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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1011 PAGE FIVE v Local News TOIIAV'K WKVrilKK Temperature: III p. in., HO crrrai 10 a. ni., ft I deree. Ha rontrtrr (reduced lo level It Ml p. m., ail.nl nil-lit; 10 a. in., ; III. nr.. Kfiauvn Iiuiiiiiinyi ni p. ; in., 7tt mt it-ill; III a. in.. 4H mt wit. Velocity of wind: la p. in., mini; 10 a. in.. U milt. Prevailing direction iif wind: miulli. Mliia Klhi-I Mi-nlt-y, cmmulliint In hi-nllh education, and Mliut Alli-i-n Dyer, field cinikulliiut, hoth with till' alule hoard nf hi-nllh In Portland, will bo In llend tnninr- low lo confer wllh tin' pulillc hi-ulth nui w from Crook. liar I ni-y, (,1-ant, und Di-kiiiuli coun- lll-M. Mr. and Mra. Vi-rni' Uvcwiy ar rived In Ilt'nd lunt nielli from I 'nil In nil. I.lvcuy, brother of Ciiiinty Clerk Mitlili' c;. l.lvi-uty. Ik Malt' dliix-tor of the farm occur II y urimlnuirullnn, and waa In town on IiuhIih-m. Mr. and Mra. lli'nry K. Han find, of Poll land, a IV the paivnta of it aon. Cury Mai l In llacxard, burn thin wtt'k at SI. Vlnccnta hoxpllnl. Mra. llaifliard la the for inrr Kitthcrllic 01,,-Bi y, daughter of C. I. ('l,rary. of llend. Dr. ami Mra. It W. lli-mlnKwoy mid Mna. Unhand IVtcr, will leave Saturday for IIoIm- and Sun Vul-li-y. Wetliicadit y thry will so on to Salt Uike City where Ili-mlng way will ain-nd a rt'iilomil mit't-' liii of Hit' Auii-rtf.iii collcjjc of Mlii'nini. of which In- la a iiu-in- ' l-r. Tht-y will return lo llend Maivh .11. ; Kt lilKt'low, of St-nllle. F. O. K. i oi k'anli-r fur I hi- northwest, und auditor from the Rrimd at-tir; D. j D. ;illuplt', of Kiiui-nc, prculili-nt of tin' Oregon ai-rit-; J. II. Voor htt. of rortland, Ontim aerie 1 wtn-tary: Chester Ijiwioii. Mate; vice president, and John lli'iinrtt, . district director,-both of .Mt Minn 1 villr. were in llend tit,'rilny con ferring with W. J. Ilaer, general rhiilrman of the Mali' Kit n Irs con- I vt'iition lo lie hi-ld here In June, i und lural nfflceni. Milt. Malilf Holsti-atl li lt this inoi ulna for lu r home In Astoria. iilttT vlalllin: for m-vi'ial day wllh Mr. and Mm. J. C. Mayrr In llt-nd. Thi- Kuturp JloiiM'wivi 4 11 rlult mtfiini; m hi-dulinl for ni-xt I'ui-Mliiy, baa lui-ii aiit onttl a wit-k Ut-nUHt' of piinK varullon. lw M. W. A. IikIup w ill mt-rl al H o'clock thla t-vi'iilnit t Slither hall. Aunlln Dulxiy and Walu-r Stor rr of Silver Lake w-ei-e Ik-nd vis Hum today. A food aule will lie held nil day fnmniTuw ill IW Wall atifel by Circle 1 of the Catholic Altar mt i lely. Mra. J. M. Mulinney Ik chair- Hum und Mm.J rcd Llewellyn, co- T.f rhalrman. iTie Somt nf Norway IikIro will hold Ha rt'Ktiliir meetlnii Saturday muh! at 7:30 o'rlork. A tinner will follow the meelliiR. Melvln Walli wuh confint'd to IiIk home by lllneHa today. Ml.sa Maiii.int (ialrs. nf The Dalli-a, iirrlvi-d In IW-nd yeslerd.iy lo'vhtll Ivr l"ter, Mis Adi ha Inlet. 2k. "Where K-rrbodv'a fliilii" LAST TIMES PAL NIGHT PLUS RED RYDER NEWS NOVELTIES STARTS TOMORROW TOMORROW TOMORROW Continuout rrom I P. M. ROY ROGERS Weaver Bros. and Elviry 2 Features Continuous Saturday -Sunday Two Real Shows for Four Big Days! (coruc Eualon li ft on the ttnec UiIh rmii iiltift fur I 'oi I In ml. Mm. Kunliin preceded him liy two day They will vlult In porllund ovi I hi' wi-rk 1'inl. Mm. J. I.. CiiiiiplH-ll, n( MmlruN, w.ih ii vUltor In lli-iiil yi-Htcriliiy. Cit.il inljurni', of 1'iliii-vlllc, win In 1 tone I yrittcrtlay Mr UI MlB p A irili-kmrn will t - .'lui n toniulil mm White Si. I nmn, Wanli., where thi-y have pent the week with their dnuh li-r. Men. Karl 1 i-nn. lli-m y Nllwn, llend lilull achool athletic coach, l Ii'HvImk tonluht lur Aatorlu, to apciid tin- aprlng vacation with hi parent. MUs Huh' Ilullon It'll thin af ternoon for a frw duy' vacation In I'm 1 1 mid. Don Olllncl left today for hlx homo In The ltitllc, alti-r a biml ni-KK vl.ill In Ik'iid. Mlaa (ilatlya Itowman. of Mad raa, wna a vialtor In lfend yeatt-r-day. Mr. and Mm. W. J. Ealy are exH-cletl to urrlve tonight from t U Ailk't'lea. mid will return to their home In I'oilland tomorrow, ' aceompaiiled by Ihelr duUKhter, I Miu June Knxly, of llt-nd. I Homer Waltz, hlRh at-hool mUKle ! Inairucior, la leaving tonight for !a week'a atudy at the Cnivemlty lot Idaho al Moacow, lila., follow Iiik which he will go to Spokane, j Wash., to Join llt-nd hlRh achool 'rnnteKtanta In the mualc comx'tl Ulon there. Dra. J. S. Grahlman. R. E. John i aon. W. C. Munnlnii. I. M. Field. Ijowtil Aplln, and (irunl Skinner, i of llt-nd, attended the n-Kular meetlnu of the Central OlfRon -Dental MMlely l ist nl;hl In I'rini vllle. Dr. C. M. Dale and Dr. Hal ; ItoRera, of Ketlmund, wrrr ulao ' prewnl. MIkh VI Iteynolds, (ieorRe W. Ayr. I-Hter SlcKeiile. of llend, anil Mm. (J. 1.. Krtrell. of Hed ' montl, are leaving lonlghl for ; Rene, lo attend a dim net met- ting of Oregon Mutual life Insurance 1 aRenla tomorrow. Mr. and Mm. Milton Ltiithman, ( of l'ortlund, were In llend today, i He la an Insurance coniNtiiy Htale , , auN-rvlHor. i Mm. Homer Wall and two chil dren left on the MiiRe Ihla morn- Ing for a visit In I'm Hand. Herman Keaaler left today for Corvalha, after a villi In llend i with hla brother, K. K. Knsli-r. Ail-rt C. lieulach, of the 11. and O. railway, wax In llend from Por tland yesterday. ' I'rof. and Mm 11. T. Vance, of OivRon Stale college ut Corvallm, have returned to Ibelr home, fol lowing a visit In llt-nd with their -dauRhier, Mra. Carl Kiickaon. W. W. Hose, of Lupine, was In hvnd today. Paul Giiirmiin, former llend Klk Imsehall pitcher, who has been In minor league txill for the ' past few yearn, Is leaving soon for Tumpu, Klu., to start spring train ing. ,.lr. aiHI Mra. Paul Crocker. -U t.nfiey, are me parents oi a daughter, horn today at St. Char h hospital. Kill. Denhain, of Hrooks Reun ion t-amp, Is leaving tomorrow for Mlnneupollx, Minn., when- he will Join his brother and go on lo Indiana to visit their futher. Philip Coy ner and Lawrence Kd wards are leaving tonight for Salem, where Coynt-r will visit his brother. Craig Coyner, Jr., who Is a student at WHUmcttc unlvcr- alt v. It. K. M. McKrlll. Ptinevllle tlentlKt and reserve officer, has lieen eallitl Into service, and will reimrt at Kort 1-rwls April IS. iHiuglas Mullarkey, formerly I resident of Redmond and now co publisher nf the Hums Times Her ald, has been elected president of the Hums chamber of commerce, aeeortllng to a news Item from the Harney county town In the Ore-1 gnn Journal. P. 11. Kneeland. 1'nrllnnd i-esl-tk'iit and administrator of the ' Philip K. Hrooks estate, was In ! llend totlay rnnferrlng with R. M. Wood, manager of the Pilot Huttr , Inn. i A. A. Kiel, representative of a ! Jewelry firm, left for Portland today ufter spending several days ! hen- on business. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iteaullcu ; and daughter. Phyllis, of Brook-1 Ings, aii- visiting here over the I wi-ekend with ivlallveft. Mrs.! Heaulieii is a sisli-r of Mm. Kit-1 gene Ai kli-y and the daughter of , Kdgar i:illott. The visitors are al 1 I hi- Arklcy home. Detiulleu Is also visiting his nicer, Mrs. Kenneth i Munkrcs. i Miss Klcannr Kelllg, nf Reltl schiHil, left totlay lor her home In Wheat land. Cul. Other teachers leaving today for the xnrinc va - i cation were Miss Margaret Ire- : land, to Corvallls; Kenneth Ruth, ' to Eugene; and Miss Emily Glif I flths, to Oregon City. I. W. A. Local No. 7 siKinsorlng public dunce Saturday night. Mar. ! 22 at Grotto. Music hy Central I City Oixiii-Ktia. Admission 55c a ' collide. Adv. 88 IKlji D.iiki- Salutday night, Carroll' Am White's Swing Band.. Adv. 8'J -Sllc ! Diinif nt Powell Ilulle every Snlitrdiiy nighl. I bluing !I:IH) lol 1:00. GikkI inu.sic . . . gootl floor. I Adv. 88 !KK- i - Rummage Sale Saturday, March 2'J, nt Thompson llltlg. Ausplnis W. I. M. C. league. Adv. 8! 90c j I-VmmI Sale all day Satin day, S.'IO Wall, building formerly occupied! hy Sltnpson'H Palnl Store. Spoil- j sored by Circle I, Catholic Allni'i Snclcly. Adv. 8!)!XX-j Dntico every Salurtlay night Hi ' i'umiiln. Central Oregon Cowboy Hand, Supper. Admission 40r-10c. I Adv. 89-91C 1 J "Vour Hi-Kt Knlertaliimeol" NOW CONTINUOUS TOMORROW HW- "GONE WITH THE WIND" STARTS SUNDAY Amuscments CAPITOL - Now Showing. "Western Union" with Robert Young. Randolph Scott. TOWER Now Showing. Kay Francis in "Play Clii" with James Ellison. LIBERTY Pals, Ends Tonight, The Invisible Killer" plus ' Ad ventures of Red Ryder." Dance at Laplne every Saturday ' nignt. MX tilece orchestra. Sup- a-r. Adv. 9t)p There will be a representative of PACIFIC GARMENT CO. at Silhouette Shop Saturday. Com- plete showing of new spring suits. coats and dresses. Adv. 90c , '. Artistic Beauty Salon Is featur- Ing Breck's Scalp Treatment and Cream Curl Permancnts. Goldle or Idella. 831 Wall St. Call H70. Adv. 90p . ' Illinois annually nroduces over i three times the amount of oil that Hitler got by taking over Ruma- nlan tii-ltls. MI LEADER OF GREECE HORIZONTAL, I Late dictator ef Greece. 11 Squirrel skin. 12 Heron. 13 Custom. 14 Ttrcion. 15 Kind. IS Fool. 13 Toward. ID Highly fla vored inucc. 20 Mountain (abbr.). 21 Fnvhiotis. 22 Outer cttnt. 36 Retnovetl whi.-kcrs. 28 Sugar-cane Answer to 117 l'rclrn. lilt To avroinpliih. :i9 Germ cell. 40 Banquet. 41 Adcucatc vl realism. 43 Money f.nio lies. 44 Amitlie. 43Itcluctiint. VERTICAL Z Molding. ;t Skein of yarn. Miilk. Jil S'linds. ! SO Catlike. 31 Pair (abbr.). 32 Mo.imiit. .IS Conllning. 34 Oppotcd to con. 85 Coin. U6 Science uf plants. 5 Or br Lfr ri j'U " """" " " " 144 ' " I Church Announcements HAI VATIO.N AK.MV Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Sun-1 previously used in street oiling beams, gills 8 lo 10 yearn, 4 p. m.nere, will be made Sunday, K. W. Turaday; Ladles Sewing society, j Landaker, street commissioner, 1 p. m. Wednesday, (;irl tiuards , and Hoya club, 7 p. in. Wednesday; prayer meeting und lilblc atudy, 7:30 p. m. Kiiday. Lieut. Alice Casa and Lieut. Ruth Hallford, officers. HUNT IXTIIKKAN Saturday, confirmation class 9:30, and Junior choir 1:00; Sun day school. 9:45, and services, 11:00; Tuesday, Lenten service, 7:30; Thursday, L. D. R. meets at 1430 K. Eighth a I reel. 7:30. Mm. John Kngcbretaon. hostess. Morris A. Thompson, pastor. , FIRST METHODIST "Great Affirmations of Christ" is the topic of the Sunday morn ing pre Easter message at the 11 o'clock service. Complete choral J n,t nnnfl nrnvraln In thta T-.Yli evening Inspirational service the subject will be "The Word Every 9 AX Junior church. 11 V. m a c- i. t v.iL.i- a. i Royce Coan. Junior pastor. High: school and voung Deoole's Et'cnolr w"1 Preset" " evening worth leagues. 6:15. Wednesday: 30. Fellowship service; 8:1V Ueague cabinets. Thursday. 7:30.! t-ross. ine program win con choir. Thursdays. 9:30 a. m..''st ' mixed quartets, solos. ; weekly prayer circles at 44 Irving , duets, ladies' and men s quartets and 1355 Federal. Friday. 2 p. m..,anl ,hT Interesting features. executive committee of the Worn- an's society. John B. Coan, minister. t'Hl'HCH OF GOD Sunday school. 9:45 a. m mon Intr u-nntliin. 11 o'clock, sermon by nastor; evening service. 7:30 o'clock; Wednesday, 7:30 p. m mid week service. B. J. Franklin, pastor. WESTMINSTER rRF.SBVTEKIAN (Ortbooox) Klble school at 9:45 a. m : morn ing worship at 11 o'clock. The Rev. Henry W. Coray. Orthodox Fres byterian church missionary of Harbin. Manchukuo, will sicak on the subiect. "Love Divine All Love Excelling." Junior C. E. at 4 p. m. Intermediate C. E. at 6:30 p. m. Senior C. E. at 6:30 d. m. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock with Mr.'eran Hour on KBND every Sun-Toi-av Breadline on the subiect. day at 1:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal "Leprosy." Tonight Mr. Coray'siand Sunday school teachers meet- subject will be. "Lessons From the! Chinese Writings" (illustrated). No service In Bend on Saturday. but Mr. Corav will nreach at Shev - lin at 7 o'clock. The Bible confer - ence under the leadership of the Kev. lorav win continue eacn night next week except Saturday at 7:30 o'clock. , Olenn R. Cole, minister. l-'IILST BAPTIST Men's prayer meeting at 8:00. Sunday srhool at 9:45. Morning I wnnhln al 11:00. subiect: "Chris - tlanlty. an Influence or the In - flowing of a Life?" This service broadcast over KBND. Senior and I Junior B. Y. P. V. at 6:30. Preach- j Ing service at 7:30. subject: "Some; Differences Between Law and, .race." Tuesday service at Shev-1 lin. Wednesday prayer and Bible I study. j , Alfr. Danielson, pastor. 1 CHRISTIAN AN l MISSIONARY, v AI.I.IANt K Morning prayer at 9:30 In the: nastor's studv. Sundav school at' 9:45. Morning worship at 11:00. Young people's meeting nt 6:30. Evangelistic service at 7:30. Mid- Previous Tuilc 14 Intended. 16 Undraped statues. 17 He was called the " man of Greece." 19 Small depres sion. 20 Rebellion. 21 Heaven sent food. 22 Salty. 23 Mine shaft hut 24 Upon. 25 He died of a infection., recently. 4 tnsect's cgs. 5 Mmtcr (obbr.) " 6 Coats with "SrES" tin alloy. 3 1 To iron. 3.1 1-aughablc. 34 Dish. 7 Deputy. 8 Roentgen ray 9 Hionze. 38 Kanarcsc sect. 10 Street (abbr.). 37 13 Under his 39 School ot lt-adcthip his whalc5. rountry 40 Pine tree. IUiIimi invo- 42 Kaih (ubbr sion. 43 M.welf. T3 New Method of Street Oiling to Be Tested Redmond, March 21 A trial of a new type of light oil application, uiiierent itinn tne neavy coaiiiiK " rhe oil coating will be applied on a trial block lo lest Its effec tiveness in stopping the dust nuis ance. It Is believed the lighter ap plication may tend to make a smoother surface with chuck holes. As soon as weather is warm enough for successful oiling, some sort I of general oiling P'Kram city streets will be worked out, for Landaker said. bringing to the west coast such i ' be made In the center. week preaching service Wednts-iraw materials as tin, tungsten. Residents of Tumalo and sur day at 7:30. Choir practice Thurs-1 chromite, rubber and other heavy , rounding territory expect to make Hau at "7 'll Wnmaii', Uiulimarv Prayer band ThumtJay at 2 p. m. M. W. Kline, pastor. FIKMT CHRISTIAN Rible school at 9:45; morning In the 7:!rh'P "O0- "'" observance in tne l.JUi f ,. , of lhe Lord's Supper. Iodic. "We ' Must He ! " 'K'hrt",ln E"l-avor at 6:30. At aviMi iuinTfr nana inn Mnior umiay evening service, tne musical program enutieo. a aer- VJJ' "uf " ' V wV.VTanh. Jorvia, minmcr. FIRST CHI RC H OF CHRIST, (SCIENTIST i...i,ri,i i,nk t. jMoineV Church. TeFlmt Church of Christ. Scientist Boston. Mass. Sunday service at 11 a. m. Subject .-Matter." Sunday chool at 9:30 ;. m. vveoncsoay evening icsu- hinnii miwllni, a I fi Ritaillnff rnnm tin church edifice' open Monday. : i....i i.... c-7. , nraiK-nn; anu iiuiuajr iiwn, irom 1 2-4. A devotional program Is radio- vast uvt-r iD.-.u tne scvonu aim . ,.,,.11. . L , , fourth Tuesdays of each month at 6 p. m. TRINITY IXTHERAN i. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Divine ; worship at 11 a. m. Sermon: 'Christ Shows Us How to Receive ) the Benefits of His Passion." Luth- mg iMesuay evening at 7:J. Mid week Lentt-ri i service Wednesday , evening at i.ju. iaicsaiu, inurv i day 2 p. m.. Mra. W. P. Smith. . hostess. Young people s meeting Friday. 7:30 p. m., church base- IJ. VV. IllllllCIia, JdMUI. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school. 9:45. Morning worsnip ii:w. mis dunaay win be observed at family day in the ' Loyalty crusade continuing J through Easter. Youth meet in , the recreation hall at 6:00 Sunday evening. Young Peoples discus-: sion and worship at b:30. Sunday evening al 7:30 special service of organ music and a singing of old gospel songs. Tuesday evening at 8 the young married folks will meet at the manse for their bi- monthly study. Wednesday eve- ning Ixnlen study of Jesus at 7:00. Adult church preparation class at 8:00. Choir practice at 8:00. Youth communicants class Thursday afternoons at 3:45 until Easter. Sunday school at Tumalo i at 1:30. Preaching service at 2:30. ( R. H. Prentice, minister. TRINIT' EPISCOPAL Holy communion, 8:00 a. m. Church school, 9:30 a. m. Junior confirmation class. 9:30 a. m. Morning prayer, holy baptism and sermon, 11:00 a. m. (Soloist. Mm. Stella Pearl Runge.l Cross Keys: Holy communion with service, 3:15 p. m. Tuesday: BumMes'for Britain. KBND. 6:35 p. m. Wed nesday: Holy communion. 10 a. m. Adult confirmation class, 7:30 p. m. Choir practice, 7:30 p. m. Friday: Bundles for Britain, KBND. 6 p. m. . Rev. George R. V. Bolster, rector. It takes 10's quarts of milk to make a pound ot butter, -1' quarts for a pound of cheese. HI, SPCEOY- HOW ABOUT WKIN ME FOH A GOOD LONG PCfcAD iTEST IN THAT USED CAR FROM CENTRAL OREGON,.; MOTOft CO.. - (DU WANT (SURE, HOPlM TO SELL ME.J Ws JU5T '36 PLYMOUTH '37 Lincoln-Zephyr Sedan. . . . .$495 35 Packard Sedan. .$395 MORE ABOUT The Capitol (Continued from page one) though a provision might be writ ten that no funds for Bonneville can be used for substations In the future. The question la under discus sion whether the ugly duckling 1 1, , ships to be constructed on Wlllam fewer ' r .... ,u .riii. cue iin ... mission will be armed. Privately owned merchant ships under the rt , ,a a " r .i. .ni I... K . 5,,,' , ,h s--.. nrtt -. I r mar t hn miilot which have been developed by British lines. Practically all the ' guns are made In the navy yard I at Washington, D. C, on a three- shift basis Another matter Bill Knudsen Is ..,,,, mlrart for the Scotch boilers and reciprocating pnimex iu uuwci uku lings. He wants the boilers and engines y '""'.V'"""" wneniinipiuucuu-.i .r..,iww,ntrrt h.heen ine.c 1.., In, ihiuui I ifAhnatt pan hp .. t ... i' nrii,r4inn in a number of shops from Astoria to Vancouver, Portland and way , points. ... . Senator Bone and Rcprcsenta - live Leavy of Washington. Neb - ... rasKa s Iorns ana neprcseniauvtr . . Rankin. Missiippl. franked thou - nos t B' r " en J iPOKane urging mern 10 v: "'-Tnhleta accused ,np Washington company of spend j ... , , Water Power mmmnv nf snendlnff laree sums ' ' , - -inct tho "-- "1 "-i" ,i. Hiitr,tnr lxjr tiKaiiuat itit- tricctiuii muuusai. Administrator , : 0- ,. snr) kl. lourage went to Spokane and ad - vocated municipal ownership, with oower coming rom Grand Coulee. , . " ., .,i.i i-. l'"X".rZ.mw in Washington sute. with parti - cular attention to the Spokane company, regarding funds to be used in the election, and this re - port was distributed in the Spo- area Despite inosc euons ,h gocaiied power bloc and ,ne goven,ment employes. Spo - kane rejected municipal owner - shin. The legislators can t under stand why tneir speecnes ana pamphlets were disregarded. President Roosevelt is behind a movement to change the lmmigra - tinn 1ws to nermit German and : polish refugees to enter United KAY WEARS A BEWILDERING ARRAY OF STUNNING GOWNS . . uCosmeticj Night! f: MO Kctvt Wyx, fVi. Musical Western Ladies! Free Cosmetics Tonight!) g"Flight tom Destiny" Starts Sundaj (OH BOX IT5 ) MILK? ""IrVtEY WHAT 5 V -Jg.-X .tLI'3 1 s?MAriO?H OK.' VfHOAf! TH' master-"V PUT TH BOTTLt I TWENTY s SMOOTH IT RUNS AS OMOrfOH;! APPCNWC'TISPOF MILK I HAD) MILES AND ( RIDINO CAH 1 , $m55tH AS I r OOTTA II T FOR LUNCH InJ IWOHT A A HT HE R fc 5 S WLK.'y-A SToP. j5-- TK RUMBLE ,( SHLU E.A,SHi, -CLZ LZxL SEAT AND TM U DROP. ) A WRAP IT UP ''(ifxv wm S3 I BosstLRAise Specialpeuvwy. HjkVJIW ' 1SB CAIN IF ITS n itxmi. V r-C MATTRESS MAKING WORK IS STARTED Three Communities Busy In Pant Wpk ill 1 ant I Cloverdale, Alfalfa and Tumalo i farm folks are busy turning out Mattresses at a rapid rale, accord-1 ' Ing to Mm. Sara H. Wertz. county home demonstration agent, who ' i la In charge of the Instructions In the county mattress making proj-1 ect. Clovrrdale, the first center to start, with Mm. L. R. Spires as I chairman and Mrs. Prlday i Holmes, out 19 n co-chairman, has turned mattresses to date with sev-1 eral on the tables. Some 40 mat ' r i Miss Helen Edmonds, home super- ! yisor for the farm security admin- Istration, and to datel2 mattres- ses haye been made The center U "P!" '""u "x Y ship of Mm. E. T. Hanneman. Dlf- I 'erent leaders will be In charge - . ? ' i school At Alfalfa. Mrs. O. M. Benson, chairman, and Mm. Peter Hohen ' stein, co-chaimian, are in charge. ' Some 20 mattresses have been ! made at this center. Assisting at the various centers are the following girls from i the ; national youth administration: I Vida Marie Angland, Wilma Barr, ! Alice Freeman. Helen Tellesfson, ; f?rlene Wills. Vivian Carter. ! Mauaie n- -overj. namona ue- , T aakmoil I Ala I aiiissa I astrwan i jtsnrnt it ijiA tuine .vman. - 1 virgmia ' " Mrs. frn Wert2 held a commit- tw mnotina nf IhA ianiilH.Kks maf. J" Teiwrwniie on Wednesday evening. March 19. (minH that MY m: and found that 102 mattresses had requesteo at mis cenicr. wniCn DIQS la wh eh bids fa r to be bv far the . ... largest center in this county. Mrs. R. Kingsbury, Mrs. Olin Ves- '"'. Mrs. A. n. i-aruey ana Mm. Maude Knorr are community , chairmen and haye arranged for a . training scnooi ior more leaoem ' which will be held March 27 and 128 at the Terrebonne grange hall. States. Most of the refugees, it 1 appears, are lawyers, doctors and merchants, no farmers. . . . Lack oi interest in vital legislative mai- tern is shown by the small at 1 tendance in the house and senate ! when bills are passed appropriate I n cr nillinn or nnllarc It anvniw suggestea me aosence oi a quor- tum It would be difficult to round i up enough members. Attitude ' of members is that the committee 1 in charge of the bills knows all : about them: that thev will oass anyway.- - TONIGHT AND TOMORROW i i v t innom wiw IK ' Nijl Irac A Maronrtl MamtltOI ru4( ft K Dc0Mk HAH. WOOOturr. 4rf Quiz Reel O Newsl W tUlli IttTIWllCITOI COUPE . '37 Dodge Sedan ....$495 '38 Chevrolet Coupe ........ $475 It Is anticipated that this center will he In oieration from March 31 through the entire month of April. Tumnlo, Alfalfa and Clovrrdale. MnlaM twill lt It. niu,nill,di .1 the entire week of March 2131. The Terrebonne work center will htR(n opprouo,, Mrch 31 lnd the Redmond center will make plans fo ropcratlon on Monday, March 24. Baiters and doughs should be baked at lower temperatures when glass baking pans are used, al though with very small amounts of dough, the same temperature may be used for glass as for tin pans. Pilots dub obsolete bombing planes "flying freighters." mm Carroll Acres Every Saturday Nigh. WHS'S SWING BAND Gentlemen, 40c Ladies, I0i It's Easy To Buy a Car On W. B. Anderson's Terms! On our strict budget w never dreamed1 we could own a car. But after talking it over with an W. B. Anderson salesman, he showed us How we could put a small sum away, take a year to pay. Anyone can do it! Ambassador "6" Coupe 4 NASH V-8 Fordor Sedan 37 FORD $425 I Door Royal Sedan CsTOr 37 CHRYSLER Two Door Sedan 36 TERKAPLANE Model A Fordor 31 roRD $310 $150 W. B. Anderson Company 1 1 73 Wall Street Phone 700 . $295 ji'fi r-T.