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7 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OPEGON, MONDAY, JULY 71, TH1 PAGE THREE More Aggression Planned by Nazis, States Welles Gibraltar May Bo Next It Indication Given By Military Experts Wiu.lili.Kl.in, July 21 Ml- Ai l- IMH Seci-clary of Sin.. M..MI..T We lea aal.l l.xby tlml i,.. Hulled Mutcx Iiiin Information that I icr ..winy planx other u.,,ie,xl.,ux In ;illK alter Kill' llllH Cllllllctl'd mi' iiiiuck on Kuxxia. i W.'ll.'ii xuld he could xny iiiiIIiIhk . mniT on lln- xuhcct in thlx tln : hill hlx xiiitcmcnt coincided with ' TV(1II prcdlctlonx of military j cxx-rtx Him Ucrmiiiiy, foll.miiiK thr Kuxxlun ri.miiilKn, nilirlit ! xlrlke toward lilhraliur llinniKh Hi. SIImtIiiii icninxula. j Thlx hcllcf Hint Wellcx hml xuch a xHMllillliy In mind wiih xii ! Imiii.mI by a further xtiilcmcni In ; whl. h he ik-nl.il a recent UHw-rtlon ' liy f Icncinllxxlmu I-in ndxco Kiwi-. t o of Smln. Franco hud nulil that , I In- IIiiIukI Sliiti'x wui fxt.-iif Unit ulil to Spain only when thr rcclnl 1 nil iroinlM'il mipHiH of III.1 eauxc of another country iicxumiilly ' Hi If uln. I Thirteen Model i Planes Displayed j Thirteen mcMlel nlrplaiu xw i r. l hy miniature motor provld- , I ronicxtnntx anil xM-ctatorx with plenty of thrillx yextcrduy when a inrel wnx helil In the xandy huxin : of the 'In ma In rcxci voir miner the ' uuxplccx of the lleml Model r'lylnn lull. Klrxt prize tor the Ix'xt (Until of uny mmlcl plane entered ' In the meet wan won hy Don lira-. hum, uliov tiny xhlp remained In ' the nky over the old renervolr 4 1 minutcx. X xccondx. S.-cond licxt flight of the day wax by I'hll I'co- : pie plane, which wax up 2 mill lite and 10 aeoiiul. i , . i.it . I Hie tn unavoidable motor trou- hie, aonip of the mlnlutuiv plane .lid not take off, liut there were enoiiKh In the air at varlou tltn.- to k.s-p eye up and nm-ka craned. At one lime, Itt car wen- count.il. and It I extimat.il that xonie .'Mm iirople watched the comtM-tltlon. Phil People' plane wax Judged the next pcrformlnK xhlp of Ihe day, and u a result Phil will re ceive a ride In a real airplane, that of Frank Stratton, manager ot Ihe I tend airfMirt. Charles Hill also receive a ride from Stratton. Thl lx a xxi'ial award, for the boy wllh the worst rracki-d up plane. The award for the third next xlncle fllKht of the day noea to lainlnn Smllh, wliw plane re malmil up 1 minute r tu-cond. I on Whilcher, of Hedmond, had Ihe next model plane on the field. Judge decld.il. I kin Crahum' plane wax Ju.Ik'.iI the Ix-xt xlunl Ing xhlp of Ihe day. I 'I iex were offenil the boy by Frank Stratton, M. P. Caxhman, Ow l Pharmacy, Harold Kline. Mux ter Hrown S)i.h xtoro and City I riiK xtore. Plane were entered In the com petition by Iceland llllnn, Cordon Smith, Jack Irvln, Charlc lilll. Hay People, Don Criiham, leon n i l Piiiplex, Phil People, Mnurlco MiNi-k, (ieorge Itaxmuxxcn, Jim Conklln and 1-Inrl Thatcher, nil of ll-nil. and Ikin Whltcher, of K.il mnnd. Defense Bond QUIZ Q.- I cannot find the word "IV fenxe" anywhere on the Defenxe Saving Stamps I have bought. Are they merely postal saving - Mumps, or doc my. money Invest ed In these stamps go Into the defense program? A.- 'Hie money you use to pur chase these stamp goes definitely Into the defense prugram. The slump bear the words "America on duni'd," which Indicates that they are an Integral part of the defense program. Q. Arc the Defense Savings Stamps registered, and are they transferable? A.- Defense Savings Stamps lire not registered and they are transferable. Note! To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps, go to the neaYest post office 'or bank, or write to the Treasurer of the United States, Washington, D. C, for an order form. KIl.t.KII IN WltKf'K Solcm, July 21 tilt Merva Rod enberger, 2H, Lebanon, died In a Salem hospital several hours after n truck-automobile collision a mile south of the city limits Sunday night. Dr. Roy REYNOLDS f'hlrn-Nsluro I'hyxlclan Keetal and Colon Disorder I'hone 177 ill Dr. Grant Skinner DENTIST 1036 Wall Street Navy "Drafts" Millionaires' Yachts And Luxury Liners as Floating Bases lly Mlllmi Hniiuier luy.h Xvrvlr rilaft I'irrrviMimlrht I YVuxhlnc.ton Crock luxury tin in, Nliinly Iii'IkIiIitk, gold plated in I itloiijili fit' yiichlM Ihriii arc xiimc of I hi' Mil 1 1 wafer Vexxclx Hint iuv Miih liiHen Jrom their ijcuiv- ,y ',, r)lM.ril,v,.y ov.-rhiil.-.l nn.l ! :,,,,,.,, , , ,.,, Sl ,, lin Iluxllliiry ,., , . ,,,' .j,,., f !,.,., - i I All(1 ,,;,., . ,.w ,lniml, ,,, ,,. 1 mi iiuim.IIh thcac duyx, extrusive iM'ii the ill ulna of naval piepai red ' mil'-1 the nexx that taken the Kreatint home- hull! puxxenitrr liner like "Amerlen"iind inakoof It Iran-' Him- r. ' 1 Hirt for xoldlerx and marine. taken Harold VanikTbllt yur "Vur." ronverled Into duhmuiiite I rhawr. It'll a drama thai la .-.ixt-, Iiik huniliviU of mllllonx of dollar! on lop of what la helnk- xpenl for the flL'hllni' vexxi'lx of the exiinnil ' l"lf American navy. Thrxe converted xhl are call ed by the humble name of "uux lllarlex," but no navy could xur vlve for Ioiik at x.' If It were not for thoxe xnme iiuxlllarle. When a battle fleeLlxat it home Ktation, It Kilx all IT xiipplli-x from the naval haxe. Hut when the fleet l ut K.-a, the auxlllarle form what In virtually a floatlnif naval baxe for the flKhllntf xhlpx. They carry ulmoxt .'verythlni! ttif. I.llitr u III nixxl 1riiiihtifii-lM carry xoldler and morine fl)r : landlnK nartl. Hospital .hip arc ready to rare for the .Irk and wounded. -ITie tanker, officially call.-.! "oiler." carry fuel oil for the boiler of the warxhlpx. Il.-.d oil for .ubmarine. lubrlcallng oil for the machinery, and Kaollnc; for the fleet air arm 1 One time frel(;ht vi'xx... rhanR-! ed xo their former owner would , hardly know them, have becniine ! ammunition and ntore xhlpx, xca plane tender, xuhmurliw tender, and doxtroyer tender. Yacht in now xiibmiirlne chaxerx or dlx Milch boat. r lxhlnK Iruwler have become mine xwieM'r. Other ixmaller, xwlfter vexxelx, like the . nnkla ........ n I ,.k.. xubmarlne chaxir. ... TENDERS VITAL TO NAM'S ARMS A seaplane tender 1 di-xlgn.il to ' M-rve a a mobile base for 24 large uuM also ln ,h" way ln naval oatn.l x.-ai,lan.-x whii-h m.vi'W oil battle. :Im either bomber or scouting' 'r"p num,cr of auxiliaries for' plane. It permit patrol planex1'"'' ",', conxtantly growing, to accompany the fl.i-t wherever It goes. They ore, however. carried by the tender, I equipped to hoist deck for rcuiir and nlxo to pick up damaged planex. It has bar rarks for the crews of Ihe plane' and also carnea aupplle oi gaso line, bomb and spare parts. Ivtryer are comparatively1 small vessel with 0 consideralile part of the Interior devoted to en glue and boiler. They carry a large armament of gun and lor pedocx which necessitate opera. Hon by a comparatively large crew. There Is, then-fore, small room for adequate quarter for the men and for the storage ofj n-cfxiwiry iikxi ano uiner inings. That I where the dextroyer tend er come In. Il 1m the "mother kept and where the officers and crew can have better bathing and sleeping quarters. Wood Carries Inscription "J. B.Waldo, Aug. 14, 1890" llcat Ing Ihe Inscription, "J. B. Waldo, August 14, 1890." a worm (nn 1... . 1 1 . i Hlll.ih.inJ nljuM nt timber found near Ix-er lake, be- tween the rutins lakes, was on .lisnlav in The Hullelln office Ut- dajJ. It is Ix-lleved lK-ally that lho aged Inscription was Ihe work of Judge John II. Waldo, for whom Waldo lake, west of Deer lake, was named. The weathered fragment of the tree hearing the half century old Inscription was brought Into The liulletln office by W. N. Mortimer, 214 Woodland, who reported that his step sons, 1)111 and John Myers, found the lettered wood several years ago. The old Inscriptions recalls for old timers the fact that John H. Waldo was the son of a western Oregon pioneer, Daniel Waldo, for whom the Waldo hills of the Eu gene country were named. "Judge Waldo", states McArthur's "Ore gon Geographic Names," "sought his recreutlon In the Cascade range, and Waldo glacier on the southeast slope of Mt. Jefferson, was ulso named for him." Judge Waldo died September 2, 1907. K 11 Don't Buffer From Outmoded (llaxxexl Come In for Free Kxamlnallon Dr.M. B.McKenney OPTOMETRIST OfllrMI Tn .1 Orrt An PIMM 4.I W " J . I J J'm " . ... 1:. The former nawnger liner Amer-1 le. Iret mill m.M llixurloux ever built In tlm I'. S., now pre-1 xenla the drab lil. lilre almve. lli . named the I'. N. K. ttmt I'olnt, , xbe U pictured after receiving her lark Kray war paint for M-rvI.e ' ax a Ir.Mip lranxMirl. Her once- i beautiful xalon, now a xcameu'x 1 me hall. In hern at rlxlil. ! What I true of the dextroyer i even more true of the hub murine. Hence the xubmarlne tender which take care of up pllcx and also ha rexlInK quar ter for the part of the crew wno anerna.e in KoinK awwni ner. s, a "'' uw-dwhen ",,,' Koe through narrow "'" ','r ""IT ' "trance to har "" "' frelKhtem. converl.il "mmunltlon or ifencral xtore "l. carry ammunition fr the JlKhllnu crnfl and Ulso xupplWx of '"", '''I'lk'.'rutor vexwlx bclnu I""c,,, w"n 'rh rneat. flxh, fruit, m"k' "nl v.-Ketahle for the men. j NI'MHEIt OI-' AI'XII.IARIES 'IS CONSTANTLY liROWINi; I When an American buttle fleet 1 1 on practice cruise, the pace ix 'often leisurely, being keyed to the isxiil of the slower vessel. ' In war lime. If the scouts of a battle fleet give notice that an enemy I near. Ihe order I given 'for full xpeed ahead. Then the ; auxiliaries are dropped behind, lie- Ing almost unarmed, they would n eaxy target for an enemy '"in" oi me piaooeu k'o m oi 'the fleet Itself. The latest figures F-t-, 11,111 " but Ihe xhlolon ,r" oi'mtlng force, plannel as a plane on j "' JulVl nn(1 nn "' Jllly. I ' 1941 'High Sliced I Mine Sweepers 17 1942: 17 lOrdlnary Defense needs have transformed "Vara," alxive, Into On a map dated August 34. 1SC4. Waldo lake was listed as Virgin lake. Waldo lake Is said to have Y!". I"!1. Jill- an Indian. Its early name was Pen. "K". H"'""-' .. I I . . I . t n 1 1 ........ ' railroad enlhusfeisl. Cenfral Oregon Counties High In U. S. 0. Drive Three Central Oregon counties, Jefferson, Crook ond Deschutes, have thus far achieved the best record In relation to their quotas In the United States Organizations drive recently completed, it was announced today by U. S. O. head quarters In Portland. With $1,078.35 sent In to date. FIRR Fl'B COAT AIITOMOBII.K MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ALL FORMS I 3 cMSSS I i...i..iL.,ltWt ial...'-. -t f INSURANCE THAT J. S. Davis Insurance Agency 124 Oregon Avenue Phone 32 ' "" ' " iwwi.i.1. i.iiif J ! ' Ji mm c--.--- ' ' ...ir...::.-. ,. mamammmWmrw' Ma-awry- ' ' ' i Mine Sw.-eperx Submarine Chaser Motor Sub Chasers , I H-stroyer Tender I Ammunition Ships . Store Ships Hospital Ships Cargo Ship : Oiler Transports High SM-ed Transports K.-iair Ships Submarine Tenders Seaplane Tenders 3 13 J . 4 t 2 H 24 11 0 2 0 31 23 21 10 4 (i 2 H 24 14 (i 3 7 3t 33 rugs ON VERSION OSTS j ASTO.MSHIM.LV HK.II Besides these, the navy Is plan- i nlng to uciuire and convert more i ( vessels, ii is quii-Kcr ano less cost ly at present to buy vessels al - read) ' nav:i bum and convert them to I uses. Kven so, the costs run astonishingly high. A group of ships recently was purchased at a cost of $.r."),!C0.1Sl. but before they could be made ready for the navy there were the following Harold VanderblH' famous yacht a submarine chaser 143 8 per cent of its quota of $730, IVschutcs county stands Ihinl to Jefferson county, whose quota was S100 with a total of $245.35 being sent ill. Crook county holds second place, having sent in $3t;i 4S, 145.8 per cent of its quota of $250. Canada now has 200 producing ni.t-il n. i . . . Why Suffer Any Lonper? Whn thr fall try mr wntttrfnl Chin rvmMllM for rtlirf of Blomarh trouhlt, rth- ritU. rhMiMatlim, diabrtra, asthma, akin tfWaM. nruntii. pilM. 9ftmm, nrvotii ttM. ranallpatlan. proatata Iroubl. all bladdar trou bit, awollrn -tlamU, blood. aidny, bladdrr, Ur, hrart and wrinarr dUardtr. FRER CONSULTATION R. W. WONG. Herbalitf 401 Bond -Corner Oeorteln Avr INSURES It's Painting Time Now! I-et us give yon an estimate on your work without any obligation George Ban Phone 506 "ft v'i!J j V-' f 1 ... - I additional charges: Repairs. $13, ori.iKX): conversion to naval n.i-ds, $.t.;.2iX),0li0: equipment, $15,741, SPI; ordnanc-e, $28,0,IX)0. 'ITie well known pass-nger liner (I.-orge Washington is a good ex ample. It was turned over to the navy without cost by the maritime commission. But repairs cost S2, 5no.i): conversion. $500,(XJO; equipment $H00,0); armament S.SKMXKI. So that to fit this vessel to he a transKrt cost 54.600,000. Only r.-cently the house appro priations committ.e heard Irom ! the navy that in a deficiency i appropriation bill it would need I $100,000,000 to complete in 1941 work started on 2b auxiliaries. THE WORLD MOVES . . . FASTER AND THE BULLETIN KEEPS IN New Teletype Machines Give 50 More News Starting today 60 words per minute will flow into the newt room of the BEND BULLETIN from high tpeed United Prett Teletypei instead of 40 wordt per minute at heretofore ... 60 wordt per minute for nine hourt each publishing day . . . 50 more newt . . . hundreds of extra ttoriet from which to telect your newt wantt. O Metropolitan Coverage O Thirteen Hours Ahead With the News O Interesting Daily Features THE BEND BULLETIN CENTRAL OREGON'S DAILY NEWSPAPER Raid on Naples ills 15 Persons Home, July 2 "' Klftwn i-r-noil were killed and 21 wounded In a lliitlsh tKimblnff raid on Nap l. during the nlchl. the Italian war communUpie xai.i today. Five antiaircraft militiamen were amoni; thoxe killed. The communlfue aald the -iy ulailun remained calm. It wax announced that bepin nini! tonihl tlie blackout will he Kin iiall an hour eailier Ihnaifli out Italy, at 10 p. rn. Ili itith plane also raided ri.-nf; haI, on Hie north African front, and axis plane bombed Malta, Ihe i ; communique xaid. Unlish attempt to "reacn tiie axi lines" in the lobruk area of l.ihy.l were repulsed. It wa Mid. HOS II REAPPOINT!:!! Portland, July 21 i Special! State NYA Administrator Ivan C. Munro of Portland today announc ! ed the reappointment of Dr. J. V. Hoxch. li-nd. a examining physi cian for the NYA health program ! dunriK the fiscal year 1W1-42. A I nursing xtaff will be added in i each of the three state areas to facilitate the health approlsal work. DECORATING Ask ux for free esti mate on your decorat ing work. We ran do s perfect job for less. SIMPSON Paint Store 125 Oregon Phone 21 SIMPSON Offers NEW DENTIST ARRIVES I ir. rr.iiwix Scoit Wfir. nf Now ,Ymk City, who recently khvp up pi act ice In Dial city to lie Instruct or in Ihe North Pacific College of lM-nlixtry in I'm Hand, has arrived in iK-ml and will conduct Ihe pi.u' lice i,f ir. H. K. Jotinson, dui InK Johns.m'x illo.'S at the Veterans' hospital in Portland. Prior to pine licinK in N.-w York City, Dr. Weir was lieutenant commander in Ihe I.'. S. navy in fiiemerton. Wash., later leachiiiK In N.-w York university. BEND FURNITURE COMPANY Headquarters For MAYTAG VASHERS Buy On Easy Payment Plan! A J THI tlMiV I 'j tOtUYTOUtl I I MAYTAG I U I 'V IS NOWI J " GET YOUR MAYTAG-SALES AND SERVICE OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 901 Bond Street Phone 888 niillclln Want Art Tiring Rexullx y IRIBnOINIiTI CONCORD GRAPE RIBBOM ...and you know it's the washer for you! NEW COMMANDER Satisfy yourself that the Maytag Commander has the fearures you want. Then try the happy combinaxioo of a big square tub with gyrafbam water action, dirt-caiching sediment trap, a tafe self-ad justing damp-drier, mJ years of economkaJ service. It gives you washing speed, fabrioiaving gen tlenest, extra clean clothes, and much less workand that's worth while. 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