- In the Pink for Spring if': o m I 1 It'k wxn time to wear ft nlmw hat, and thu drln-tiiUf pillbox in (,un uKur ptnk wilh a widr iruilird bhok motie ribbon and ft lurn-of-the-ci-nluiy bow u one of ihr unurtiit of the nrw ilmw bonnrts. Wear it with your black af In noon diet on which you've recently put new pink lingerie rollur and cuff. ALLEN SCHOOL TO HONOR BIRTHDAY Children Plan Program Tor Holiday A piowim in oLmw varn-c of Wash ington' binhdny will br prrwntrd toiiHirrow oftrinnon at 1 Ah o'clm-k l,y A Urn bt'lioul ptiptU, tn thr Alien niMhtoMtiin Ihr program will con st of ihr following number: I KUg m'.uir by the .vembly 1 Asrmhly mngtng of "Ihr Star J pnngled Hanmr," Menu Amer- ir ' und "Ynnkrt Doodle." 3 "Tlw Mitturt" a arlrction by the TtihtHil orchritru OlfUTra nf oOht Kocltons have been tnvilrd by Srclion 9 lo take charge of tlw awnihly Brlly Marie Hunt will H'rvt us prtidrnt. (Irruldinc Huner as beaetaty und Mitriunnu Morri.vm a program chairman. Children Mrv)ng on the stage and costume committor of Mi'tion 9 air Marjorn CiiliiUnd. Hillie May Mavnr. IXirothy SaUbtiiy, Mary June HuHnat. Mau rern Lyottn, Mary l.ynn Scotl. Jerry William. Doii a Id Corner and Shirley Fit her. Itie niftin feature of the program Iwo-kcene play called "The Sand man rack o Dicam.v Ihr char acter in the plav comprise thrcv little slMers played by Virginia IV Bunco. Patty llagcn. and Jean Harri gan; llnir playmates, Lriand Jones. Dual u- llarnty. and Hogcr I Jerry; the adio announcer. Harold Sinilh. who teaks from Cotlonland; the Sand man. Tom Lorec. who carries a bas ket of d rea nu.; Marjory. Maureen LvortA who lngs "Sings of Yeiter- day"; the lianjo Pickaninnies, played bv Lulu iJcLude, -Hubert I'etriMin. CI if lord Kawlingi. Patricia PuJ-var; the SoldhT Uoys who march in from town, Lawience Dyer and Myron Neth; Jolly Little Sailors, who come tn pantomime. Donald Comer, Jerry Wilhnms, Stanley Baldwin. John Zcigler. Cieen Bonnet and Lad who come "Thru' the live." Mary June 1 nomas and Mary Lynne Scott; Mlss Colum bia with the torch of freedom, Mary Dodvm; Mr. lied. Miss While. Mr. Blue, her attendants, played by Dur rrl Cook. Mary Forbes, Hlrhard Christeii.rn: Uncle Sam, the keeper Storage Manager Knows Cotton Bales Intimately Fabrnv Tex. di'tThere re 23.000 balrA ol cotton tored at the 1 Paso Valley Compnna Co.. but H. H. Vick er. m.inuger, can look at the imtiali. on any of the bales and name the glower, tell the grade of cotton, and explain the condition under which the cotton produced. A warehouse map enables him to walk immediately tn any bale when cnllrd for bv one of the several hun dred vullry grower who use ihe plant. DELINQUENCIES IN FARM CREDIT MANY $91,000,000 Overdue Principal, Interest in Sisters of the flag. Phyllis Snyder: General George Washington, the father of hi country. Harold Smith; Aid Mammy. Shirley Dunnigan. Ihe minuet will be danced during the play by Mary Dawn Creightun, Audrey Allen. Billy Muyne. Connie Day, Dorothy Salis bury. Shirley FUher, Murjoiic Gilli land. Rubv Malstrom. pMary Elwibelh Meagher will give a cuitume reading. "The Minuet," be tween scenes of the play. ThoM playing in the orchestra are Ned Ouderleullcn. Lois Gibson. Shir ley Meagher, Bb Steven. Anna May Kyman. Harold Abbot, Donald Mc Danicls, Betty Jean Martin, Rowan Brick. Roan Griffith. Buger Berry, Clilfoid Raw ling. Dnn McCauley. Svbil Bowles. Adclva Bartlev. Pa- tricia Prwvur. "Section nine wishes to thank the muMc and art department and Bill tapping! on, Nancy Foxford, Jan Ben cinan, and Phillip Taylor of sec tion 13 for the assistance they gave pert ion nine in creating a setting for (Ik play and also pupils from other sections who gave assistance in va viou ways." children in charge said. Pint 90c Qt $1.75 g jltj i w! By Vr4 IMIry i('mtMj I'rtM Hlalf OfrrriNtwlrnt WuOiington. MPi Buck to the farm credit udininUitruLion's nw "liberal -ixrd ' pnlky toward farm borroweis is total of more than JIM .000,000 in overdue principal ftod interest pay mrnU. A considerable part of the H.G0O, 000.000 In federal land bank ftnd land bank cotnmisiAon Juans r dclin ourrtl. 7ht ff'A Irndina asmcirs huvo forecloM-d on farm real estate ' Nichols all of Sisters. Mr, valued at 130.000,000. The new policy announced in Bir mingham, Ala., raoently by Dr. A. G. Black, governor of the farm credit edminutration, is designed to reduce the number of foreclosures nd en able borrowers to pay out. Wallace Idea Prevail Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace and F. F. Hill, former FCA governor, disagreed upon the lending policy. Hill believed Wallace's ideas "unsound and dangerous." Wallace thought them the Mfest in the long run. He prevailed when HiU re signed. Under Black. Wallace's Ideas sre being put into operation. They pro vide for no maor changes in the makuig of loans, or in the handling of the bulk of loans already made upon which interest and principal payments have not proved ft burden to borrowers. But tlbose who, because of drought, insect praU or similar csut, have been unable to meet their payments will receive helping band. Black promised they will be "assisted as rapidly as possible by measures de tig ned to keep them on their 'arms and protect them ftgauist foreclos ure." Applications for help are being re ceived at the rate of 3.&00 week. The FCA already has reamortised loans of 75.000 borrowers ftnd has approved rearnortiiation for 55,300 others. In most cases annual pay ments on the principal have been re duced by spreading the loan over 20 to 30 years. Three-Point Plan Set Up This, alone, is not adequate to meet 1 conditions. Black said. He announced 1 a three-point plan calling for sus pension of second -mortgage commis 1 inner loan payments until delin quencies on first-mortgage federal Und bank loans are paid up; ft var iable payment plan under which payment vary from year to year ac cording to income, and reduction of installments for a definite period. The land bank commission has suffered relatively more than the federal land bank from delinquen cies Commission borrowers are in arrears S33.165.000 in interest pay ments and $15,588,000 in principal payments, according to latest FCA figures. Federal land bank borrowers are delinquent $35,808,000 in interest tn fftalments and $8,660,300 on principal. The land bankf have loans totaling $1,910,000,000 and the commissioner $677,470,000. The commissioner, in cddition, holds $700,000,000 in land bank bonds. One of the most difficult problems which the FCA faces is the disposal of thousands of farms obtained by foreclosure. Federal land banks, which are the older, have $108,746,000 in real estate and the commissioner $20,632,000. SiiUrs, Feb. 21 Special) Six teen members of the Sisters Chris tian Endeavor society met with the Christian Endeavor group if Jw Wertmin.ter Presbyterian church In Bend bunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Buzz XXmguws and uughter.'Joyce, of Be id, were din ner guest Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. 1 Pen hoi -low. Mrs. Douglass Is ft sister of Penhollow. Mrs. t. C. ZasAera entertained one night last week with surprise party In honor if her huband's birthday. Those present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. W. E Cridley. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gndley, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Luck en bJ I. Mr. and Mrs. Dale and Mrs. F M. Harrington. Lois. Ray And Allen Harrington of Plain view, and Mr. ftnd Mrs. L. N. FJuettl and chil dren, ftnd Mrs. G. W. Huetti and children of Bend. Maurice Hitchcock and Frank Crawford went to Portland Monday to be gone a few days. Mrs. Frank Crawford and children are staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hitchcock, while her husband is away. L. F. Freeman and cons, Lee and Robert, left Tuesday for Seattle. Freeman has been working in Far leigh's service station. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Colvcr have received word from their son. John Elliott, who is in the navy, and sta tioned on the Hawaiian islands that he Is now a first class scasan, and Mt Hawaii February 20 on a six weeks' cruise. IVte sewing 2 class has as their leader Mrs. C. . Swanson and meets every Wednesday evening afte school. Officers of this club are: Bet- tyMcKenzie. president; Ellen Bey- ' noids. vice president; Meiva Zastera, ! secretary; Lucille Langiey, -soag leader; Leona Panaris, yell leader; Patricia Thompson, sergeant - at rms; and Melva aZstera, -news re porter. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Davis and family from near Redmond visited friends here Sunday. They formerly lived here. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hitchcock spent the week-end in Portland. Clyde Bush and Blaine Gammon have returned from Portland where they had gone on business. Roland Gridley, Lewis Luckenbill and Gene Hinderman took another band of Ros Hammond's cattle to the Harry Heising ranch on the low er Mo toll us river, Tuesday. Mrs. Rol and Gridley and son, David, and twin daughters. Sherry and Sharon, are staying with her mother, Mrs. Helen Goodrich, at her home in Cloverdalc while Gridley is away with the cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyer are the parents of a daughter, Virginia Marie, born here February 14. The baby weighed 7 pounds. The Boyers home is at Grand view. Mr. and Mr?. Clyde Bush are hav ing a building erected on the front corner of their business and resi dence lots here, and will rent the 20 by 34 foot building, when completed, to Mrs. Stella Vautheters who will operate it is an ice cream parlor, soda fountain and sandwich mop combined. Two 4-H clubs were formed in ) Sisters recently. One is a sewing club and the other a cooking dub. Ten 'youngsters enrolled in the cooking 1 class and chose as their leader Mrs. Helen Benson. They meet every Fri day after school. President of the club is Dorothy Scott; vice president. CAPITOL Opens Tonight! FOUR RIP ROARIN' DAYS BECAUSE A "SUPER WESTERN" AND WE DO MEAN "SUPER" HAS HIT TOWN! IT HAS Perfect Cast-Direction-Story AND IS ENTERTAINMENT PLUS! I MAJ.V Charles Mischa Brian WINNINGER AUER DONLEVY Irene HERVEY - Una MERKEL M.w U mi ?. i lb I t i CI I Marjorie Bush; secretary. Betty Bed- I well; news reporter, Patty Doolin; j song leader. Jean Hoke: yell leader, , Annette Patterson; and sergcant-at-arms. Shirley Sexton. Other mem bers are Annie Cullpepper, Nadine Sexton, and Betty McKenzie. I Electric lights which had been off I for several days due to engine ! trouble at the light rjLarii. came on early Wednesday morning of last r-3 OUT OF 5-, I MOTHERS relieve misery I I of colds externally with I L irifc 1 asarroa y VApoRfJS Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results. " A mysterious disease oauscd by a funciLH is kill inc Londim plane trees in eastern United States, and alw attacks the common American j sycamore. i Says Another Medo-Land Customer Whose signed statement is on file in our ' office. She hs taken Medo-Land Mill for more than four years. Modo-Land Milk and Dairy Products come from Central Orogon's finest dairy farms and are procosscd and pre pared tinder the strictest supervision in the modem Mcdo-land plant. All this insuros you of tho finest high tost milk, and strictly pure dairy products. Always Say "Mrdo-Lund Hra:-c. When Ynu Buy Krom Yvur-Gceccr. or PHONE FOR HOME DELIVERY MAGILL'S CUT-RITE DRUGS COD LIVER OIL -arpc & Dohmc Vitamin D Full Pint 89c Tooth Paste 50c I PAN A 39c 50c COLSATES 33c SOe PEPSODENT 33c Alarm Clocks Good Dependable Clocks Choice af Colors 89c-98c - 1 -MTl BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO MAGILL'S! ts your wry WKNOlVYOim VRUGGIST HE'S YOUR BEST FRIEND WHEN ILLNESS STRIKES! Your physician knows the remedy for almost every known disease, but working alone, ho could not successfully combat them. Ho neods the assistance of YOUR BEST FRIEND, the PHARMACIST, who aids by carefully compounding his prescriptions ac cording to his order. Bend's Prescription Drug Store HotWater Bottles Al Ibis Low Price You Will Want One of These 29c ufol Milk of Magnesia ' Quality t a Low Price (hi J huiuu 50c Site 39c Mineral Oil e Cbcosinjc Mine ml Cil In Kl Quart Size! Qt. . . 89c m MIHBU Oil. Hand Lotion .fit n For Chppt tl rnd Kt uch Hands Ccsractine Is the Leader! 50c Size 43c 65c Value! 35e Dr. West's Tooth Brush 30c Cdlon Tooth Powdfr Both for 39c VAN-TAGE 2 for $1.98 $1.25 Sixc 75c ANACIN . . 59c 25c BAYER ASPIRIN . 19c JI.00CITROCARBONATE 57c $1.10 HAIR TONIC 59c WilllroDt 25e CARTER'S PILLS ..19c 35c VICK'S VAPORUB ...27c 60c SAL HEPATICA 49c ABDG CAPSULES 100 for 79c ADEX TABLETS .80 for 79c CIGARETTES Pr pillar Fraud Carton .... $1.19 IfLJ lsS 0 250 Seats i 20c Anytime CREAMERY CO. 131 GREENWOOD O'Kan Building