The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1940, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX HEAVY DAMAGE DONEATMALTA Land Operations Are . . Small in Africa Italians Carry Out Air Raids on Allied j Bases Dome, June 21 ttl Heavy damage In air raids to the British Mediterra nian base of Malta and the French North African base at Bizerta was claimed today In Italy's 10th war communique. The raids last night caused many fires, the communique said. Operations continued on the east cm frontier of Libya, Italy's North African colony, the communique said, and while land activities were limited to "a small tactical field" it was claimed that Italian airplanes had destroyed 10 allied planes and 40 British tanks. The communique claimed that Ital ian planes had raided the British air base at Mersa Matru in Egypt and it said enemy planes raided the Italian base, at Javello last night, causing little damage. It was claimed that anti-aircraft guns shot down two British planes. One allied plane, it was said, raided Imperia on the Italian Riviera but only, one bomb was dropped and in open country, causing no damage and no casualties. Italian planes continued close re ennnaissance . of all enemy naval bases in the Mediterranean, accord ins; to the high command. n A printing ink company says that the average person can think of only about 35 color names in five minutes, ana only 18 will be clearly under stood by other people. You'll Love It For Economical Driving! '35 Nash Lafay ette Sedan H two-tone paint Jab Hi maroon and grey. A "Triple-Safety" car i$ every detail, W.B.Anderson Motor Co. 1173 WaH Street Phone 700 BaEiery Luncheon Cakes Iced With PICNIC SPECIALS! Hamburger, Werner Buns doz. 20c Cup Cakes doz. 25c Assorted Chocolate, Orange, Spire Cookies 2 doz. 25c 20 Varieties Apple Turnovers 6 for 25c Just Full of Spicy Apples Outdoor Appetities Mean Extra Nourishing Food! We Have It Here! Bake-Rite Vitamin D Bread Extra Fresh! Extra Delicious! Extra Healthful! Bake-Rite Vitamin D Bread Large Loaf 2 Loaves Bend Baking Co. Formerly Bake-Rite Bakery 852 Wall Street Phone 273 Whole World Wonders What's to Become of French Fleet Under Hitler Terms? The Great French Fleet -Spoils As Hitler and Mussullnl mrt to decide the fate of Fiance, the whole world wonderrd hat would no (lie lute the cnnonerlna- dictators. A demand tot surrender o( the entire tlert. a few unlta of whlcli are SOFTBALL Knights of Columbus and Wooden Box teams of the Bend soft ball league are to meet tonight on the Harmon diamond in a eame that will determine the first-half winner and the team that will take twit in the district finals. Tonight's contest, one of the " tig games" of the season, will start at 6 15 o'clock. In first half play, each of the teams has won eight games and lost only one. Each team plays bang-up ball, in field and at bat. Bend. Prineville and Redmond will rake part in the district finals, which will probably be played under the new lights of the Prineville field. The district finals will probably be played within a month, before the second half of the Bend season is over. The team winning the district championship will take part in the state Softball tournament, at Salem. Three runs in the final inning en abled the Mermel-Coca Cola team to defeat the Ford V-8 squad 9 to S in a Bend soft ball league came on the Harmon diamond yesterday evening. Two homers, one by McKav of the losers and the other by Jensen of the victors, featured the contest. The score: R H E. Mermel-Coca Cola 9 12 1 Ford V-8 ..-8 U 3 Batteries: Birchard and Jensen; Matson, Crane and Berry, Matson. Prineville Freight Shipments Increase Prineville. June 21 (Special) Shipments of freight over the City of Prineville railway for the first five months of 1940 were nearly double that for the first five months of 1939. according to figures obtained from the local railway office. From January 1, 1939. to June 1. 1939. 704 cars of lumber, 88 cars of cattle. 13 cars of sheep and 75 cars of miscellaneous freight, making a total of 880 cars rolled over the city -owned railway. From January 1. 1940, to June 1. 1940. 1271 cars of lumber. 61 cars of cattle, one car of hogs, sewn cars of sheep and 92 cars of miscellaneous freight were shipped over the rail way, making a total of 1432 cars of freight. Bulletin Want Ads 3ring Results. LIBERTY, NO PLACE FOR A WEAK HEART SATURDAY-SUNDAY s Harlequin CAKES Two delicious chocolate layers, one of orange butter cake iced with chocolate fudge icing, S9c .18c Fondant Makes Any Meal a Feast! 13c 25c They'll Lend 9 V'" All eyes focus on the instructor. bare-headed, as he Rtve? pointers from model plane1 to ht'lmeted and Howled students at Randolph Fteld. Texas. Seven thousand pilots will be trained annually, many of them at this "West " Point of the Air." under recent air corps expansion plan do m fined to bolster Uncle Sam's di-fens. Federal Men Guard Sued Italian Vessel Astoria. Ore, June 21 'IP1 Federal officials kept a close guard on the Italian freighter Leme today after they received unconfirmed reports she might attempt to slip out to sea. The Leme was interned when the company was sued on k rounds that another ship of the line delivered at San Francisco a cargo of bananas which had been damaged en route. The suit was filed by two Guatemala concerns. The Leme is owned by the Italia Societa Anonima de Navigazione. Another suit was instituted against her for $100,000 worth of fuel oil de livered to the line. The suits were an outgrowth of Italy's declaration of We'll Sell This Demonstrator For a Song . , 1940 International D-2 Pick-Up Always been kept in tapnotch condition. You can't miss on its value! $65 W. B. Anderson Motor Co. 1 1 73 Wall Street Phone 700 Einf out far "Ctarka'a" a you'ra lookin( for a smooth, mallow whiskey that suites th. ncht nota, ApA four years (or goadtMss and it a mM at 90 Proof. WHISKEY for the Victors? A, Strength to Bald KUJ.KD IN' CATCHING RIDE Eugene. Ore., June 21 U Marvin Farrts. 15, of Cheshire, was killed instantly when he attempted to catch a ride on a lumber truck near his father's mill late yesterday and fell ieneath the wheels. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that by vir tue of an order of the County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, er tered on the 5th day of June, 1940. the undersigned Sheriff will on the 6th day of July. 1940, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M., at the front donr of the Court House in Bend, Oregon, sell to the highest bidders for cash or terms as hereinafter stated, the following described real property. located in Deschutes County, Oregon, irovided no bid shall be accepted for ess than the amount set opposite each respective tract, which is the minimum price fixed in said order: plus costs of advertising, recording, etc. j Parcel No. 1 Lots 7 and 8. Block . 27. Highland Addition. $6000 terms. (20 down and $1000 per month at 6Tr interest). ! Parcel No. 2 Lot 7, Block 19. Des chutes. $75 00 terms. ($1500 cash and $10.00 per month at 6r interest). ' Parcel No. 3 Lot 13. Block 108. First ArfHilinn to Rend Park IVinn ca.h. I Parcel No. 4 Tract 20. Deschutes Park, $2500 terms. ($5.00 cash and ' $500 per month at 6 interest). Parcel No. S W'iNWU. Sec 15.1 Twp. 14 S. R. 13 E.. W. M, $80 00 terms. ($16 00 cash and $3200 in six : months and $32 00 at end of twelve I . months at 6 interest ) 1 Parcel No. 6 NW'4NWH. Sec. 25.1 Twp. 18 S.. R. 12 L. W. M . $40 00; terms. ($800 ra.-J and balance in; . six months at 6rt interest). I Parcel No. 7 Lots 7 and 8, Block , ; 9, Northwest Townsite Co.'s First Addition and Lot 1. Block 10. Key- ' stone Terrace. $4000 terms. ($1500 : cash, balance in 90 days at 6'i in- 1 terest). Parcel No. 8 Lots 1 to 6. inclusive, j Block 34. Riverside. $75 00 terms, i ($15 00 cash and $10.00 per month at ! 6 interest). I Parcel No. 10 Lots 19 and 20, Block I 28. LaPine: Lota 35 and 36, Block 27, I LaPine, $30.00 cash. I Such sale shall be subject to the j right of any municipal corporation claiming an unpaid assessment lien for local improvements thereon to I purchase such property within 20 1 days after notice of such sale. I i C. L. McCAULEY, Sheriff. .00 PT. $1.96 OT. ArailaW. in Claxlu's Btnight Ftra and Clark.'. Straight Bourbon. Th.sa Whakas art 4 Yn Old ... 90 Proof. "I of tin trench I let under trtnia ul shown lie re. ts expected. Eagle's Wings SEEK HVIrt()PINK BASES Eugene, Ore., June 21 'U" Hydro plane base sites on Fern ridge and Cottage Grove flood control project dame were proposed today by state Aeronautics Directur Leo G. Dev aney of Portland who said he would make a tour soon of dam sites to locate areas where seaplanes might land. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results. NOTICE TO CRKDITOKS Notice is hereby given thnt the un dersigned has been ly the county court of the state of Oregon, for the county of Deschutes appointed ad ministrator of the estate of Mary A. McCallum, deceo-sed, and all persons holding claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same with proper vouchers to the under signed at the office of Ross Farnham, attorney at law, in Bend, Oregon, within six months after the date hereof. Dated and published first time June 14, 1940. W. E. McCAIXUM, Administrator Estate of Mary A. McCallum, Deceased 8-14-20-25c HEY YOU! 'YOU'RE as out of date as someone who misses the pleasures of bus travel! Maybe you lust haven't heard about the new things like Ml. Hood's luxurious travellers, b that it? Well listen to this. You can sit back in the deep cushions of those big easy-riding roaches and forget all about the rarea of driving. Your chauffeur is an expert who knows every foot of the road and whose one con cern is to make your trip en joyable. "BEST OF ALL though. Is the low cost of bus travel. When you compare all the comforts of Ml. Hood's traveliners to the cares of driv ing, and consider that you get those advantages for Mi the cost of driving a car, you'll get modern and go by rss n c. " r v- --ss-srV Hi Ve Phone 500 N. W. Redmond Kurthwext Redmond, June 20 (Sx cwll-Mr, and Mis. Huililf lloui html and mink, tlnyd. Humid, Darrrll, R'Wr, Carroll, and tin. it; I Her, Slvll.., ul W untie, viMted hiind.iy at the home ul lltiiit -land's brut tier, Judd limit-land hveiyone of the cotmmimly in in viled tit a community pirntc Sunday at the Jim Undrtwiiod l.irm. J. K. Hulrnour of NrwUrn ivn,t the week-end ut the home of hi- im in-law nud diiunter, Mr. and Mr. H 1 Hivk. (It wan arrttnmtiied by Amanda nnd iX-rothy (tatdncr, also of NrwlMrt. Mu Sylvia Sprauue, dnugtiirr v( Mrs. W. K. SprtaKUt. has anvpted em blnymrnt nt .arvirw Mi. ami Mi. l. U Winters of Bend were vi i tout at the J W Hnwrr home ami at the Ronald MKireicor home in Terrebonne. Sunday. hay Demp-y of Baker has been helping Dennis Dvmiiscy paint Inn hi hmw and auiai nu pa I wvrk Lloyd Mm tin hua kUrlrd harvest -in(t GO acre of rye hay. Martin owm tfttf place wnich wa lonnerly the .home of Mrs. Graiv MtColloutlt. I tourtren. eople from KrdmonJ ! and Northwest Retlmotid enjoyed a pU'hic dinner on the lawn tit the vjs 1'ii'kctt place recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. 1 Gihson enter tained 1!U you n if pcxipln of the com munily at a party rumor it in the Kith birthday anniversary of Ihrtr am, Kuymond. The evening wu Krnt pUyintf different Indtwr and outdoor Kanir. The htMteta served berry pie and ice cream to the fluent Ihe Northwest Htdtnond Fidelity club meetinit will be held June 27 at j the hum of Mm. Matt (trow. A pro i gruin is to be tirtnentrd by Mr. Mutt (anwtt. Mm. W 11. Juhtu and Mn Lydia Shm. Mr and Mrs. Iloh EWslry and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Davis and son, Cent pic nicked upon the McKetuie pan Sun day. Date Fleck. Dnmthy Gardner. IWtty Olurn, and Audrey Fleck nent Sat urday drivintf in lite Suttle lake urea Mi. ami Mis. Judd Hour land, dauiihter. Orla, and Sheila Bourland were dinner guesut at the Joe Mc Murry home in Hedmond Friday. Mr and Mrs. Ed Marty and duuuh ter. May, and son. Henry, and Arch Waterman spent Sunday even in K at the Claude Slallroy home M.y has come home from school in Salem to sprnd the summer with her folks. A fishing party spent two days la.st week at Diamond lake. The party w us com posed of Mr. and Mrs. J W Bowtrt of Northwest Hedmond. Mr. and Mrs. W Van Wertz. and Mr and Mrs, Jess Miller of Kedinond. They reoort a khh catch. Henry Abbott ha started first crop huylnji An the J. O. Tufts ranch Owen Brown took a Rroup of boys to Suttle lake Sunday. They sailed Brown's sailboat, the Laurel, and en joyed a picnic lunch at noon. Those Hara't o really fin watch nw, smart, accurate. 17 j.w.lt only . . $24.75. Bear's Jewelry Store Wall Street Between Wetl'a and Allen's Cafe 1 $1000 WINNER (PS. Ted T. Klrsrh, Msnpln. 1 rd uate of Orrgoii Hisve Collciio and long active lit 4-H club work, who has won th men't lluoo U. 8. D. A. extension service scholarship lit Wa-JUngton, D. C , for 1V40-41. in the tiroup were Burton Brown, Chet S4tlmi, Balph Hammond, 1-anc and Dttn Fearrien. Mrs. II. A. Helmholts and her daughter, Beverly, suw four full grown deer and otw fawn while driv ing south on the Kirk Whitehead toad recently. 'Hie deer, two does and two bucks, and the fawn da-hed serosa the road and up the hill. Kits ir the first lime deer have hern seen on the east side of the Detchute river for a good many year, the up Naranre might be due to the short age of leed mi CI i ntt buttes. Strawberry time is here fagotti and Bill Bowers, the strawberry king, has seven acres of berries. Bo wets en Urged his patch by setting out four acies of new plants this spring and last fall. He has three vaiteties of everbearing berrirs. They are gems, supurbs and mastadoiu. At the pres ent time five pickers are picking on the average of 25 crates er day. Bowers expects to have from six to 15 pickers pK king from 40 to 60 crates Cr day during the second crm of rries, which will come on aliout the sect wnl week in July. f . f rao If no I S I I lT MVe IT MIT IT IVITM I V-fCAuTaoiieo? V a sall at. 1 let ei a-r.-A v -i' vr ir mvM) RAM. PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY AND MONDAY. JUNE 22 24 Coffee lb. 24c tinlden West 1 Pounds SSe) Pork and Beans 2 cans 25c Dundee Irge Ni. V Cans Ginger Snaps 2 lb. barrel 25c Raisins 4 lb. pkg. 19c Thompson Seedless Pancake Flour 9 lb. bag 39c Pickett tlrand Salad Dressing or Spread . . .qt. 18c Baby Lima Beans ........ .4 lbs. 25c LUX Uirge OOa. Package ... LIFEBUOY 3 bars 17c RINSO tilanl Ijirge 55c 19c LUXsoap ACIIVt LATHCR fO COM.LtXION AND SAIH 3 bars 17c ks5 ennv 'IkorMii gnu jr. ? Pound 4o rt$M ANO l"n TW tWIIT I Cl 'ATflsl al t FREE DELIVERY W Va Silver Lake , Silver Uke. June 20 (Speilnl)- . , .1.. . l-l ,il .(rill ill W-M III IMUMIt " - ri.-m.mt highway briwn-ii U"" ami lh" mminlt wu liiiinrd wi-ek l'ii-untlimi lor iiii.m'ii Ihtee-ltilli- m-c 1 aou'h . . i. . I..,. iIim iillllllf Will IUI1II1 U --Hlln ,.' -- - lie dime Ihl. .ummer He.ilt lacing ' tlie lilghway lielween Mlvrr laiae anil Hauk-v U ill inigrr. (nil l'tUl . . .1. ...I..I u, nml ul the l iiriirr rancn wn.. - " -wider liililge. ate In-lng liMlallrtl lie twreii hne ami Summer i .. . ..i,... . ......I line fur III cents a pound lh" weed liillgnl to 1 nil lillllie ami ..n.i- -J.hy N.i ulhi-r InCiil snlrt I'ave lieell n-lmrliil Waller Klltieilge t.-.k l.is aunt. Mi. van Camiilxll. t" her I at Mihfii-lil Tur-I.v aller a visit u Iw-r miithrr. Mrs. Mary I IncUugn Key and Mia H K MiUm of Fl-itiliiwiv. lr . arrived Tue-ilav fi.r a luirf vilt with hl ilrr, Mia. Ea'l Small, lie will engaged III eiai ilmillig irvival merting. at Klamutlu rulli fur the next two work.. Mi. l-w ll.il 1 1, and her molher, Mi., t i I. un.lv. this wek vilte. Nn. I iii.lv iNirenla, Mr. ami Mia. h. H Hrrwer, at Myrtle Cieek. and uiher rilnlive.. Mia. Ninny IJnelwugh. who went, to Uen.l lnl week f.a mrdlial rare, ' returned Kriday mu. h Improved Sol uriiiiv hn ai-eiiliiuinlel Ivel ilallghler, Mis. Iluliert Iuidwehr uf AMoria, lu her luuue. Itev ami Mrs. C A Walrhml and Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd tjine went tu l.nkeview Suml.y nmrnliiif In si tend the cloilng day nl I lie AHla tioii ul It.iptKI Churrhe In ivulun there. Mr. and Mrs. J If Miule ami mnt of Klamath Kails arrived Satur day night t vlil her mother. Mrs. Mary LiiicImhikIi Ttiey relumed home Sunday evening llullilm Waul Alls tiling Iteaulls. itAaeHA4S 1 U4iaVilWIN GREENWOOD OROCERY WESSON OIL j Gallon Cant Can . . . 79c KRISPY CRACKERS , 2 Pound Paclagei Pkg 25c RICE Blue Roia 3 lbs.... 17c PHONE 466 ujEmnsnmmns ajt-umics