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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1941)
T T PLANE SEARCH UNSUCCESSFUL Hunt Conducted From Four Bases I'liers (I rounded Again by liicrfusinK Sturm Conriitionx Tnroinn, Wash., Jim. 21 Mi. Scitreh fur a missing army bomb cr currying seven men wax renter cit In tin' region uf Ml. Hood unil Ml. St. HctciiM today iih Inrtvasltig cloudiness inilleutcd storm rondl- ilmw before nightfall ugiitn would dint' alNimlomiif tit of searching CtiitlitH hy mure than '.VI army plane. liases have been cstiihllkhfd lit Portland., On., Pearson fli'ld at Vancouver, Wash., Mcdfoid, Hit, unil Sui-rumenm, l. I'lulli-s from MeCliord In-Ill. home haw of the bomber; Portland anil Viincouver are concentrating thi'lr search In Kuthwi4tirn Washington and western Oregon. Those Iroin Med font an scumilng tlx Itoguc rlviT valley unil the northern alone ol ihr Siskiyou mountain. J-'rotn Surrumcnlo. army bomber with observer -crlli! through the bomb bays, are flying over the southern extremities of tin1 Siski you. No wont haii horn received from the twin-moton-d iMtugliiM Isimlicr since It left MeChord Held Thur iluy mornliiK on a flight to the nlr rorp bombing range at Minor li y lake In southern C'ullfornlu. The sennit will continue until the pliinc Is founit. army authorities said, although lowering visibility may tctiiMrarily ground ihr searcher. Itam wax predicted for northern California, western Oregon anil southwestern Washington tixlny. wlih snow falling a low at fi-ct. Alimony Figure Too Low, Surprised Wife Is Told llaklanil. Cat. 'II-1 Min. France K. Petersen In believed to have been the only woman necking a Ilvurce In local court who aski-d for Km little alimony. Twenty year olil. and with a 2-year-old win, he blushed and re piled til ff Idem ly when Judge liar- Bend Garage Co. January UJSEB3) Clearance Jjg Prices Lower Than Ever! Liberal Allowance on Your Old Car! Wall Street Used Car Lot Aerott From Pottoffice 1939 Ford '85 Deluxe Coupe In wonderfully fine condi tion. Original flnlnh, low mileage. Interior rleanllneu ptu heater, radio and other extra value aceeuoriea mark thin an one of the bent I aed Kurd value offered. $595 1938 Chevrolet Mstr. Town Sedan Original f Inlnh, Ihoroughly reeondltliined and OK'd. A lot of low eont tranaporta lion left lit Ihla moat popular uc ear. $515 J or Quality Thla 1937 Buick Special Sedan la apparent and we Invite your rlnaeat limpectlon. For entra comfort, extra econ omy and extra service, your money will lie bct Inveated. $575 A FINE SELECTION OF OK'D COMMERCIAL UNITS! Kaeh Ready lo l)o the Kind of a .lob That Will Make Vour i Investment Profitable! 1939 Chevrolet Truck $695 Dual Wheel Platform All New 7.00x29 Tire! 1937 Dodge Pickup $395 An OK'd I 'tilt! 1934 Chevrolet Pickup ....... .$195 New Finish Rebuilt Motor 1936 Dodge Panel $295 STAGE HORIZONTAL i, 0 Fumou actress ol ' former days, 14 Sandy, 16 .Sooner, 17 Vicloui, 18 Imldo. 20 Wine venae!. 21 Thick shrub, 22 Made hard. 24 To complete. 26 Either. 27 Gladly. 28 To plant. 20 Ton U. SO Carmine. 31 Fish Annvrr to Previous Puule IS N A,K STAV.fc CI C C Kil ItJ A t,,C r i- iV "jzv S.A.DDE'NSiJAD t Not IN.AMf .&Ur, F. .bflCiAMb.E a f m m , -s.:c,oN:snT it Everj-ecft Ire. 34 Hrd comtlo, '. S3 Solitary, 3S Tu ford wool SS Prlmlnie. 50 Table-land, 36 Jumbled type, 37 Tribunal. 38 To cry. 87 She wef a native ol . ) St She wu the actrens ' of her time. VERTICAL I South America (abbr). 3 Utwrr. 38 Doctor (abbr ;41 Afternoon I meal. 4 J To exM. (4 One who Idealizes. 48 Self. 48 Banana. rl asked her hnw much alimony she ilealred. "Would $-10 a month. he all rlifht ?" ahe querii-d In reply. "No it would not." dfi-iared the JudK. "It wouldn't be enough." And he nw.'inliil her $12 a week from James A. Petersen, atn-et metal worker. Bond Street Used Car Lot Acrou From WaWorf It' in Beautiful Shape! Thi 1940 Mercury Sedan Performance, appearance, low mileage, plu care for mer owner gave It awture yon of KXTBA value at $795 Thi 1937 Terraplane Coupe I good looking, roomy, and economical to own, KeVontll tinned, new rubber and it I priced to make thi ait out atandlng value at $395 An OHVd 1937 Chevrolet Del. Sedan It lmn extra rare ami I one of the moat popular ed ear value. Newly rcfiniihed and ready to render thon ftaml of mile of low coat tranaportation. $485 ii 7 rni H rnm ' 3 HP lF jrpj mfiSfik cr zWw jt i?frr 1 i i A9 Hf 50 I lit ST si Tl55 ir ' I f I I f I i t I f I I I i' THE BENT) r.tl.T.ETlN, RENT), OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, i!Mt T STAR t J NortheaM fabbr.). 21 St. or acted throughout the woikl. 22 Htarry. 23 To ticcompliih. 2SShe was called the " Surah." 27 Envoy. 30 To jxilhh. 32 Duet. 33 To make bitter. 40 StiffnoM. 42 Winttcd. 43 Kxi.ltcd happiness. 45 Sjaiid'h lady. 4 Froren water. 47 Caroled. 48 Sprite. 50 Chewed. il laiwyer' charge. S2 Rodent. .54 Half an em, Mountaia abbr. C.Of. a It: w e rmm- iv lf: I in i,i WAUOi 3 To pcrUM. 4 Conjunction. 5 Stop! 0 Acti of ki&dneu. 1 Rolf ol film. 8 Nitnl. 8 Hour (abbr ). lOKoom rec. 1 1 Vere. 12 College bead, 13 Tranoocd (abbr). ISExical position, Status of Men 21 and 36 Given by Wooton i The military statu of younp j men who have reached the age of 2t alnre n-gi.strntlim day nnd men who have b-comc 311 wncv n-Kis- tnition day, last October II, has turn defined In an official state ment received by the leschut-s county draft board from Kltner V. Wooton, state director of selective service. The status of the two classes follows: "Men who have become 21 since rcKlstrntion day: Men who had not attained the 2!st anniversary of the date of their birth by CVto ber Jtlth were not required to n-g-tster on that day. Men who have fcince attained their 21st birthday wilt not reitlster unless and until another registration day Is set. "Men who have become .Tfi since registration day: All registrants atv atibjerl to classification nnd induction under the sel-cttve scrv i Ice act. Men who had not attained ' the .Ttlth anniversary of the date of their birth on tktoler ltlth were ' reiutred to register. Therefore, men who have attained their With birthday since registration day are subJA-t to classification and induction to the same extent as if they were not yet 3d." The Aurora Boreatis. or "north ern lights," occurs in the upper atmosphere about 40 to 600 miles above the earth. 97 OF THE HOMES IN BEND RECEIVE THE EULLEHTO EACH DAY . . . AND IN ADDITION THE BULLETIN HAS COMPLETE COVERAGE OF THE CENTRAL OREGON TRADE AREA! Ths Bulletin Now Hat tha Greatest Circulation In Hiitoryl SHIPPING LOSS REMAINSLOW Week's Total Is Below Average Nino Vpski'Ih Sunk During Period Knding January VI Ixmloii, Jan. 21 'di British shipping losses wt-l-f Weil below the wn ltly war average for the fifth stiatghl week furinsj the seven day witirh ended at mid night January 12, the admiralty said today. Hrttish 1om-h for the week end i d January 12 were nine ships to talling .'Xt,22o tons, the admiralty said. Then- were no allied or neu tral losses due to tiertnan or Ital lan action. losses for the week ended Jan uary 5 had been four ships total ling M.i7M tons, the lowest for any week since last May when losses totalled l.'i.7T tons. The wii-kiy aveiago for i'.HH in Itnttsh, allied anil ru-utral ifss-s wa bfMSifi tons. 'I he admiralty pointed out that while it listed 30,22f tons for ship ping lost in the week ended Janu ary 12, the Ciermans had claimed the sinking of 42,7X tons. Iie to the recent drop in ship ping losses, the weekly average for the war up to January 12 dropped to 62,117 tons, the admir alty said. County AAA Report Made at Corvallis Redmond. Jan. 21 - A report on the AAA program for IMG and recommendations for changes lit the I'.m and l'2 program for Ii-schutes county, were presented at the state AAA conference in Corvallis last week by members of the licschuies county delegation. K. M. Wright, chairman of the county AAA committee. In report ing on the 19-Ml program, men tioned as major benefits received during the year under the AAA program the sate of the greater part of the hairy vetch and Aus trian peas raised in Deschutes county to the commodity credit corporation. He also mentioned the grant of aid received by farm ers of the county of bofh vetch seed and phosphate fertiliser. The crop insurance program for wheat got under way here In 13, he said, with 15 applications made. Changes the committee reeom- memled for 1941 and 1342 In the AAA program fur Deschutes county inclmle making sulphur available as a grant of aid; the ap plication of mulching materials to alfalfa, pasture, ana potato lands; and an increase in soil building payments for farms which do not have a potato or w heat allotment of over 50 acres. All members of the county com mittee made the trip to Corvallis. Ik-sides Wright, members are E. H. Voting and James Underwood. Also attending were G. Y. Hagg lund. secretary Of the Ileschutes county agricultural conservation association, and Allen Mills, as sistant secretary. The group re turned late Saturday. Main types of aircraft used by the U. S. navy are long-range pa trol bombers, torpedo bombers, shipboard fighters, scout bomb ers, scout observation ships, util ity transports, and trainers. o o o o Harpist to i i JL t J Miss Mildred Inliing, noted harpist, who is to present a concert in 15end January 27 in the Liberty theater, sponsored by the Bend Cooperative Concert association. Miss Dilling is the second of three artists to appear this winter in the concert series. . NEWS FROM Company I AT CAMP MURRAY m By Paul F Sullivan Refreshed by their 11 day stay in the invigorating Central Ore gon climate, members of Com pany I who were home on fur tough returned to duty on Jan uary 2. The pay received by the men on the next clay totaled it 18957. This amount wilt raise considerably for the men will receive a raise in pay starting the 16ih of this month having finished their four months training which they are to have before they receive $30 a month: There ha been four transfers out of our company: Private First 1 Class William Stookey to recruit reception center at Fort Lewis; Private Elmo J. Gibson to head quarters detachment 9th army eorp at Fort Lewis; Private Jack Brtnson to military police com pany and Private Larry Eason to M company 162 Inf. The following are participating Sn schools: Lt. Harold Heiser is going to chemical warfare school ; Vernon Robideaux and Elmer Rogers are going to regimental detachment intelligence school and Sgt. Room MeLeod and Corp oral Maurice Kelly are attending a regimental bayonet school. High school classes are held from 6:30 to 9:30 p. m. on Mon day. Tuesday, Thursday and Fri days for those men who haven't had the chance to finish high school or aim to better themselves by taking subjects that they were unable to take in high school. The following men are attending this high school: Corporals Daniel Betts, Tom Dewhurst. Bert Reihe and Oliver Rippee; P. F. C. Pri vates Forrest Brown. William Berrigan, John Paul Cook, Robert Kohfield and Arnold Olson; Prt- Happy days start with Schilling Coffc... uings of th fwnrmf.., so full -Savored and satisfying. TSSI Schilling Nti or ASK US FOR FIRE Ft'tt COAT AUTOMOBILE MlfSICAL INSTRUMENTS ALL FORMS INSURANCE THAT INSURES J. S. Davis Insurance Agency 124 Orsgon Av. Play Here Farm Management to . Be Talked at Meeting Redmond. Jan. 21 D. C Mum- ; ford, head of the farm manage- J i ment department of Oregon State ' i college, will be present for a meet-' mg called by County Agent G, Y , i Hagglund for next Friday, Jans-i ary 24, at 10 a. m at Redmond grange halt at which farm man-j agement problems wilt be dis-i cussed. j An afternoon session is planned ; for study of the related subject sf farm record keeping, during which assistance wilt be given its ; starting and keeping the 1941 rec ord book or in completing and summarizing the 1940 records. A supply of the Oregon farm record books will be available at the meeting, and will be furnished at cost. vates Robert Sfayer and Marvin Perry. We have two men who are at the fort Lewis hospital, Ralph Matson, who Is suffering with a broken arm, and Robert Cham bers, who underwent a operation for appendicitis. There has been one promotion made and that is Marvin Chttwood from private to private first class fourth clafe specialist. He is tak ing the place of Donald Jackson, who received his discharge on January 3. The routine this week has con sisted of tactics of breaking up riots. The next week's program will consist of regimental maneu vers and problems which means the men wtU do a lot of battling and hiking. The company drew guard mount on January 13 and 14 which was a break for es as we were looking for it over Saturday and Sunday. A heavy duty radial motor used in newest airliners and bombing planes contains about 5,500 parts. m inr- fi" Ctitf-8ir It rmtUTSi 'THE MORNINS AN ESTIMATE On Your Painting Decorating Paperhahgfng Estimate Without Obligation! SERYIN5 BEND SINCE 1924 GEORGE 8ARR Phona 506 Phona 32 Around the jt Bend Ijist week I-ottartf MeDow, of 2435 Kast First, bought himself a !2 foot outboard motor boat which he had been trying out on the Des chutes In front of his home. Even while he was paying Ovid Rvan for the craft, someone was quietly paddltfig it away from Its anchor age, and when MefJow returned home he found hi new possession Rotse with the current. Len gave chase, scouring the river hank for a trace of his boat. He finally lo cated tt near the swimming pool, but on the other side of the river. With tart Moiiiee, s neighbor, aionst, he drove to the point where the boat had been located. But the boat had mysteriously disap peared again. After another long search McDow returned empty handed to his home, only to find that Mrs, Mellow had done some reeonnoiterirtg on her own hook, had found the boat and rowed if back ts its rightful place. Know drops, flowers which nor maHy keep under cover until early spring, are blooming in Bend, in the yard f Mr. Thomas Larson. at 63S Newport avenue. These, so far as known, are the first out door, spring blooming plants re ported in Bend this season. Fif teen years ago. it is recalled, but terflies, of a summer species, were sighted in Bend oss January 20. Shoop and Schulze IEeaiipjpB(oI Are EU1FIPEP Giving a Perfect Foundation SEE HOW MUCH YOU WILL SAVE BY RECAfHNS THE SHOOP i SCHULZE WAY! LOW PRICES FOR RECAPPING YOUR CASfNS 4-5S-29 $4.25 430-21 ,.$4.40 4J5-19 $4-50 5.0CM9 . $4.95 5J5-I? $5.25 55-!9 ....$555 Make your own LOIIB, EASY rmrs e otff frimnSy BUDGET PLAN V. S. lis J tttflfl Aim power for mud and snow armng. Extra tough and ragged to last long- SRAfiM er. Trackers and pickup owners , , , ptTWiUI yfm-jj K further, faster with V, S, Mud.nH Snow lT: Tread! U. S, SHOOP & SCHULZE TIRE SERVICE TED SHOOP ' JACK SCHULZE Acrosi From Stat PoKe Haadquartm I2ti WH SUS ROATS, Mngr Pfsw Ui PAGE TUBER Vandals Tamper With Redmond rumphouie liedmontt Jan. 21 Vandal Sunday did coiwiiSerahle damage to Redmond city property at the pumphouse on the tsewhssiea river which jmppiies the efly? water reservoir during winter months. Damage was confined to the exterior of the builsttttg, ac cording to Cleorge Heighes, super intendent. A lock was tors off the pump house door, but a sec ond padlock prevented them gain ing entrance. Although inclined to beiteve th vandalism was the work ol boys, tft-ighes said they were evMefrtijf well grown youngsters, from tracks about the property, ami were mounted. Heighes and Bob fjlilespie, Redmond police officer, followed the horseback trait for a considerable distance, until darkness prevented further search. The city property bears a post ed reward notice, Ketgheg said, offering a reward for information leading to apprehension f anyone damaging the property. Relieve aiiierr ttSHlt Le mothers do- R ib throat, chat, bask wtt& VICKS VAPORUB for Applying tha New Trsadi 5.50-16 $4,00 550-1? $&2S 4.00-f o $7.50 450-1 $?,90 450-17 $SJ5 7X0-14 $5,25 for, n ftt, For Extra Non-Skid and Power U.S. Nobbys give you (feat rxtr COMPLETE LINE U. S. TIRES ROYALS ROYAL MASTERS i i
