U-BOAT BASES
BOMBEDAGAIN
Raid on Lorient 48th
. Of War
Had Weather Prevent Air
Force Operation
Into (Jermnny
London, March 21 w targe
dii' und many explosion wcie
roused hy royal air force planes
In raid during the night on the
Ccrmun Mihmai Inc base ul !.
licnt, nn the invasion coast, Ihc
air ministry wild today.
It was I hi' second Ntralght night
l uld mi I lie big U-boat buse, unit
( the -mill u( the war.
Bombing wit centered on the
dock area.
'Ilic ministry disclosed Ihut
coastal command plane yinlcr
ility buinlMil unil machine KUiini-d
ii mmilx-r of ticrmun inulur lor
M'do bout nnd u (iiniiun patrol
wwl off I hi- Frisian Islands In
the Not Hi sea. The crew of the
,jmtrol vessel look In life bouts,
tin- ministry said. Two Ccrmun
plane which attempted (o Inter
fere wen- driven off.
A Herman supply uhlp wss
homtied and machine gunned off
the south coast of Norway yeter
dny. I hr ministry wild.
It was undi-ralood that had
weather prevented royal air force
of tensive operation aicalnxt Hit
many during tlx' night.
Prizes Won in Crook
1 County Speech Meet
l'i Incvlllc. March 21 tSperlall
In the 1 1 you I to select Crook
rounly'a representative In thr
American Legion oratorical con
ical. F.rncitlnc McKcnlc waa
awarded linn place, Eunice Mo-Mii-n.
second, and VVIma Hlrd,
Ihlld pla.f. I.. M. Hechtcll hcadi-d
the loral 1-cglon committee In
rhurge of I hi' conical, assisted hy
Vernon Busier, prlnelul of the
high school.
I hi- loral Legion post sponsor
ing thr contest In thl county of
fered prli- for loral contestant
and agreed lo puy I hp expense
of Ihp winner attending thp re
gionul contest In I -a Cranilc.
Child's Colds
To RKkm Mtsery Rub OA Tkna-Provi
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Prices For Saturday, Monday and Tu.dy. March 71, U and ?5
Grapefruit Juice .can 17c
No. S C sn
Macaroni 4 lbs. 15c
Klhow Cut
Noodles pkg. 15c
Porter's Pound Package
Vano Cleaner qt. 26c
Corn 2 cans 27c
H. A D. Whole Kernel
Peas 2 cans 23c
Merrinwe
Drifted Snow Flour . . .49 lbs. $1.69
Wheaties pkg. 11c
Wheat Hearts pkg. 23c
Ginger Snaps
t Pound
Milk
Oregon
Sugar 10 lbs. 51c
lloneydew
Coffee 2 lbs. 49c
Golden Wrl
Oxydol pkg. 19c
Camay Soap 3 bars 17c
Crackers 2 lbs. 27c
Sunshine Krlspya
Wheat Toast Wafers pkg. 18c
MEAT SPECIALS!
Beef Stew
Chicken Legs
Side Pork
Fruits and
Asparagus
Carrots
targe.
Grapefruit
Thirty Boys Enroll
In Prineville Troop
I'rlncvllle, Miirrh 21 (Siicrluli
Thirty hoy 1'iirolled in the ITinc
vllln lloy Scout Iroop nl nn or
ganlallon mi-cling hi-ld thl wrck
at Dip scout cuhlii.
Twenty-nix of tlm group will he
in I he li'iiderfoot class. Ill hem In
the troop Inrluile one life woul,
onp lar cout nnd two who huve
panned tlipir pt and are ready
for first tius rank. Run Potter
and Joe Muson assisted Scoutmas
ter Itusscll Vernon ul the meet
lug.
WHEAT KAi'k JI MP
I'endlPton, March 21 'Ui-An ps
tlinuled 100.0H0 bushels of ((rain
ha been aold here In less than two
weeks, dealer revraled today. The
lnrKP turnover wa credited l In
crensed wheal price.
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2 lbs. 19c
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2 lbs. 39c
Vegetables
2 lbs. 17c
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Bunches
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THE r.F.ND ntTTXF.TIM, P.ENT), OltECON,
DISASTER AID
GROUPNAHED
Legion's Organization
Completed
Member " of Kmerency
Hody Announced
At Meeting:
l'Klonnaiit- of Ilend ul their
nicctliiK lal nlht In the county
court houito completed an rmer
Kency orKiinlution to nerve the
community In dluter or in any
war eventuality, II wan announced
today by J. S. I)avl, commander
of the I'ercy A. Steven pot of
the American l'Kion. tiirller In
Hip month, officer of thp Ilend
company, comKwd of World war
veteran, were KelPi-ted.
The complete oranljillon, a
announn-d tixlay hy Imvli, fol
low :
TranKrlulion plutoon: Hurry
Swanon, commander; M. J. Jack
on, aKsl.lanl commander. Mem
Imt: Kellx SprlnKHlutM-, I.. S. Si)
lery, J. A. Curlnon, W. A. Ilunnell,
Percy Ai mHtrunK, William Ander
on, K. C. McCalx', (ieorxe I-ynch,
Hurvey L. Amir., A. tL Kx.abenet
and Dr. ;. W. Wlnxlow.
Communication platixinr Henry
Fowler, commander; Carl J.
Lindh, altunt commander; Nor
man Allen, squad commander.
MemN'i-: Minor Welch, Ura liluy,
Klmer I'hnherr, H. A. Stover.
Walter f;. Peak. Theo H. Mark.
A. K. Sayp, S. It. ppople and Phil
K. Hroxan. Hvp member of the
American Ieglon auxiliary will
aerve wilh Ihi platoon. '
Shelter platoon: K. K. Moll nor.
commander: . A. MeClanathan,
anxlRtant commander. Member:
Al Kyman. Ken Whiacnand. Wal
ter Kydell. A. E. Hill. Clyde Haurk.
A. ;. Glatt. Harold Moore. K. A.
Mifk. Itoy Cixik. Ten members
of the auxiliary will u-sslst Ihis
plutoon.
Supply platoon: W. C. Burrell,
commander; Paul HrooklnK, as
ltanl commander. Members:
that's
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TO CUT USEKD CAR STOCKS 50
jq f g Bone wee'it we v en ,an9 mre n mr can See the
. . . , . , in trade. Now we need room and QUICK! Frank- . . . .
For Quick Action! iy. w.v. got too mMy u.d car. and ' hurting our Low Quick Action
new car business. We can't do the volume of business Prices!
4,7 "Jiuueiiditer So we.re ,oldng th;j OUICK.ACTION SALE to fAercury
. BV ft B1 move our used cars FAST! sj
fl J We predict that we'll get action and got !t fast V9
Br on our used cars because we're offering them at the Jf Jf
Champion 4-Door Sedan With very rod-bottom prices during this sale. Sedan Coupe with Radio, Heater
Overdrive and Deluxe Equipment ,nd vTy i. Mileage!
'36 PLYAA0UTH 2 door sedan '295
Keflnlshed Reconditioned Good!
'35 FORD v-8 tudor sedan 195
W Extra Good Mechanical Condition
l)7 Dllirif 1937 FORD V-8 COUPE '36 LltlCOllI
i KUILlV 1940 FORD V-8 TUDOR SEDAN fciiiwili
1939 FORD V-8 DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN 7nlllff
Eight" Coupe that Is ..tnsct.ve FORD V-8 COUPE 1.1
,d .,.. 1940 FORD V-8 DELUXE C0UPE Four Door Sedan that h.s been
1935 CHEVROLET "6" TWO DOOR SEDAN completely reconditioned. Extra
1937 DESOTO "6" TWO DOOR SEDAN ood!
HlH Our Big Stock Forces Us $iQC
To Use the Knife on All Prices!
Sale Starts
P.ay K. li.iker, Sam Kline. Chailc
I.. ii'I'ell, Hail II. Sander. C'lar
enert W. Nelson, A. J. Wood, ( (liver
funic, I-:. It. Wesllake. Oncar C.
HaiiwiK, C). M. Noihy. Ten mem
Ix-ru of the auxiliary will asxiHl.
Itescue plaloon: Chiix Koslol,
coiiimaiidei ; Ivan Murphy, ushIs
taut roiiiinai.der; lloy Kox, in
Klruelor. Members: Kverelt
HiikIick, W. A. Ijickaff, Jolin A.
Olaon. Vaik Wallx-iy, Sieve
Sleldl, Aniline K'Ksin, A. K. f'hri
lof leihon, Sam Foli-r, Kdwurd
Klaen, Clint Olx'in, Hay Ya?er, It.
It lin-niano, M. I:. Van Sickle.
First aid platoon: Iir. It. W.
HeininKwuy. commander; Ir. It.
i'.. Johnson, assistant coinmander;
In (Jiaiii Skinner, squad com
mander; John Strand, a'sislanl
squad commander. Memlierx: Ii.
A. Sliellhart, Frank S. Mcc;arvey,
lr. Itoy IteynoidH, A. A. Symon.
Hurley fiuen. Willard HiKK'n,
Lloyd lirayen. Jr. J. V. I loach. M.
S. I'helpi.'ltuy I. Jackson. Four
rrKlstcrcd nurse und 2D members
of the auxiliary will be added to
thl unit.
(in a nl and patrol platoon: D.
Hay Miller, communder. Mem
ber: C. J. IXjukIh. Freeman
LubhfK, Frank It. prince, Dan P.
iJaii-y, Italph lluiion, Hans Hovel
slad, Andy Ancey, Carlton F.
Shipinan, Henry Aulrnan, William
i Mayer, Harold O. Honey, Hurdln
It. Cumplx-il. John 1. Cole, Merril
Mixiie, Milton Newman, Walter
( lampion. Hay Gulden. James O.
Fowler. John H. Prick. W. F. Car
Ion, Tom S. Anitltn. C. V. Shultz,
Murtinu Anderson, E. E. John
ton, I. V. MHiillviny, Adam Rep
nock, T. Amundson, Wlnfred J.
Gibson, Fred L. Mahn, Clyde Will
wy, Thomus F. FagK, A. C. Har
rinKton, Kdj;ar K. McCurdy, J. A.
Acuff. W. H. Pickens, Harry
Keller, Clarence Nelson, Fred J.
Van Oudermuelen. John B. Sleldl,
S. E. York and Herman Belcher.
II has also been announced that
the American Leftlnn disaster re
lief unit ha secured the coopera
tion of the local chapter of the
American Radio Relay league, an
ornanizatlon which has developed
a local amateur emergency corps
and volunteered services of their
station and equipment in an emer
gency. Carl Austin, manager of
communications for the state, re
ports thot the local corps has been
In training the past four months
and can, at a moment's notice.
why we're staging this
Today With 70
F'RITmY. MAKCir 21. 1011
Redmond Group Looks
At Site for Road Sign
Redmond, March 21 C. L. Cole
grove and Harold Kclley ol Hie
publicity coiiu.iiltee of the Ited
riiond chamber of commerce, -ic-coinpanied
hy a lepiesi-ntalive of
Hi" MiCann Sl;n company, went
to Chemiill Wednesday to inspect
suitable si.es for signs which are
to tie erected near the Willamette
junction by .he chambers of com
mene of liend, Itedmond, und
Madras.
Unfortunately, it was reported
no sites are available near the
)iitction. All land near the point
Is ow ned hy the forest service, and
not available lor placing sign;:.
Two tentative sites were selected
a few miles beyond the junction,
hut owners must be contacted hc
fore u ill-Unite placemen! can be
made. One sign is to be placed al
Chemult.
The design selected for the sign
depict a mountain skyline, with
the lettering, "The Most Beauti
ful Skyline In America."
"Sermon in Song" to
Be Given by Church
The choir of the First Christian
church will present a novel relig
ious musical program on Sunday
evening entitled, "A Sermon in
Song." The theme will be the
Cross and will feature solos, duets
mixed quartets, ladies' and men's
quartets and other interesting fea
tures. The special program will inaug
urate a series of pre Easter serv
ices planned by the congregation,
and wil begin at 7:30. The public
is invited to attend.
Rarest bird in North America is
the ivory-billed woodpecker, says
a writer In Audubon magazine
few living naturalists have seen
one.
arrange to either send or receive
calls at their stations. The local
radio corps consists of the follow
ing members:
Wendell Williams, coordinator
for Bend and vicinity. Call letters.
W7HVX.
Beatrice Austin. W7-HHH.
Robert Sappington. W7-IIK.
Carl Austin. W7-GNJ.
CTI0N
Cars Drastically Reduced!
MARCH 23-29 WILL
BE CLEANUP WEEK
Cooperation in Job Asked
1'y Mayor Simpson
Cooperating with the Oregon
roadside council, which has desig
nated the week of March 23 29
inclusive, as "cleanup week"
throughout the state, Mayor Fred
S. Simpson has set aside the same
dates for Bend's annual cleanup.
"Like Oregon as a whole, liend
is justly proud of its natural
scenery, but a constant battle
must he carried on lo preserve
this scenery and lo keep the town
neat and trim," Mayor Simpson
declared. He also pointed lo the
fact that Bend this year will tie
host to half a dozen different
groups holding their annual con
ventions here and made a plea for
the full cooperation of residents in
putting the town in order.
Mayor Simpson said that with
the return of spring "our citizens
as good householders should tidy
up their dwellings and premises
and roadsides, making all attrac
tive for our own enjoyment and
the pleasure of our visitors." Bv
doing this, he stressed. Bend will
be joining in the general state
beautification program of the Ore
gon roadside council.
Mayors of all cities and towns
: in Oregon have been asked to join
with the council In observing
March 23 to 29. inclusive, as clean-
: uo week, and in this move Mayor
Simpson said he was glad to co
operate. Governor Charles A. Sprague
recently endorsed the general
stale cleanup program and Issued
' a proclamation setting a week
aside for beautification work.
Fire Chief Tom W. Carlon to
day asked every home owner in
, Bend to join in the cleanup move,
and, if possible, to assist in the
clearing of debris from vacant
lots. Firemen later will make a
general inspection of the town.
The cleanup program will start
Sunday, Carlon pointed out. No
burning permits will be required
during the week, but the chief
! asks that every precaution be
taken with fires.
Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results, i
I Pine Forest
Pine Forest, March 21 (Speclall
i Pine Forest grange met Tuesday
night. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sho-
hert and son, George, were guests,
i P. F. Hiedel spoke on rodent con
I trol, urging every one to poison
j sage rats. The program Included
group singing, a talk by Dr. J. F.
Ilnsch on legislative mailers.
Stewart ileuttl gave a reading and
. the Ives Irio, Betty Lou, Edna and
Kathleen, sang several songs ac
companied by their sister. Myrtle.
, A past master's pin was presented
' to Clarence Ives by Mrs. Gladys
, Garvik for the Home Economics
club. A play "Problems of a Play
Director," was given hy members
of the Y. (',. A. contest which wa
won by George Roberts and Mrs.
Clyde Young.
A regular monthly social will
be held at the hall Friday night.
Women are to bring cake or sand
! wiches and friends are invited.
1 The juvenile grange will meet
Saturday at the hall at 1 o'clock.
I Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Broster-
nous and Ernest Estey returned
' Sunday from Pendleton where the
men were employed for two
weeks.
j Mrs. Julia Her is visiting this
i week in Redmond. The Sewing
I club met Thursday afternoon with
; Mrs. Stanley Brosterhous. Present
were Mrs. Lulu Hoppock, Mrs.
: Gladys Garvik, Mrs. V. R. Her,
; Mrs. Ernest Nelson, Mrs. Leo
, Bishop and Mrs. Bruce Gilbert.
Most spectacular of new Ameri
can warplanes is a 210-foot winged
bomber, designed for 8,000-mile
range.
A PHARMACIST IS
NEXT TO A DOCTOR.
Through college training and
study, your City Drug pharmacist
learns many of the things doctor
must learn. This permits him to
compound prescriptions with
knowledge of what he la doing,,
and what the chemicals aod drags
he uses will do. This knowledge
also enablea him to recommend
and sell packaged medicines with
confidence.
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25e PEPSODENT PASTE OR POWDER For
250 UPJOHN YEAST TABLETS 89c
35c BROMO QUININE TABLETS 27c
60c BROMO QUININE TABLETS 43c
60c ALKA SELTZER TABLETS 49c
75c ANACIN TABLETS 59e
$1 J5 PETROLASAR ..89c
$1.00 CITROdARBOrMTI-rAi---.. - 57c
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25c BAYER ASPIRIN .19c
75c FITCH SHAMPOO ...49c
50c VITALIS HAIR TONIC 39c
60cPOLIDENT 49c
$1.25 ALARM CLOCKS JTsc
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3 TUBES 75cVlue
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PACE THREE
Washington State to
Meet Creightcn Team
Kansas City, Mo., March 21 mi
Four basketball teams which
havp become sworn athletic ene
mies overnight, sight unseen, com
pete in two games tonight in the
first round of the western N. C.
A. A. playoffs.
Creighton university nf Omaha
and Washington State college
play In one game tonight and
Arkansas university meets Wyo
ming university In the other. The
two winners play each other tie
morrow night for the western
championship.
Jack Frlel, coach of the Wash
ington Slate team, which won 21
out of 29 games against far west
ern opposition, arrived in town n
few days ahead of his team and
saw his first round opponent de
feat Iowa State Tuesday night.
Because both Washington State
and Creighton employs a fast
breaking offensive, Frlel looks for
a wide open game with plenty of
action.
"If our kids go out and shoot
like they ought to, we ought to
win," Friel said. "If th?y don't
we're in plenty of trouble. Honest
ly I think we've got a better ball
club."
OLD COUPLE TO WED
Corvaliis, March 21 till Ed H.
Belknap, 80-year-old pioneer of
the district, and 69-year-old Wllda
I Belknap, the widow of a cousin, to
, be married Sunday. Belknap got
i the license at the clerk's office
I here.
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