TOE HEN'I) P.tl.I.KTIN, hF.ND. OREGON. MONDAY. nrmV.T.V. 21, 1010
PARE THREE
ARMY TO TRAIN
PARACHUTISTS
412 Volunteers Asked
For New Battalion
1'hynicttl and Kducutionul
' KtHii!rt'incntM IliRh fur
Jumping Job
I Washington. 21 'Hie
lii my rullitl today fur 412 voliin
I 1 fnmi enlisted MnuiniM-l and
otTiivra In IM Infantry rciflincnl
lir wrvltv In II flml corn of
p.uuchutr lrtHi.
IUmuum- their function an re
(allied a uf "aulcldc" character,
the volunteer will huv tu ikhum-
hi lul uh II f l al liitn "tlctnuil
oiiuted aulillerly quulllle, agility,
athletic ulilllly. Intelligence, IM
t.illvi ilripnnlnalloii, ami dur
lli(t." ihce aelecled will receive
na pay.
Thr viiIuiiIiitk will m Inrnrunr
uted Into On newly created Wllst
jurai-huli (mil ul Ion being organ
ized al Kort llcnnlng. Cu. The bat
talion' xm xinni'l will be tllvlili'd
generally Into Iwu rutcgoi le -i.ii
ui hulUln, I lie major portion of
the command, und non-purachul-Im
thi- adiiilnlatratlvc, supply
and lruiiHMii lutlon Mt'llniut. A teat
l.ilion which huM ln-cn training
at Kurt Helming will form the
run-leu of Dip luitlullun.
Kiiltatcd pntuchuttat miiKl IN1
Umnariiiil volunteer only. In ad
4liiliin to I ! phyalcul ami cduca
UsVul rculreiiieiil prcacrlhed fur
'entrance Into tlx regular army,
lhcn turn nuiKl fulfill Ihene re
quirements: Akc '.'1 lo X! In
rlinlve: height minimum t'rfi In
rhe. maximum 74 Inches; weight
lietwccn I'M und lHfS poumW;
fiecdum from organic" hrart dla
e.iae or hlk'h blood preaaure.
Applicant muat poaacaa suf ft-
rnsspRfror
by JOHN CUNTOK
l.lilrnl On
yuu hear the
surging pube
of America In
full vigor,
htuy with Iter
KrrdlPIt taik-
IWrntr?
a a a
I raal la tell yea aaaieiMaa;
aaaet Defease the? aiaya. yae
elaa'f kaew. far years the a
treleaai IndWirry kM carrlee' ea
laeapaeeaal reteer th ee tft awn
Hi) my Ike
eat. Ualea Oil Ce
prtlalty U al thalr ttmm la
thU wark.
a
Thanlutoiuch
Itltllch
Ainarira can
' now prudtu-a
cnou(h 1U0-ot-taiie
avla
llun gatollna
lor mora
plant than well r tt have. Anil
thaiiki to that rpirarrh,theama
bomlirr ran By 30 falter anil
farthrr In Ilia U. S. than In
Kiirope. It can carry 20 to 00 ft
nuira bomhf and climb above
anti-aircraft fire Z!i failrr.
Take rwaaar, fea. Wa e roar
Hian Kail al all Mta raaaar la
the a aria anal eo al H mkmi
000 mllaa atrau tka waria ta
VI. aaa the dlctater want M
Well, aetrelewm I new I try re
aarcti Kat pieea ayaHietlc rva
mmr a tammart let reellty. mtmrm
mmr aaaaly al aataral raaaar la
aahaaiteai wa can areevve all
we ae a a , Ireai '9rmlmmmi
II I hm4 ream I teale) Nit at
laatt any mere ettennel areaV
acta Miay Have tfevelaaea). let
Hiet'll alve yea e Mee.
a a
It give me
thrill to I
tW- A-l ,n,lU te lmow
i lWl Tl 'eearch engl-
Aw yl I I nren who Jp-
Mil p veloped 78
Jf and Triton are
an Imoorl
part of the Prtrolrum Indiutry
-an Industry that hat done to
much to mate America itrong.
UNION OIL COMPANY
"Knute Rockne All-American"
rlt'iit rduruilon lo rnnhle Ihi'm to
uliMiih ruplilly IriHlrurllnn In tnup
n-uclliiK, akrliiilng. radio, di-inoll
Hon und other apcctully4d aul)
Ji-ela.
lliey alao mual huve hud ut
leum one year'a aervlre In the reg
ulur army and allll have al IpukI
one year of current enllxlmcnl to
ai-rve iN-foiv dlachurge. ItiuI re
quirement rulee out men who will
lie indurliHl Into the army under
the conM-rlptlon luw for only one
yur.
rhyilrul alundiirtla for nffieera
p the aame uh for enllated men.
hut officer volunteer nml Im- of
runk not higher than ruptnln: a
minimum of .in year of ugp;
mual Iiuvp had at leant one ypur'a
ervli-p with troopa if In the reg
ular army and u monlln' If a n--aervp
officer.
Pip quolaa of nnn-rommlaaion-
ih! offlivra and prlvatp which In
funlry regiments are ex-cliil to
furnloh Include:
Vuncouver hnrrarka. Wash : 7th
Infunlry lit; Koi-t I-wla, Wuah
ington, l."th Infunlry lit.
lii-S 1)
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I'al O'Brien oa the (irat "Kurk" timing lo Tower Theatre Tomorrow
BENBMENGET
PROMOTIONS
News of Guard Is Told
In Letter
Army's Health Foreseen
As Best in IJ. S. History
Montgomery. Ala. til - Young
Americana who may Im- conacrlpl-
ed have a fur grealer chance to
eacupe ileal h through dleaap than
at any time In the nation history.
Thl aaaertlon. made by Dr. J.
N. linker, Alnbuma atute health
officer, la luiaed uiMn the prog-
reaa muile by mttllclne In the
realm of tllscusc prevention a
well a cure.
The plan to coordinate the na
tion' medical "manpower" when
ami where needed In any emer
gency alao will act an a curb to the
preud of disease, Ir. linker
pointed out.
"It la by no mean beyond the
realm of reason to uy that the
outcome of the present war may
be determined by the extent to
which one at the leading bplllgcY
cnt will bp able to curb Illness
among It civilian and uniformed
population," Dr. Uuker added.
Show-Stopper
4 is
INKS TAKKM TKIP
Portlund, Oct. 21 "tin The crew
of the mine wpeper If. S. S. Vlreo
wa notified today that Smokey,
collie mascot they lost In Portland
lust week, wa enroule to Hono
lulu by fnlghter to Join them
there. The dug wa found and
turned over to police who arrang
ed to ship It to its owner.
Bulletin Want Ada Bring Result.
Bend
Abstract Co.
TiH Insurance Abitracfs
Walt Peak Pkono 174
Credit
Terms to Patients
Par lrlint rf
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Hummth, flmm
P)f vaakir
8n..BMf.thi7
r Mnllily.
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Prt rMiiatlat
tun anal aiaaiiMa
Write for Fre Bioklo( Today
Dr. Roy Reynolds
Chlro-Naturo rhyalclan
Bend, Oregon
Brooks'Scanlon Quality
Pine Lumber
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company Inc.
km
Mury Howard, wearing a red vel
vet hostes gown will) scroll ap
plique of gold kid. outlined in royal
blue, and a gold Jtitl lu ll. stopcd
the Curtlen Festival fashion show
at IMckfair In Hollywood.
Irked Pedestrian Kvens
Si-ore With Motorist
Memphis, Tenn. ilf-An Irked
Mdcstrain found a way to get
even with motorists who halt In
walking lanes when stopping for
traffic signals.
A car hatl stopMd for a red
light - hut not until It had crossed
the yellow line into the pedestrian
Inne. Two iersons walked around
the car, scowling at the driver. A
third person opened a rear door
of the car crawled through the
automobile und out the rear door.
The light turned green and,
while other automobile drivers
blew their horns, the offending
driver wn forced to get out and
close both doors before proceeding.
.Most MciiiIhth Attending
Some School Session
At Camp
J'lomoliotis for .'it of lii-rid's na
tional guard company I, now In
M-rvlt-e at Camp Murruy, Wash.,
have Int-n it-f-t-ivf-d, at-tttitling to
a li-itcr from The fiolletin'H camp
t'trresMin'li-nt, William A. Stoo
key. Those promoted since the be
ginning of camp are as follows:
Kiom Sgl to Staff Kgt., William
K. King; from Corp. to Sgt , Ku
gene It. ;laii-r, I'lulip M. f'etler
stn; from f'vl. 1st t-lass, to Kgl.,
Charles I. Caldwell, Hubert M. Mc
OmnI: fiom I'vt 1st class, toCorp.,
John A. Kanolf, lit-njamin l
Knbs. I'aul S Idt-del.
Krom I'vt In I'vt. 1st class, For
rest K. lit own, l-onarti C. iJeWitt,
iMinald II I'm den, Iferliert S.
Kriini-is, Cl.irentv J. 'Iregg. Char-
lea II. Iiai:n, JoMph K. Ilerr
I'almcr T. Hoik. It'll) A. Kohfield
ItolM-rt A. M.irr. John C. MK'unn,
Harry ;. Mi-Nerney. Arnold
Olson. Iloyd N Philips, Vernon II
Itoblili-aux, Charles I,. Spangler,
William A. SKHikey. I'aul K. Sul
livan, Marion I.. Wi-hhcr. Itols-rt
Cl. Hudson, Arthur J. Miller, Lau
reni-e T. Parker.
Kenneth M. Hue. first cook for
company I, who came to camp us
a civilian cook, is now enlisted in
the V. S. army with rompany 1
writes Slookey. lie attends cook's
school every day with Mess Sgt.
Itay lllai ki-lt, 1st C"Kk Steve Jack
son. 1st Cook lon Jackson, 2nd
Cook Harry McNerney. and Stu
dent CiKik Marvin Chilwixid.
There ate several other schools
in the regiment. First Sgt. Myers,
Corp. Kanoff, and I'vt. Stookey
are attending 1st Sgt.s and com
pany clerk's school. Supply Sgt.
Karl Mulki-y and his a.vsistant.
Pvt. ItiTrigan littend supply ser
geant s school.
, Practically every memlier of
the company has a school s-ssion
at some time during the wick,
'says SliMikey, These Include
I schools In military courtesy, gas,
health and hygiene, instructors,
scouting and patroling.
Five extra men In the company
j have iM-en transferreil to Co. M.
I They are William K. Iirown.
jJaim'S Collins. Floyd Ferguson.
(Clayton I.. Carman, and Warren
K. Hastings. Co. M Is a machine
gun company from Corvallls.
A 10 mile hike was taken last
week mv the men. The soldiers I
an' roumling Into "the pink" of
, (-undition. utvording to Stookey,
j w ithout so many sore feet as
I then- were after the first long
jhike
First Sgt. Myers and Corp. John
! Kanoff workisl until 3 a. m. Fri
day, ttctolx-r 11, on the company
payroll.
Co. I drew a tour of guard duty
October 13 and It! for 24 hours.
The guard for the regiment re
qui its one captain, one second
lieutenant, one sergeant, four
corporals, 41 privates, and first
class privates.
I here has been no sickness
among the men. other than that
of two men reortPd last week.
QUAKER COLONIST
HORIZONTAL
!,7Uuikrr
coluroit In
America.
10 Bird a Itur.
11 Southeakt
(abbr ).
12 Peatant.
13 Small hotel.
14 Ueai t c(
burden.
15 Sigruil (or
help ot tea.
17 Sewing tools.
19 Bill of fare.
20 Doctor
(uLlr ). 36 Drunkards.
21 Fixed iwutir.e. 39 Carpcnteri'
Answer to Prevlou Puule
qk A i LgHAg i ; r At i cl
3
asps
uitfNifpE ibmi cer
O'P'P'A riOfiA MK'tfl 'Cl
,ii
term with
the .
14 Shad.
18 Hi colony
wa
decided
18 Kk-i.
19 Crescented.
23 Maxim.
2S Pronoun.
tor 4
I l. t:
A 26 Laughter
sound.
27 Playinf cord.
29 Honk .
30 Without tun.
31 Dweller on
a llano.
22 South
Carolina
(iibbr ).
23 Months
(abbr).
24 Indigo.
2Q Oppotits
of cold.
28 Makes
reparation.
31 Woolly.
33 Short letter.
34 Habitual.
37 Godde; j of
discord.
rule.
40 Church titles.
41 Toward.
42 To exercise.
43 Emmet.
45 Palm lily.
4C Postscript
(abbr.).
47 Drone.
48 Goddess of
dawn.
50 To fare.
52 Dark blue.
S4 Shaft parts.
SC He was
by nationality. 32 Shrinking.
57 He was the 35 Kind of bean
of
Pennsylvania.
VERTICAL
2 Interior.
3 Smooth.
4 Pound (abbr.) 49 Male child.
5 Valuable 51 Plural
property.
6 Muddled.
7 Point (abbr.).
8 Comfort.
9 Middays.
13 He was on
friendly
36 Wine vessel.
42 Sprite.
44 Balsam.
46 Fruit pastry.
47 Wood apple.
pronoun.
52 Portugal
(abbr.).
53 Exclamation,
54 Preposition.
55 South Dakota
(abbr.).
Boys Charged With
Theft of Bend Auto
Three hoy who escaped from
Wooilburn hoys' training school
Friday, and are charged with lar
ceny of an automobile belonging
to liert Townsend of lierul, were
arrested Saturday night at Love
lock, Nev., according to a wire re
ceived yesterday by Sheriff C I..
Met 'a u ley.
F.ldon L. McGarvin, Ferdia !.a
Vern Trumbly, and Eugenp Rob
ert Hall, all 17 year old, werp ap-
preneniiea by sheriff (J. A. Chap
man, at I-ovekx-k, and will be
brought luck to liend this week by
McCauley.
lownsend's car was stolen from
its parking place In front of his
home at 544 Harriman Friday
noon. The boys apparently ob
tained a ride from Woodhurn Fri
day morning. About jVjOO worth
of carpenter's tool that were in
the car at the time it was taken,
were not found when the boy
were arrested.
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Ji T 3T55 56 57
W I 59 40
S. W. Redmond
Southwest Redmond, Oct. 21
(Special! -Mr. and Mr. N. W.
Fnlow and family have moved to
the Metoliu near Camp Sher
man where Fnlow I working.
Faye Ili in of Prlneville rullml
at the Owen Iirown home Monday
morning.
Mrs. K. D. Cobban and children
of Lyons arrived Tuesday to visit
with Mr. Cobban's parents, Mr.
and Mr. Roy Davidson.
Mrs. Zola Jensen of Redmond
and Mrs. J. J. Iirown visited Mrs.
W. Ilutchlns and her mother, Mrs.
Roberts, Sunday at their home in
North Redmond.
A. li. luvenport and Russell
Petersen each shot a buck while
on a hunting trip on Wolf creek
recently.
Mrs. J. J. Brown accompanied
Mrs. liyuia Sohm and son, Ches
ter, and Harold McLean to Silver
Lake recently. They attended the
special church services at the Bap
tist church there under the pastor
ate of Rev. Charles Waterhouse.
Cast Selected for
Senior Gass Play
The cast for the senior play,
'Tommy," which will be presented
at the liend high school Decem
ber 6. was announced today by
Miss Grace Mary Linn, dramatics
Instructor. Taking part in the
three-act comedy are the follow
ing persons, and their parts:
Marie Thurber, ingenue lead.
Jean Huber; Tommy Mills, juve
nile lead. Sterling McGarvey;
Mrs. Thurber. character. Betty Jo
Rogers; Mr. Thurber. character,
Phil Coyner; David Tuttle.- char
acter lead, Clarence Duryee; Ber
nard, comedy juvenile. Don Ack
ley; Mrs. Wilson, second woman,
Lorraine Nosen; Judge Wilson,
character, Don Anderson.
A Lesser Yellow-legs has been
in Brazil, 7,000 miles from the
nearest point in Canada where
this bird is known to breed.
DON'T "FLY BLIND"
IN MONEY MATTERS
When you pay bills in cash you never
know exactly where you are financially.
On the other hand, when you pay by
check the stub oi your check book are
little "beacons" which will help to guide
you on a tale course. They point the
way to a safe, orderly handling of your
financial affairs with less trouble,
worry, and expense in meeting your
obligations.
You are invited to open a checking
account with this bank.
Bank of Bend
A HOME OWNED BANK
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause It goes right to the sent of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ lndrn phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
hrnmtt Tf.ll vmir riruiririst to sell vml
bottle of Creomulslon with the un-
acrstnnding you must like the wny it
qulcklv allays the cough or you are
to have your money bark.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
Pioneer Stockman of
Central Oregon Dies
Prlneville, Oct 21 -tSpeciall
George Wiley, 82, pioneer stock
man of Central Oregon, died at his
home here in Prlneville at 5 a. m.
Friday. Mr. Wiley was among the
first settlers to come to the sec
lion of Central Oregon now known
as Crook county, and at one time
was among the larger operators
in the cattle business in this sec
tion. Mr. Wiley retired from the
cattle business some 15 years ago
and moved to Prineville to retire.
Two yeaYs ago Mr. Wiley and
his wife were Involved in an auto
accident that resulted In the death
of Mrs. Wiley and left Mr. Wiley
badly crippled.
Funeral services were held here
Sunday with the body being taken
to the Willamette valley for
burial.
Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results.
Wanted 500 Men
. . . women and children to
measure up for shoes. 1 have
the agency for the (ireat Tan
ners Slue Co. Win. Scrlbner,
411 DcKulb Ave, Bend.
THAT RUMOR ABOUT NASH WAS TRUE!
-Sotce
IflI I afssMslft
" l-T'an'Sl.--ea"iiajs' ejf flUTTWffT! P-
ivi in I VWI lTTM
r 25 to 30 Miles per Gallon of
j Gasoline in f dig Car!
Roomier than Many 1940 Cars
I Costing up to $200 More!
Flashing Pickup of New "Flying
Scot" Engine!
Coil Springs on All Four Wheels!
New "Unitized" Steel Body
Safer, Quieter!
Improved Weather Eye Condi
tioned Air System ... and
Convertible Bed!
Overall Savings up to $100 a Year!
V ! ... - - -
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3 v Tzrv vr3'
FatflisssBksW
7 jaaac-S'vVv
Now Nash 4-Door Sedans from $938.00
Deluxe Model Illustrated, $962.00
Duncan L. McKay
LAWYER
801 Wall Street Thone fM2
FRED A. IJEUAIXEN, M.D,
E e, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist
Room 6 Penney-Newberry Bldg.
Office Phone 97 House Phone 534
Office Hours: 9 to 121:30 to $
Good News! In the Face of Rising New Car Prices
Nash Announces 1941 Prices $70 to $159 LOWER!
Special Set
WALLACE SILVER
Hollywood and Garden Pattern
60 PIECES AND CHEST
$43.53 Value
'27.95
Bear's Jewelry Store
Benton Building
TODAY there's a netr kind
of car in the low est - price
field the 1941 Nash!
It's so new. ..so different that driv
ing it is a thrilling experience.
Little would you believe, as you look at
the site of it 194 inches long that it
delivers 25 to 30 miles to the gallon,
with usual good driving.
Powered b Nash's new-typc"Flying Scot"
- Engine, it's the fleetest, moothtsl "six" you
ever had your hands on!
Yoa'U be delighted by
the way it responds to
the wheel but laushs at
Nl "San-octow" Sarlan
JOVMSoa
MIUS TO
ratiarui
bumps. With Two-way Ball
bearing Steering and soft coil
springs on Jour uhrtlsit
rides like a miracle in motion.
Its amazing quiet, its unusual
roominess are due to a new kind of
"unitized" construction. Frame and body
are welded together. The front seat's
almost five feet wide. The rear has ample
space for Nash's big Convertible Bed.
titw 141 rlM arfln la tat UwMl-.rW ttW
lltnt.M f.r a tie AnkuM4.r "Mf" UnitntM Cup.
All .rim. iera at Hna, (.clad, standard
Kl.lpmtnl and ftarr.l tax.
Wallur Kr. F.lh Hpwd Fsr.
aard. C.nrrrtlblr IM. SpnUI
Painl and Whll. SW Wall Tim
ar wlMnal, at allikt ntra can.
Even the air you breathe is different
thanks to the new conditioned-air won
ders of the Weather Eve System.
This yearNash prices are lower. All Nash
cars have new economy. See also the big,
beautiful new Nash Ambassador Aero
powered Sixes and Eights at your deal
er's. First putlifsliouiug today!
3 NEW SERIES-17 BEAUTIFUL MODELS
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lowpric car. 6-cylmdtT Muiifold-Scaitd tngiatfk
194 iacbo over all. Sis models.
Tht Aropowrd Naih AmbaMador SU 10f
HP . . . 6-cylindcf Twin lirnilioa Vai-in-HMd -
inc. 201 inches over ill. bis models.
Th Aeropnwtird Nnnh AmtaMdor Eltht-I MP
, . . 8-olinder Twin Unit ion Valvtin-Hcd EngiM.
2U1 iachtM gtcf tli. Five aiudtls.
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MOTOR COMPANY
1173 Wall Straet
Phone 700
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ollr.rd al M
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