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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1941)
PAGE SIX THE BEND BULLETIN. EEXD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 1011 THANKSGIVING DAY EXPERIMENTS QUIT Roosevelt Admits Failure In Date Changing Washington, Miiy 21 itP-Pifsl-di'iil ItiMwi-vi'lt ili-rlclcd today that bin cxix-rlmi-nta In chancing the itiitp ot ThankKRivlnR haw rai'n a failure and that hcpinnlnn in 1942 llu holiday Uk'iiin will l' pslab llHhed uti lis traditional d no llu la.sl Thiirvluy in November. The iirraitk-nt said that Thanks-1 Riving day this yt-ar will lio pro- j claimed for lhi next lo la Tluirs- day In November htvauao. it now I Monicomery, Ala. dli A secial la too late to revise previous com- stale health depanment study dis mllmeiits to calendar makers and closes that 67 Alahamians dliM other groups. last year at the reputed age of 100. Hut next year, he said, he will The study showed that throe were proclaim Thanksgiving day for white persons and 64 negro, that the final Thursday of November. 26 were men and 41 were women. COMMEMORATING THE U , ELECTRIC RANGE trie Rang .... a , ; i significant mileitone -J 4T?"jP " in the iwing to dec- "Ta i trie cooking. See thia 1 great range today. . 'i Vv Traaa c re oh cm of Hotoaint' On eflr Millionth Pacific Power & (MAY How can they do This is the 3rd time in 5 years that B ' 1 V? JlSe P PP&L has reduced electric rates. CrV As people use more electricity the company's engineers find it easier to reduce the cost of bringing you a kilowatt-hour. Dotheserate cuts amount to much? Xp Dotheserate cuts amount to much? I A t 1 1 Lv '1 ?5l T nnilfrctinil tViat- rnctnmra 9 I : J -' 5 ) tsZi&J I I I I I understand that customers are saving $1,300,000 a year by rate cuts made since 1936. l-i l " "' " - f - J t.,-i .TwS'V-' mi i J 'Sgfi Will electricity get still cheaper? 'T', :ZZJ.. ' 11 - Will electricity Yes, Pacific Power & Light Com pany plans to continue its long- range policy of increasing sales and efficiency, and will pass the savings on to customers in the form of lower electric rates . . . just as it has in the past. Effective today, Way 22, minimum bills for rural customern arc cut from HJO to 95c a month. Minimum bills lot city homes are cut from 15 to 25. In addition, prices on all quantities ol electricity larte or small are substantially reduced. H0W.tlectrlcity Is the day on which the holiday had Iki'ii celebrated umll 1!M9 w hen he rnunged it. j The president war frank in atl-, mlltini; that his shift In dales had I 'proved a failure, lie described ill hs an t-xperiment an ex(HTimenl ' that did not work, i His original move, be said, was made at the earnest solicitation .of retailers and retail agencies who felt that Thanksgiving and j Christmas fell t.w rlnso together. By advaneing the Ttmnksgivlng dale a Wit'k, they felt that retail sali-s could lie menu-ail consider I -.l I... Hi.t f.,ii.ul ... substantiate the belief. NKC.KO I.ONT.KVITV tiKKATKH Elmctrie Rmnfr with Light Company it so often? get still cheaper? Ckiaptr Than trtr! MM faBH -.EbEBTBIB BBTEI Buy ,1 'Z.T a - y Redmond Group Visits At Maryhill Museum Kedmond. May 21 A large group of Kedmond people drove lo Maryhill Sunday, sending the af ternoon in a tour of Maryhill must-urn. The Kedmond group lunched at the Frank Hem man ranch near Maryhill, when- they met a croup of friends from Cold endale with whom they made the visit to the museum. j .Making tne nip irum icinninnu llftlllHlllll i art! Hart Weigand! s. Wayne i wen- mr. linu wra. iiow.mi : and children. Mr. and Mi's. W ayne Keeney and ilaughter, Mr ami ! Mrs. l-"i-ed McDonald. Mrs. O. H. Sawyer. l.oren IJii'iiey, and Mrs. It. E. Stewart. Blackout Successful In Hiding Honolulu! 1.. rM..wl.a. I By Frank Trenialnr (Unitol itw Staff (Wrfaiaimlrntl Honolulu. May 21 di. . I flew in an air raid over Honolulu last night and saw a blackout hide the "Gibraltar of the Pacilic. j From an army bomler roaring in from the ocean, the Hawaiian ! islands looked like indistinct, dark i i blobs lying in the inky blue rn cific. i As the bombers approached Honolulu we could see the street ! lights blink once and Ihen go out. 'Almost in unison the rest of the 'lights in Honolulu disappeared. Every island in the group was blacked out for 10 minutes. I I Except for the indistinct coast j line w here the breakers some-, times picked up a faint light in I their foam. I could not pick out a single landmark. Our bombers dove on the city ana aroppeu nares. insianuy ens of searchlights leaped up at . I us. The bomber lurched madly as ! one of the lights caught us and we tw isted out of it. but the light picked us up again. i picked us up again ! Xos. 13 Enjrulf Youth In Bad Luck Shower St. John's. Que. dli Gabriel Lortie. 13, is fed up with the num ber 13. , Gabriel has 13 letters In his name, lives at 13 Mackenzie King street (13 letters!, was struck by 'an automobile the number of which was 3913. at the 13th hour j of the day. I David Cummings, who has 13 ; letters in his name, was the driver ' of the car. EPEEBf T r . ... wviw " III F-Sfe ! ill mmVMmFn I V f X -Wat-?.?-. -Ci J r.-.-TTTT i eu.1. r : See your RANGE DEALER today! , INVEST YOUR RATE SAVINGS IN ELECTRIC COOKING! IPACIFIC POWER ; Coast Guard Makes ..... ill .i r ffj f . ' ; i -J Ja. F I II " ,i.r. , - - l w - mm r, " iar n. i.iej J3Trr:r i , Mtmocrj ot Hie crew ot liw urmn tmKiuer Awnrtin iinnn ny an a Coast enmrflsman ouurils the vr.wl In Onklnnd. Calif.. Fstuary. I1e Alrncon was one ol a dotrn Prencb boat liu-luding Uie Norniandie ptitcrd undct "protrcuve custody" by Uie Unltrd tjiutea aoveriiinenl. Creation of 'Happy Kitchen' ; Is Aim of Cooking School when Miss Barbara Miller comes to Bend to conduct The Bulletin's free cooking school on May 27. and . she will have many prae- 'ieal ideas to give housew ives for 'he creation of "happy kitchens. , "First of all. says Miss Miller, "let's start right in on the kitchen itself and make it a pleasant place , in w hich to work. Let it be gay. sunny w ith crisp, cheery cur-! tains; quaint, colurlul bowls in a corner cupboard; and let there he j flowers in the window Just a ruin tne itisMsition ami snaiter saucy red geranium will do. ' the nerves of many a culinary god- "And. of course, this 'Happy , dess. Kitchen' will be. oh. so very' clean ; "And what wonders can lx--with the worn places scrubbed wrought with a ran of paint and a and scrubbed, and the utensils few 'turns of the wrist' and then fairly beaming foiih through add a gaily-colored kettle or gar their dents and air of 'used-M-M.' hago can. a different set of cur- "Put color into your kitchen and 1 tains -and you have a brand new COSTS riLY f225 A KOMTH ! 1 Lsl 5 " "ELECTRICITY IS NOW THE CHEAPEST COOKING FUEL" say many housewives. With the new low rates it probably won't cost you a cent more to cook the cool, clean, automatic elec trie way. Discover what fun cooking can be . . ft LIGHT COMPANY! a French Landing - c" you will make it the sort of cheery place where your friends gather when they drop in of an evening - with Us spicy fragrance and lis jolly c simple cookie lar .ami all ine little Joys that emanate from nie nappy luicncn. Miss Miller points out thai wonders can he done to tne sad dest kind of a kitchen, to make It a livable, workable place. For in stance, the walls may be siinled some atrocious color that would In fh vrage ftom rr 111 . kili'hen!" These aiv Just a lew of Ihe prae lllcal tips Miss Milli'r has lor Cell lull Dii'gon housewives. And, ol s:iurse, Ihen1 will lie actual dein onstrations of cooking dnens ol ulli. i, live dishes ill Ih' light III I. ulll nf )eiir prepared Miss Miller invites every house wile to lelllit uloni! all l bet cooking problems, so thai she may asslst in solving them. 'Itie Happy Kill lien ptngi tins will Include many lllnls lor those "tasty lltlli' surpilsi'S." as wi ll as practical, everyday "toast liccf and gravy" menus. Itie sessions will Ik1 coiidiieti fi-oni 2 to 4 o'clock each alter noon in Die l.llict ty. Ford Workers Voting For Bargaining Agent Ik'tinll. May 21 Ml'' More than K.'I,IH0 workers of the Ford Motor company were voting by secrel Killol today on w hether they want a lalHir union to bargain for Iheiu with I la-iii y Ford, and, if so, which one. Starting at 4 a. m. In the vasl Hlvor Kongo plant, the workers were ai Initiating In n national labor relalions ImhiixI election to determine Ihe outcome of Foul's hitter four-year light ag iltisl la iHir unions. Tin- l.lui-oln pl.uit win kets Is-gon voting at 7 a. m. l-iti- lonighl Ihe ballot boxes from both plants will Ih- sealed and put under careful guard un til Ihe counting starts Thursday noon, liesults wll Ik- announced about four or five hours later. More than L'.nno.ixx) foreigners are now retMirleil to h. .Mimluvtwl In (iei m.i n agrietillore. nilniiltj and industry, says the It. S. de- partincnt of commerce. 8 WW Old Oscar Pepper If iOUttON MWSIUY A MiMO (S proof. 4 9r! ra$H mrutral tptr $t. Fraulfort Dif tiller iei, I nc I Mil t ill O Hahimort, 1.00 1 '1.95 tun J l T,K. J I STRAWBERRY RIBBON $ CASH $ I or Spring Expenses $m assx astx Ib'Pay Only 100 w w ivr Month Portland Loan Co. N tl. MMiltKII H. Mrr. Km. . fnnr Hui. I'ln. ITS Blal I.Uhm h ! Why Suffer' Any IonKcr? Whvn lhr fail rf mr wondtrfal I hln rrmniifm tmr rllf mt Inmarh Irotihl. arth rtlta, rhmmalUnt, rfiabla, thma, kin riwim. nmtiii. plica, axts-mm, nrva nni, ranalipalaan, araalala ltuM, call bladrfvr I r Mr, awatUn lanHa. Maad, hWnf, Madder, llvtr, hran and artnarjr dtaordra. KRKR CONKULTATfON R. W. WONG, HorbalUt 101 Boml 'orn'r Ouricla Ave. SIMPSON Offer DECORATING Aak aa for a frm rail- main on yimr ili-cnrat-liiK work. Ha ran llu a perfect Job for li'na. ' SIMPSON Paint Store 125 Oregon Phone 21 i II I ! f 'iiliiliiul Itiiililimi' IPiriifl ! To Provide railing Lot Albany, N. V. dli The oldest building in AllKiny has Imi ii lie inohsbed to nuiki' way for a park lug lot. 'I he structure built of brisks brought hum Holland, was constructed aliout WMI, lllsliu lans believe. ilii h 4 new, improved "G-3" AIL-WEATHER Aak about it NOW! Big trada-in deal on th world's most lamoua first-tin tire (illustrated above). In actual tests the improved "G-3" All-Weather aver ages more than 20 longer tread wear than other iirst-lin tires tested! Buy NOW and SAVEI I $ s Huns mIPm .... H I -kV ! iu I i-oo-ii as v-'l V . .' z EASY-PAY TERMS AS LOW AS 50 WEK (Intlwiittmatl tmrrylng thaf ) j' j N Bend Garage Co. South of Postoffica I.'l..i ii'iil estiile i-ecorda show It w is a going concent In TX and Hugh M Hick, slate stiis-l Inleiid-' ent of public nn-oids, miya It may have Imi'ii built early aa UkU. , l-.'nily reinrda show that the sti uctute was pun luiKed from the den eiidalils ol Ihe early pallonlu who sellled Ihe llildioii liver Val ley. t i New, IMPROVED ALL-AMERICAN lllliMlrattS ! Ull) 10-DAY PRICE ONLY Cuy MOW-and SAVEI SIZE 4.40-21 or 4.50-21 $4.5S 4.75-19 or 5.00-1 9 4.60 5.25-18 or 5.50-18 5.40 5.25-17 or 5.50-17 5.55 Ctik prim with yaw aU Mr e Now! Tor you I Situational low pries on a Ilia mad. and guaranlood by Coodyoail Ira. piorod Suportwlst Cord. In croaiod body etrongth. More downright value lor your dollar. Give your lamlly ihla Goodroar proloctlon NOW I VVRITTIN LIFETIME GUARANTEE , Thty malt, food er We do I 10W COST HICHVAUi Phone 193 . wtar'
