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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1941)
T PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1011 T BRITISH POLICY TO GET REVIEW pj ivii a I taen ana uui trnve At Cairo Consultation on Near East Strategy and Activities Scheduled London, rob. 21 mi-Great Bri tain's military strategy and po litical policy, offensive and defens ive, for the entire Near East Is to he reviewed at Cairo during the visit on which Foreign Secretary Anthony Kclen and Gen. Sir John Dill, chief of the imperial general staff, arrived yesterday, it was understood today. A Belgrade report that British forces had landed on the Greek island of Lemnos, commanding the entrance to thp Dardannellos, was regarded as evidence that Britain was taking every means of strengthening its position in view of the possibility of a Ger man march into Bulgaria. It was believed also that British empire forces were advancing steadily on Tripoli, capital of Libya, and that exciting news from that front might arrive at any time. Eden and Dill are to bring em pire commanders in chief and other authorities in the Near East in consultation at Cairo, it was un derstood. They will have the reports of the high British army, navy and air forces who recently visited Turkey and inspected Turkey's defenses in the Bulgarian frontier area. It was Believed tnat plans to co-1 who is a licensed local preacher, ordinate all operations in Africa j has been named junior pastor and and the Aegean sea area would be will have charge of the 30-minute discussed, including greater aid to ! worship period. T1 ,Grefcc Wan,S "-and j The second half of the hour will aid to Turkey in any emergency be devoted to a variety of "Mis which might confront it. sionary League" activities under Spokesmen here declined to dis- the direction of tne chjidren's cuss the Lemnos island report cripou,, of ,ne church wjtn Mrs. the possibility that Britain might Car, Erickson chairman. send an expeditionary force to , 0tner members of the council Greece. The understanding here w1lo will participate actively are is that the government would do , Mrs. l a. Dusenberry. Miss Eda so oniy oy inviiauon 01 ureece ( williams, Howard Kessler. Miss j and that Greece has given no such I Mittye yandevert, Mrs. A. B. Lin invitation so far in fear that it ; gerfei, and the pastor. About g5 I might incite Germany to attack. chiidren of the Sundav school are But it was believed that if Ger-1 eligible for this new project. The I many openly invaded Bulgaria to j junior service will be held in one attack Greece, the Greek .govern-! ot Epworth hall wlth a j merit might soon change its mind, i supervised recreational period fol- ' The Lemnos island report was i.in ,h srta crhi ' ing a fortified naval and air base there. The island is less than 100 miles from the Bulgarian frontier and from Salonika and is within t fiber, German ehemists have re 350 miles of the heart of the Ru- i ported success with x-rays and manian oil fields. ' ultraviolet. ASKED THE FOR A RAISE TO BAY I TOLD M M r e.aoi.i IMPORTANT! ui.Tnud vmy. imtittiK. U SATISFACTION AFTER PERCY-UT TSSrw.-J XI GET ACQUAINTED Prices for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, february 22-24-25 Bacon Back lb. 19c Coffee lb. 24c Hills Bros. Red Can Syrup can 45c Lumberjack No. 5 Cans Milk 3 cans 22c Nestle's Tall Cans Salmon 2 cans 29c Celilo Large Cans Master X Bleach gal. jug 25c 5c Refund on Jug Swansdown Flour 49BPa7d '1.69 (We Redeem Coupons) Tuna Flakes 2 cans 25c Dill Pickles 4 for 10c Knight's Ivory Soap 3 bars 15c Medium Bars Cookies lb. bag 23c Samhine Fancy Assorted Pound Cello Bags Radishes-Green Onions .2 bun. 5c Large Bunches Fresh Tomatoes 2 lbs. 25c Lettuce head 5c Large Heads Apples box 59c Yellow New towns As the entire world watches for the first move in Japan's feared "drive to the south," feverish activity surrounds preparations at Singapore, Great Britain's Gibraltar in the Pacific. Here, members of Ma lay's own navy man an anti-aircraft gun as Britain warns shipping all waters off the tip of Malay Pe ninsula are mined and dangerous to shipping. - Junior Church Sen ice ! nannea oy jieinoaisis j Opening at the same time as the : senior morning service, the Kirst Methodist church has announced ; the inauguration of a junior church service for junior and pri mary children from first to sev enth grades inclusive. Rovce Coan. Seeking to speed the growth of poplar trees, source of textile L AFTER M6 FOR ALU fl "'"....,- thw unbw tj GREENWOOD m ji v j . - i S CRISCO BBg.....48c Singapore Readies for War Mere's Glamor Plus - L , Mary Taylor, above, models one ot . . . ,, the top designs delayed at thewheat f;assKand bulbous b ue Phin Rtr. - in a I grass; the abandonment of the geles at which 75 of the state's top designers placed their latest fash ions on display. This formal, of black taffeta and net, features a $12,000 diamond garter which bangs from the belt and passes through a . slit in the dress to the stocking. Well-Known Organist To Play February 25 Lauren B. Sykes, associate of the American Guild of Organists, will appear in Bend February 25 in the First Baptist church at 8 o'clock, in an organ and piano re- cital, it was announced today. Sykes is well known in Bend, having played the dedicatory or- gan recital before a capacity audi-! ence in the Baptist church Sep-! Witf) fjfe fattfj sufomg ug we can have full confidence in our ability to overcome the forces that seek to tear down America's institutions of Freedom and Democracy. In memory of a great man, our bank will not be open lor business on Washington's Birthday, February 22nd. Grange Hal Grange Hall, Feb.2l (Special) The basketry mooting hold in the Eastern Star grange hall Febru ary 19 was very well attended. Another meeting is planned to Ik held in the hall March 5. It is also planned to start a series of meet ings to be held in Bond, the time and plan- to he announced later. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Moye enter tained in honor of their son. Don ald's, birthday February at. The family enjoyed a birthday dinner Thursday evening and after din ner guests were Invited In for a marshmallow and wiener roast. Mrs. Wayne Hamby is conval escing at the home of Mrs. R. I. Hamby. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Miller of of Bend are working at the Ham by ranch this week. Wayne Hamby returned to Van couver Sunday to work. The Forget-Me-Not 4-H club met at the home of Glen Young Sun day with 16 members present. Lil lian Hughett has dropped her membership and Doris Starr was elected secretary to fill her office. Ralph and Glen Young gave re ports on "The War Situation." The next meeting will be with John Robertson. A meeting of the farm outlook committee was held at the East ern Star grange hall Monday night. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hamby, Gone Fitzgerald, E. Z. Butler, Ole Olausen, E. II. Young and Gus Hagglund. Some of the things discussed were community boundaries; seeding range lahd to sheep drive from Deschutes to the secondary highway. These plans will be handed in to the county farm outlook committee as recom mendations. GETS FLYING I.ICKNSE Robert Hendershott, University of Oregon senior and son of Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hendershott, Bend, has completed his preliminary flight instructions at the state uni versity under the CAA training program and received his private license, according to word from Eugene. i tember 2, 1939. He will be assisted by his wife, Ruth Ryder Sykes, 1 an accomplished pianist, The recital, which features folk tunes and classical compositions, is open to the public. Your Fi'iloriil Income Tax No. J.I ik.ih HONS I'OU t ONTKHU TIONK Charitable cunt rlhut Inns and gills made by an individual arc , di'ilui'tililo within certain limlu i Hons. The organlaliim to which1 l he gift is made must moot sev- i oral tests. The corporation, trust, I community chest, fund, or dmnda- I tlon must Ih- created or organised ! in the I'nitod States or in any j possession thereof or under the 1 law of (ho 1'tiitiil Slates or of any stale or territory or of any pos ', session of the United Stales and must lo organized and operated exclusively for religious, char i itahlo. scientific, literary, nr odu- cation pui'iMisos, or for the piv- ( volition of cruelty to children or animals. If a substantial part of its activities Is carrying on propn- ' gand.i or oihonviso attempting to : luflueniv legislation, it (alls to , mi-et the tests. No part of the or ganization's Income may inure to the benefit of any private share holder or individual. Contributions made to a mis sionary fund, church building fund, nr for the benefit of other activities of the church are de ductible if the church is created or organized as stated above, l'ew rents, assessments, ami dues paid to churches are regarded as con tributions. Gifts to an Individual are not de ductible. Contributions made to the I'nitod States, any stale, territory, or political subdivision thereof, such as a city or town, or the Dis trict of Columbia or any posses sion of the I'nitod States, for ex clusively public purposes are de ductible'; for example, a gift of real estate to a city to ! used perpetually as a public park is deductible. Also allowable are con tributions to the special fund for vocational rehabilitations, to posts or organizations of war veterans and their auxiliaries organized in the I'nitod States or any of its possessions, and to domestic fra ternal societies, orders, or asso ciations operating under the lodge system, if used exclusively for re ligious, scientific, educational, lit erary, or charitable purposes, or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals. In general, the deduction is lim-: itod in the cases of individuals to 15 per cent of the net income, ex i elusive of the contributions. j Corporate contributions are de- i ductible when made to or for the use of a corporation, trust, or com-! munity chest, fund or foundation, created or organized In the United States or in any possession there of or under the law of the Uniu-d Stall's, or of any state or territory, or of the District of Columbia, or of any possession of the United States, w hich meets the same tests as those made for recipients of in dividual contributions, but in the case of contributions or gifts to a trust, chest, fund, or foundation, only if the contributions or gifts are to lie used within the United States or any of its possessions, i Deduction of corporate contribu tions is limited to 5 per cent of the net Income, exclusive of the con tributions. ; PIGEON TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Boston Hi'' 'Hie first feathered patient to be treated at City Hos pital was a pigeon plckel up bv an ambulance driver. Hospital attaches said the bird was suffer- ing from malnutrition. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results EVERYBODY'S TELLING alKillt the fine, tasty bakery products thut Berk's bring to you daily from their clean, modern hake shop. T ry Heck' TRIPLE T bread, cake and pastry today anil you will use II every day. HUGE SELECTION OF TASTY BREADS: .. m.inv nread ,12c He Milk Bread ... Balsln Bre.o UUlcn WEEK-END SPECIALS! Pineapple Cream Layer . . .25c--49c Southern Nut Choc. Cake. .25c-49c Large Angel Food Cake 44c Chocolate Eclairs 5c Keep Your Cookie Jar Filled With Bcclt't Variety Cookies 2 do, 25c They're Always Froih! - Strusel Coffee Cakes '. ,15c Raisin Nut Twist doz. 20c Cinnamon Rolls doz. 20c Pineapple Triangles 6 for 15c Boston Cream Pies 33c Dutch Up, Ready for Japan -. s . . . . -aw - Dutch fighter I 1 ! : j Iluleh Indies autl aircraft guiiners. No soft touch are the defenders of the rich Netherlands Fast Indies. As Japan threatened further aggression in Ihe South Pacific, those pictures armed in the United States. And the above planes and guns are not Just showpieces. Military obsorvm s believe the Dutch are ready for a real fight this lime. Anniversary Observed By Knights of Pythias The 77th anniversary of the founding of the Knights of Pythias order was observed Wed nesday night by the local lodge. Deputy Grand Chancellor John Newhy was the main scakor of the evening, describing the found ing of the order on February 19, 1st.-!, in Washington, D. C, and its growth. Sx'rial tribute was paid to members of the Bend lodge of ITi or more years standing. They are Sam A. lilaklcy, 2.r years; A. J. Morse, 5.1; Peter U'hrman. .11; John New hy, 34; C. P. Hooker, 2S; H. II. DeArmond. 27; H. J. Flssell, 2f"; C. It. Harmon, 31; Charles A. Holmes, 31; O. W. Randall, 43; F. S. Simpson. -I I. Dr. It. I. Kctehum gave a brief history of the membership of ach of these who have Ixn-n Knights of Pythias for more than 25 years. i In his speech, Newby Miinted out that the lodge was founded He Heal B e ; ,,c 100100 Bread .-- C innamon Bread l-oiui" 15- ,y Bean II, Hm. ISo r m m . , , V'. t ft plunes over lava. by Justus Henry Ralhlioiio as a patriotic move during the Civil war. and to help unite the cole after the war. The Knights of Pythias was the first fraternal Ol der to he granted a charter by the United States congress, imil the first to Incorporate the V. S. flag Into Its ccivmnnlcs. COLUMBIA FOOD I MARKET PHONE 350 Specials For Saturday Monday OATS pkg. 9c Trlnnisle ill Ounce Package RYE-KRISP k- ...pkg. 18c FLOUR 49 lbs. $1.69 Sunn l)on Apply Vour 2.V Coupon mi Till! WHEAT HEARTS . pkg. 23c SM Facial Tissue Zee '.MM) Sheet h 2 pkgs 19c Pitted Cherries It. s. 2 cans .....25c Milk NcHtlc'it or Morning ........3 COnS 22C Sugar Honey Dew . . 10 lbs. 51c Coffee 2 lbs. 45c huso Si Kanltorn Tomato Juice can 5c No. 1 (oils Crackers 2 lb. pkg. 29c Sunshine Krlspy Shortening 4 lb. pkg. 45c Rinso Fruits and Oranges Cabbage lb. 31c ( ullfonilu Apples 10 lbs. 25c Thi' iihal pindiicex a Wilder pearl In pinlool llsell from a for olim oblocl or to relnforci' the ; shell against borers. Bulletin Want Ads nilng Results. lie Smart and Comfortable . . WEAR SLACKS OR SLACK SUITS... Beautifully Ullnml In combination of tit I K unit brow n, im mid rl or In plain rotor In nrw NprtiiK hml. $5.95 -$7.95 Othert 11.98 and 12.95 JERKINS $2.95 All Wool Uiinrl SLACKS $3.95 All Wool I lanni-l SKIRTS $1.98 $2.95 In Pastel .Shade RATH'S 831 Wall Sheet 70S COLUMBIA end Tuosday, February 22-24-25 - rry' Pineapple Juice IMc'n 17 Ounce Can Can 25c Oysters HurireM 2 cans 19c Oro pkg. 19c Vegetables 2 doz. 23c lull y MEAT SPECIALS! Bank of Bend Rich and Tasty Hogs lb. 13c Loral l ed PliH Half or Whole Ground Round 2 lbs. 49c ONE POUND WEINERS DiU l.H 00 ONE QUART KRAUT DOTH TOf AVC BECK'S BAKERY A Home-Owned Stat Bank FREE DELIVERY JOHN BECK, Owner PHONE 466 8I3 Wall Street Phone 473 WW
