The Bend bulletin., April 21, 1941, Image 3

THE riF.NT) P.n.I.F.TlM, r.F.ND, OhECON, MONDAY, ATTJL 21, 10-1 1
PAGE THREE
AXIS HEADS TO
SPLIT NATION
Jugoslavia to Be Cut
Into Parts
New Croat State Planned;
Hungary and Bulgaria
To (Jet Share
Ilrrlln. A pi H V 'Hi Count
Giilciizzo Clunu, IlJillan fon-lii
minister, has urrlvcil In Ormnn
territory to iIIkcukh with Ccrmiui
li'lltlcr tin- future of Juifoslliv
territory. It win kiiIiI today In re
Untile ((ilul li-m.
Kurllcr, nuzls had mud)' It
known that Klntf Hull of llul
IMilu hud visited Adolf Hitler
Saturday lit the niri fuehrer's
field headiiarter in the Hal
kans, ami hail returned to Sulla
yesti-rUay.
It wun uvmimrd that Hurl had
illM'UHHed the future of Junoslav
ti'i i Itory.
There huve liccn report of a
conference, prohuhly lit Vienna.
In which JuKoxlavln would lie
curved up mid dlvlih-d nmonK H
nciKhhors. HuriK'iry and ItulKurlu
ulready have occupied partN of it
and n ('runt xeuirullM regime hint
liccn formed.
Nazis retimed to say whom
"luno would mti-t or w here meet
Iiikk would lie held.
It wun axfclinuil he would nee
JtHirhim von Itlldienfrnii, nal for
eign minister, proUihly uutsiuc
lierlln.
Well Informed rials said Claim
would iIIm-uhh "the houndurics of
the territory formerly covered hv
the Junoslav Ktale; und the pollll
cal shaM- of the ra w Croat Ktat.
They Indicated that no general
raivliiK meetlni; Wax to lie cupcct
ed Imini-dliiirly. iiddlnK that the
preiieni iII usIciiih woiilii tie the
Unit preliminaries toward such a
conference.
The informant said they had
heard no conllrmatlon of reports
that Hitler Hn.l llcnilo Muhsnllnl
woulil mii-t soon.
There had lieen no previous
Kii:i:ettlon of such a meeting.
Having sloivd Its valuahle anil
iiuitlei, I lie Hrltlsh muMMim I
"curry lug on" hy cxhlhlllng mime
duplicates and model of little
value.
1.
3TAR DANCER
HORIZONTAL
I Slur of a
turnout uroup
of dancer.
12 Doctor (nbbr.)
13Kdlble fungul.
14 More Held,
It Brim.
17 Ujnqu(,
10 Conch.
20 Advtrtue
mrnt,
21 Destructive
inirct..
53 Hoo,t.
24 Jumbled type.
S!t Clearing out.
27 Dry.
28 Print mensure.
IBAcU of selling;,
a I Dutch (ubtr.).
3.1 Crouns.
Si You.
37 Natural
power.
89 Surfkiil tool,
41 Itrum (nbbr.).
4:t C.tratrr.
40 llurdrn.
47 llunilrtdth of
a right untie.
Antwer to Previous Puzzle
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iPMiAiTirlli ir r IJr-i aTTi r
49 Local
ponllioni.
SI Eighth ounce.
M HaJ.-ili't Wife.
11 Small
itepr- vions.
57 Mooley apple.
it Cutal islands.
U To lully.
02 Neuter
pronoun,
3 She
popularized
1 dancing.
MShe ttarted u
ra houl of
dance In .
VERTICAL
1 Drug obtained
from Irl root.
J t'ottn of "be."
3 Druzlliun title.
4 Native metal.
6 Quantities of
paper.
6 Permit.
7 You ind me.
a Negative.
5 billiard rod.
1U Architectural
term.
1 Parked In a
gruduaU-d
aeries.-
I.' She wme t)ie
liinplc-.l Clf
e n a
roduine.
ISI.Ihclator.
lit Visible vapor.
it Slave.
20 (inn from An
oynler.
30Snell fur a
fikhliiK line.
32 Stnbla-.
34 r light.
36 I'l Miting
inivtake.
tlS hate.
4U Ren-nibling
Ad. mi.
42(ield house.
44 Common vc-ib.
45 Fiiure.
47 To ei7e.
4 To erae.
SO Party pir men
only.
S2 Silent.
14 Sprite-.
riocouitey title.
M In a hiKli
degiee.
CI N01 tlie.it
(abhr.).
i ii j 3" 7" 7 s J-7 3 I?" T"
11 if r i is
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FRED A. LIEUALLEN. M. 0.
Eya, Ear, Not and Throat
Spocialiit
R.M i r.wit V." Wrry ttUt.
umn IImhi t u it 1 im k t
Central Oregon to Be ;
Discussed on Program
Joined hy Art Klrkham of the
ulalf of KolN KA1.K in Portland,
member of the Deschuli1 ; i
logy club ymterday took part In
a Held trip to the luva casi forest,
a region III which liquid rock long
ugcM ugu tumbli-d through a pine
fonnt. leaving mould of the an-:
clent Paulina trees.
Oatherlng Inlormatlon for hl '
"nii and That" morning pro-1
gram over KOIN for the next It) I
days, Klrkham Indicated he hud
obtained n world of material. He
Is to feature sclenle attractions
of Central Oregon In his morn
ing broadcast s. Klrkham was ac
companied on the trip hy Mrs.
Klrkham and wveral Portland
friends.
Club leaders met In front of the
postoffiee yesterday morning and
started their trip from that point.
A number of new casts were
found In thp "rock forest" of the
Paulinas as a result of the Sun
day exiedltion.
(.lass Is not a solid, hut a super
cooled liquid.
I POSTMASTERS TO
j MEET JUNE 26-28
'Official! Visit to Make
Arrangement!
I Here to in die arrangemcnti for
; the Oifron postmasters '-onven-.
lion, June UH lo 2H, Mrs. Wiinlicd
Wisi-rai vi-r, McMirinvllle, vice
: (iieiileni of the postmaster us
MM-iallon and i-haii man ol Die con
! veritlon pioi'ram commillis, and
I Mrs. Mae lliimphiey, liijnng, us
' MH-lalion secretary, arrivefl In
, llcml Saturday evening, confi-r-iel
wllh It II l'o, lii-lld post
' iiiaster, und Ii II lor liieir homes
1 Sunday afn-i raain.
I Aside liom hirhlighls on con
iventloti plans. Mis. Wisccarver
! left the inhumation Dial there is
j no hiich thing, olfieially, as a
j postmistress. "Mrs. Humphrey
and I an- tjolh postmasters," she
I emphasized. "U. S. postal regula
tions does not -recognize the ponl
I lion of ixisiinislics. and so it
simply doesn't exist."
1 Mrs. Humphiey and Fox ton
, curred.
j P.usiness sessions. Mrs. Wise
carver announced, will he devoted
J entirely to mailers ii-latlng to the
'. postal sei vlci-. Oflicials from
Washington. I). ('., ure collected
I to attend and will have proinin
lent place on the program,
j The convention will not be all
! work, however, she insisted.
I There will be golf and fishing,
there will tie a bridge luncheon
at Suttle lake lodge, and there
j will tie two banquets, one on June
I fti and one on June 27. The pilot
! liuite Inn w ill be convention head-
quarters, w llh the dining room
provided by the management lor
'all business sessions.
! "We should have a registration
In the neighborhood of 3i0," Mrs.
i Wisecarver thought. Although
membership in the association is 1
' in no way compulsory, all Oregon
j postmasters, whether of the first,
second, third, or fourth class, lie-
long to the organization, she said.
BOTH BRIDES
I London 'IP -Brides at a double
I wedding at St. Clements chruch,
' Ilford, were 57-year-old Mrs. Hetty
Sandgrove, mother of six children
and her daughter, Gladys May, 22.
The mother wus given away by
her eldest son, the daughter hy
her youngest brother.
Only one-thirtieth of Turkey's
area is in Europe.
"June Mad," Junior
Play, Is Well-Liked
When I he curtain went down on
the last uc of "June Mad" Kriday
night, loud was the applause and
hearty the romineiils Dial "If the
senior class can do any bclli-r
than that, they'll certainly tiave
lo hustle." For the Junior class of
llcnd high school presenled a fin
ished production, and one that
will linger long In the hearts of
the cast, who obviously enjoyed
being "June Mad." and the spec
ulators, who equally enjoyed see
ing II.
j Although first scene action was
ii tn tie slow, the tempo increased,
and with the belter pace, confl-jflcricf-
of the cast impioved, thus
proving the old adage, that "The
faster the timing, the belter the
laugh."
i Kvcry actor played his part en
thusiastically and well. Although
:np-cial hunois, if such there be,
: should go to the leads, Lucille Mc
Kenzie and fjeorge Lammers, it
lean truthfully be said that each
person in the cast did a grand
job
, Miss Orare Mary Linn directed
the play.
New Prineville Mill
To Begin Operations
Prineville, April 21 (.Special)
. It was announced this week that
Paul B. Kelly, whose new sawmill
in the Ochor-o forest will be ready
for operation in about four weeks,
has purchased a tract of land Just
south of the line Products will
to use as a lumber yard. The tract
purchased is adjacent to the site
; of the new Prineville Lumber
company planing mill, on which
construction began a few days
; ago
i The Kelly sawmill, about two
, miles east of Wildwood forest j
camp and about a mile from the
Ochoco highway has been under
construction since January. Keiry
; expects to have the plant in opera
itlon by the l.rith of May. The mill
i will employ about 75 men and pro
duce about 20 million feet ot lum
ber a year.
Shevlin
Khevlin, April 21 I Special I
Mr. and Mis. I.yle Davis and
daughter, I.yolla, and Miss lie
lores Davis ol Mi-uford visited
last weekend with Mrs. Lloyd
Krwin and Mrs. Ethel Eumpter.
Ij-onai-d Ejlers. a cowboy evan
gelist, is conducting a two weeks'
service in Shevlin.
Mrs. Harold (Jugle entertained
at a Joint birthday luncheon for
Mrs. Elmer Sealf and Mrs. Grace
Ilarton.
Mrs. Harry Rupe, Mrs. Jess
Hanson were Joint hostesses to a
slork shower Wednesday for Mrs.
lien Dunn. About 25 Ladies were
present.
Mrs. William Fren'zel entertain
ed with a stork shower compli
menting Mrs. Harold Grass.
Mr. and Mm. Mark Eogleaulst
have named tlieir baby daughter
Karen Louise.
Mr. and Mrs. Ix-lbcrt Wallace
and children spent the weekend
in Eugene visiting friends.
P.osanna Burgess of Shevlin
Membership Drive Is
Started by DeMoIays
Having set a quota ut 20 new
memU-rs, Pilgrim chapter of De-
Molay of Bend, started this week
'a membership drive. Climax of
the event will be an intercity
meeting of Bend and The Dalles,
at the conclusion of the drive. The
W. A. Johnson chapter of The
Dalles, as host to the Bend group,
! will hold a banquet, followed by
degrees and initiation riles, with a
dance to conclude the evening.
: The 1942 conclave will be held
In Klamath Kails, probably In
, April, announced Frank Gravon,
. member of the slate committee.
' Next DeMolay meeting will be
i Tuesday. April 22. at the KP hall
'won the oratorical contest given
by Elks lodge. Miss Burgess Is
, now visiting In Portland with her
; sister, Evelyn Burgess.
P-aymond Fordham of Lebanon
i spent the week-end with, Bert
Campbell.
j In Redmond. At this lime the de.
Igree team will be selected. Gerald
I W. MeCunn has been announced
as the new dud advisor.
Anyone Interested in joining
i Pilgrim chapter has been asked
; to get further Information from
' Boh Rhoads, Jim Woods or Frank
i Gravon.
At least 30 of the elements are
found In the composition of aea
wuter.
OIVIOCD BUDatT PLAN AVAILASLC
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