The Bend bulletin., July 21, 1941, Image 5

THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON. MONDAY. JULY 21", 1941
PAGE FIVE
Local News
TODAY'S WKATHKIt
1Yiiiiraliir: III p. in., OA
Kiwi; Hi B. in,, H2 di'Krfm. Ha
riinixlrr (mlurvd to wa lrvtl: 10
ii. in., llll IH Indira; III a. in., HO. I '4
Iiii-Iuh. Iti-lallv hiimlilltyt III p,
in., 4H mt ii-iili Ml a. in., Hi n-r
rinl. Vilixlty of wind: III p. in.,
aim; III a. in., 4 mllm. I'n-valllng
tlliwtliiii iif wind: wrat.
rWMiiii imil Ki'titutli Ni'iliow.
of Tin Diillm. wi-ri; In IIj-ihI ovi-r
lhi vvi'ck imiiI. vInIIIiiij til llic Cur-,
Kill AiTt'H Iwimr of t hi lr puri'iilN, !
Mr. unit Mm. It. M. Nriliow.
lirookk St-nnlon camp cmploym
will hold a plrnlc Siitunliiy, July i
lili, In lln- up-r mi-jiilowa ol Shi v ;
lln piirk nl 1 oVIork niMin. Tlu-iv
will hp Imwlmll iiml imimi-k In IMP
r iiuiTiHMui. r.vi'i iini' m in onnK
hi own linn hi'iin mill KlIvi-rwHi'i1.
Jeff It. Vlnal Ii.ih U-i-n t-lli-d In
uppfiir In inuiili li.il mini cm u
iis-klina iliivlnu ch.iiiii'. 'lHf
iwonl allow.
(iroi'Ki I hill, l'i ini-viMi- yiiulli
who nllNli'il In Ihr I'iiIIpiI Smim ,
imvy iiIkiiiI M'Vrn tnoiilhit hko, In
hiimi' nn u '.".iilny IiiiIimikIi. Ilr
wim ii vIkIIiii In IVncI liHlay.
Wlllliim A. KIIith wiim iii ii-hIimI
on July 20. nn mi liiloMiuilon
rount. polio- rwonl hIuiw.
Thi- horn- iMiiimmlri rluli of
I tin Knnut tflutik-i- hint MiiKimsl
I hi" cunl uirly pl.innril nl thi
linmi' ol Mm. I'. K. ltli-di-1 fur 2
iiVlix-k Wrilixudiiy iitli-rtioon.
KiiIuti l. Moon-. Jr., iritirni'il
Iiihi nlyht from I'ortlniul. when
In- urn-til Ilii" wtH'k-cnil. He wim
iirrnniMiil'il in Ife-ml liy lilt, itniml
miilhrr. Mn. K. Um-h-, nl I'ort
Innil. who will vh.lt nl Ihr MiKirr
homt.
Ir. nnd Mm. Oorifi- W. Winn
low iiml liimlly li lt SutunUy lor
(int. 1 1 lo. uhi'ii' Ihi-y will visit hln
IKitrntv 'lhry il hi In tvtiirn In
lli-llil WiiIih-imI.iV.
lirniiKf Hull ' Iji.II.-i. Alii will
iiwi'l with Mih. f. W. Wi-IIh
'riiurwtuy Hfli'i niKin at 2 oVIork.
William Ifa-nlKim. nl I'nmiMiiy
1. ul Kurt VVii-.Ii . Ik In lla-n.1
mi ii lodny Itirlniik'li. viilimi; nl
tilt- Imrni' nl IiIn paii'iilH, Mr. and
Min. J. J. Ih'rrliMii.
Tin- S.illy I'll k Cllllil rlliipti-r n(
I ho Klrl ItipitKl rlmn-h will m.-ct
nl 'M n'i-lM-k Tin-wluy -iil-hl ill
tin- hiimr nf Ml Ji'im HuImt. .'ITi
Mllli-r.
Mr. iiml Mr- W. A. Mrlj-od.
Ml Ilomili- Mrlj-nd mid l.lcul
It.ilxit V. Mrl.ro.1 k-iiI Sundny
In Slwlm.m county. viIIIiik with
rrliillvrit
It. I.. Cl.iif.-ltrr hii hti'ii niimiil
(U piiiy hlii'iilf iiml J.illi-r nl !
i-hiiti-K imiil. II w.it iinnmiiHi-il
irolay liy Shrrllf f. I. Mi'ul-y.
l I'l.llfrlta-r l-k'illl wink yrslrlil.iy.
I Thi- Ikli-iiKii C'mnp Kliv rrti
will n-i-l WiKlnpilay. July 23. nt
tin- Iwmi' nf I hi- (,'unnllnn. In gn nn
n hwlmmlne parly und plinlr. Hi--fri'KlimrnlN
will In- wi-vpiI hy Until
SiiunilrrN ami Juim- Stitt.
Mix. May Kryivar li-fl Imiay nn
II wii'k'n vai-allnil.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. I Link mid
Mr. anil Mix. Wllllmn J. Cnlrmnn
have n-lurnod Inim Ni'Worl.
wlii-rr llli'y npi'lll Ihr woi'k Piiil nn
lliuk' yarhl.
A m.urlak'i- hn-nM- was Uuril
Satunliiy hy Ihi- ruiinty rli-rk l
Hsli- I- Toils and Mim Hi-li-n II.
Ki'lllT.
Mr. iiml Mis. Chailrs Jamrsiin.
nf AlN'Mlit-n. Wash., who wi-n-viMtlni;
nvi-r lln1 wwk c-iul nl thi-linnii-
nf Mr. ami Mrs. Norman
Sli-warl. Ii-fl yi'strrilay for lln-
1 Mr. anil Mrs. Till Spr.ium- mid
I hi-r linithcr. Clnn-nn- Sinilh. at-
. fli'tiilPd Ihr IVntlMpillonl bawhall
.'Bump In Mi'dlmd ypsli-nlay. On
ilirir rt-iiirn to IW'iiil lln-y Kini'd
;at Ciants 1'asn, Id visit nl tin
I homo of Mr. and Mm. Wcndi'll
- KK'Ri'n.
X Mr. and Mm. Vi-rnalil Dlson rp-
f flurniil Kalunluy from a wii-k'H
, wihIiIIiik trip In Iho rmisl. and are
, .I now at hnmi- at 37.'l Kasl Marshall.
. J Max SchllllnR n-lurni-il to Ik-nd
Jlnlp last nlulit from Portland,
"f where hi- xpent the week-end visit-
ilni! with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kretl W'estlake,
TONIGHT and TUESDAY
Drought Baclt At One of the Beit
I Of the Big Onetl
DARftYL r. ZANUCK'8
PnducitUn ol
THE GREAT
V AMERICAN
fiOA MOTION
V-AJ PICTUREI
WltttMi tot th somn
by LOUIS BROMFIELD
TYRONE POWER v
LINDA DARNELL
IRIAN D0N1EVY JANE
DARWEU-IORNCAIWADWC
MAYAiTOI'VlNCrJiT PRICE
JEAN ItOCERS ANN TODD
.. DEAN IAGGER
at Bttvham Yemmf
4
fWi 'lfcna
Mr. und Mm. John l'uliiiiin, of
Ilriul, ami Had llmmon, nf Me
Cloiiil, Cullf., ri'luineil Hiindny
from a wis'k'i VHeullon caniplng
nn l he Ik'HPhulei river.
Knyal Ni'IkIiIhhh of AmerUa
will mil l mi H n'i'liM'k tmilKht In
Slither hall, with the fullnwIiiR
Iiiinii'hki's: Mm. Kriink Nnnka, Mm.
Clyde I'ayne, Mm. fthi-r Itlei j
and Mm. Minnie Kamlem.
Mr. mid Mm. (a-nr(e ChlliU,
Minn Mildred Hei'l nnd Miss
It in It I'erry nt yinlerday In Iji
(iianile, vlsltlnu ri'lutlvex nf Mm.
Chillis
(ienrue W. Illiind, of I'nrtlnnit,
has Jnlni-d Hip staff nf Hip Cen
tral Oreuiin Motor cnnipmiy us
servlee maniiuer. Illand, who has
Imh'II nssiMialed with Ixxlite und
I'lymniith iiuliimnlilli- fur m-veral
yearn, eiinien to llend from Van
iiniver, Wash., where he was serv-lit-
inan.iniT liir Hie Sparks Motor
company.
Mr. anil Mrs. Hen rnmeroy
HjM'iit Sunday In Klamath Falls,
when- I hey visited at the home of
Mis. I'omeroy's mother.
Mrs. Horn llasln has returned
to work In the offlei- of the county
wi-Uare rommlsslon fullnwIiiK a
'luii Meek Vacation.
I, y. Iliimpsnn and Jack Vail
left this mo nil UK on u two day
huslness trip In Hums.
J. T. Hardy, ol I'ortland, elly
fn-lfhl niienl with the S. P. It K.
Hallrnad company. Is In llend,
sM'ndint; h week's vacation. I lardy,
who lelt Ifa-nd In l'.rj.'l, was one of
the pionn-is of this city, nnd
lii'ls'd with Ihe hulldltiK of the
first lallmads Into Central Ore
Kim.
AmoiiK the awards listed by the
t'nlverslly nt Orcgnn us going to
stuilents last year was a second
prle of $111 Huardeil to Hoy Vein
strnm for excellence In after-dinner
sieaklng. Rny Is a brother of
Walter Vernstrnm, fnrmer mem
Ixt nl Tlie Bulletin mlverllslng
staff.
Miss Kleanor Fountain returned
Saturday from n vacation trip to
I ieyservllle und San Francisco,
Cain., and left yesterday for a
week's attendance nl Ihe Christian
church wrviee rump
The Deschutes 411 Null and
Hammer club i formerly Ihe The Shenandoah Camp Fire
Needle and Hammer cluhi will croup will meet at 5:30 o'clock
hold a handicraft bazaar Salur ;-nulluuy afternoon at the home
day, July 2ti. al K.W Wall street. In ol Uw KUi,rdian. Miss Mai June
the building formerly occupied by rwu AM Florida, for a dinner,
Ihe Slmiwon Paint store. Needle mk(. um, ,wlmmnK party. M,.m.
work mid wrexlwork will be on',. nre lo call Miss Lewis lo
sale, starting ul U o'clock III the ,, ou, wna, , l)rmB
inornlng. . . i Paul Sevy. Bert .ufell nnd
mm. in-ssie jeans ami son, I om-
my. of Kugene. wen- Bend visitors
Saturday night ut the home nf
Mrs. Jeans' isirents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Fountain. Mm. Jeans and her
son were- on ,c r way nac .o
Kiigene Inim a trip east. .,
I r. C. J. Itadcmacher was call-
ed hc.e Horn Foil Ix-wis owr the,
WII'M-IHI ll tin- iiiih-m pi inn
'wife, n patient nt the St. Charles
hospital. Ir. Rudemacher was ac
comianlPd hPre from Portland by
his brother. Hay Rademarher,
memls-r ol the Portland police.
Mrs. Daisy Brown left today
on a lOday vacation trip. She
plans lo snd Ihe first few days
on Ihe Melollus river, und then
will go lo KiiRcnc. w here she will
visit nt the home ot her daughter.
Mr. und Mrs. Sari Ij-ntz nnd
family have led on a lOday vaca
tion for Netarts.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester
hourker nnd daughters,
s,m-1
Gloria
and Itowena, of Imh Angeles, Cal.,
I'm klncham i
' Mr. and Mrs. George Rufener. !
of Madras. I.M-.nne Ihe lunrnls of
. . ..r-i in ,i.i...
hospital.
By Dr. R. D. Kotchum
Chiropractic Physlclaa
7 018 Wall 8U
I BACK PAINS
Our attention Is called dally In
i many who suffer ugonl.lng ihiIiis
i n i n e h p i n e,
a n d needlessly
so, in the light
of present day
science Almost
all pains In the
spine lire due to
I Inter f erence
i with nerves as
Ihey emerge
from Ihe spine.
Chiropractors
are highly spe
cialized In Ihe
art of correct
ing these conditions und find it
hard In understand why so many
Ml ill continue lo believe they can;
overcome Ihe cause. The spine In
composed nf many small Joints, I
which ure highly specialized for!
great movement so It is easy lo
iiiiderxliind why Ihey can euslly
Is- displaced hy twists, fulls, ucii-,
dents nnd siiralns. Niilure pro-
vlries n sensitive "alarm system" i
lo remind us when pressures exist 1
at Ihe spine. These const mil signal.-!
are warnings to do some-1
thing nbotit It. To stubbornly us-1
stime the alt Uncle that It will nlll
iniiliiy correct Itself only brings'
on chronic damage lo the spine1
l nnd weakness to the organs and
tissues to which the nerves lead.
1 A painful spine ulwnys calls for
Chiropractic adjustments Just as
it painful tooth calls for a dentist.
I To use iiulllatlvt's, easy to apply
nnd Ineffective as to correcting
the cause, is only courting a seri
ous chronic condition which some
ilav will demand lone, tedious
work to correct. Early attention!
to spinal conditions Insures thi i
patient against much suffering,
i When nerves are affected, Chliv
pi'actic la al Indicated.
mm
MfiSbac
, ii :U'4'A ;('
NET STAR
IIOKIM)NTAL
Answer lo Previous Futile
1, 0 I'k'turwl
tennis plsyer.
ft. iLillSi-VsYlA.L'CJO.Taj
11 To holilluut.
12Prpmpt.
13 Artlflclul
trranu.
ISDrns
fiiitcnprf,
17 Pile c(
rlolh.
18 To go before.
21 To eclt to
stluln.
24 FurnlihM
new with
men.
2d To ascend.
29 Calyx leaf.
30 Allied.
33 To chirge
with s.
35 Toward.
36 Engraven
31) Upon.
40 Brinkf.
43 Lubricant.
14 It Is silent.
47 Consumer.
4RTo change.
60 Knot..
til Assembly.
63 Cat's cull.
ii He is a star
player ot a
teom ot ' "
VERTICAL
1 Wagcri.
2 Ketone.
3 lultan coin.
,.,,.. .i nlsh n.lv nnurmtl
Irom Medfurd
where they sis-nt j
me week-end. While there
"'-' I
attended the Bend Medford base
, ( amp
A,vu ,;oonrll.h ),. )1iLh morn.
business trip lo Port
'
an(, 1XlArmond
tc turned yesterday from Med
ford, where Ihey spent the week
t ii'l.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Lund, 6I."
McKlnley, announce Ihe birth of
i. ...n . -..f ,...-.! .. In Ut I - V. . . -1 . ...
hospital.
Thomas Boeke, of Redmond,
wus In Bend this morning on a
I u .iiuss trip. I
Ornn Bear, ol Portland, him In
r.....i .. . ,i i.,,,i ...i.u
Irtendf. Bear formerly was em-
pioyed In this city.
Phr,E MAY RfiJam,E.E
! jct s$r.
H pT" 3" l j H.i is STT
""lift' r 1 ii 1 j
! 35" j "" I fJ't si f
I 35 ISA 3 -0 j ' J1
I 40 42 1 45 j 144 4i 44
i 47 I j 4 47 jw '
i.iri n lln HttP
v,!en?rv i in K it I repn-sentative from h .1 a rn a t h
t'V " lnLl ..h:r,:ul s T'"8 w."'kCnd buslness
Mr. und Mrs. Herman Gilcher
nf llnnil una Kip . .... I Kin.
extended trip that will
!i'k. Lll'i.
. "'r "- -"
tr.gland stales.
from
ither,
I 'rtortv- llll! la tiUitlnr, h..,-..
I -f. ..... ... ..... ...
Portland with the grandmothe
I Mrs. E. M. Thompson.
Bruno Rath has returned lo
Bend from a business trip to Los
Angeles, Calif.
John Rausch. employe of the GI
ranch on Dear creek, was a Bend trip.
business visitor this morning. j M. E. Lounsbury. traffic man
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mus-lager for Ihe Union Pacific rail
grave, of Full River, became Ihe way, was in Bend today, accompa
parents of a daughter yesterday j nied by Mrs. Lounshury.
In St. Charles hospital. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Cutler of
Mr. und Mrs. George A. Buegler, Stockton, Culif., arc visiting Mr.
drove In fmm Portland yesterday. I and Mrs. A. R. Link and other
Mrs. Hugh C. Mulkins has re-! relatives In Bend. Mrs. Cutler and
turned to llend after spending a . Mrs. Link are sisters. Alex Lisen-10-dtiy
vacation In The Dalles und hury, a brother-in-law of Mr. and
iirnund the Cascade hikes. Mrs. Link, is ulso visiting here.
JOIN IN THE
NATION-WIDE
ALUMINUM
COLLECTION
Beginning July 21
It hat been suggested that housoholdort leavo what
ovor call-off aluminum thoy detiro to confribulo on
ho front porch of thoir houjo. The Boy Scouts And
Camp Fire Girli Will than bo drivon by, will pick up
the molal article), and will go on to the noxt houto.
Spaca Courtesy Brooli-Scanlon Lumber Company Inc.
and Tho Shevlin-Hixon Company
20 Melancholy.
21 He was the
champion
tennis
player for
about 10
years.
22 Cooking
uteniil.
23 Cod of war.
25 Blemish.
28 Wing.
27 Perfumed.
31 Deities.
32 Pert girl.
34 Having toes.
37 African trees
38 Oleoresln.
41 Appliances.
42 Therefore.
43 Wild ox.
46 Monk's hood.
48 100 square,
meters.
49 Klver.
b2 Preposition.
(4 Form of -a."
4 To Jump,
ft Twitching.
A Silly.
1 Insanity.
8 To arrange
cloth.
0 Snake-like
flih.
14 Mont abrupt
IB Klvcs.
10 To change
a gem
setting.
Pale Ranklln, son of "Tex"
Ranklin. and Dean Stewart, of Tu-
lare, Calif., left Saturday night
for Portland, after fishing in Sut
llc und Fast lakes for several days.
'Ihey planned lo return to Bend
later In the week.
I B. W. De Bunce and Seward
1 Bagg have returned lo Bend after
. uiu.,,.11,., f..,tr .If.L.u in Ali.i-ia 1.
;..,.. slH, bonvenlinn of the
ljiyal Onler of Ihe Moose. De
j Bunce Is third vice-president of
Ihe state organization.
1 Mrs. It. W. Winkler, of Portland.
1 is in Bend visiting ut Ihe home of
1 her daughter and son-in law, Mr.
und Mrs. C. J. Heden.
1 , Maurice Kenneally. of Mitchell,
I sjs'iil Ihe week-end in this city.
I Mrs. C. L. Allen was dismissed
this morning from St. Charles hos
pital, w hen- she recently under
went an os'ratlon.
Mrs.
L. A. PheltlS left this morn-
ing on a business trip to Portland
und Seattle, Wash.
Curl Is Moorehead. of Shevltn.
was in Bend this mornine. trans-
...........
business with local mer
chants.
11. R. Coulam, railroad company
visitor In this cltv.
i t . V '. . 1 1 . . . . . I I .... ,
stage for her home, after spending
T!1 d"3?.ln B"nd' JVi,in.K. "J !
.. num.- ... n.-i m.u uauK,...-.
inllaw Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cooper.:
Mrs. Nellie Cooper is department.
president of the Women's Relief
I Ill (I.T
auxiliary to the Grand,
Army of the Republic. I
David M. Botsford, of Portland, i
was a visitor In Bend today from
lllf l:ilin III... t-l I... it .... ti LillflTl
Elk lake, w here he is on a vacation
People in
The News - -
IHt VIHU4 Vimmt
King Oorgp II of (ireece will ko
to KriKlund soon, brinKinK the
(JrPek Kovernment with him. . . .
t.ov. W. Im O'Daniel invited all
nt ih,. itatj. r.t 'Cvuh' confirstfi
... . ' . . . . '
r.-.,... m .o aiiena ine wwiuing
July .11 of his daughter Mo y to
t..JL i. i.... t.... V. ...
ern.Vs mansion
ernor S mansion. .. .
Air M. Ijuidon, V.W, republican '
presidential candidate, gave his
"reluctant support" to the pro- i
pwd retention of selectees and j
national guardsmen. In a radio
broadcast, he said administration '
policies had made It necessary.
V. .. .. .V . .r . : .
nrnarimuiHir leave new xorK
k i, ...i,i . I
'win: mi iiic i Miiik ..nam Kr
night for a series of talks favor
ing "unified" support ot the ad
ministration's foreign policy. . . .
New York's Mayor Klorello H.
Ijs duardla la expected to an
nounce his candidacy for a third i
four vear term loniifht :
louryiar rm ioni,ni. . . . ,
Boys Qualify for
Canadian R. A. F.
Edgar Berg and Howard Par
syck, of Bind, have qualified for
service in Ihe Canadian air force,
it was learned today. They flew
to Altunv Inst week In take test
flights, making the flight from
. . . . . t . . . 1
ine iM-nu airpon, a rainer Dusy
place this past week or so.
llend airport activity this past
week including three reconnais
sance flights over various fire
areas. Frank L. Stratton. Bend
'airnnrt manaeer was at the mn.
trols of the scout Diane and W .
irois oi trte scour pmne ana wit-
liam Naylor. member of the Dps-
:5h"," nno"iV. "ar
i u-rs siau, ana naroia rvyoerE. ais-
' ters ranger, were the observers.
i Stratton left for Portland this;'' ' he Mary Gail also wouldJ
morning. He plans to return to- have burned, it was reported. The
mnrrow hrineine with him the Invader succeeding in hooking on
...
, luseiageiorniscuoirainerwnicn
has been undergoing repairs at.lT'y- . ..
the Swan Island airport.
Transfusion Needed
After Thumb Wound
His hand slashed by an axe.
Ronald Blundoll, Portland youth,
was brought to the St. Charles
nnspuai yesieroay irom cik lane.
where he was a guest at the David
M. Botsford lodge. Ronald was
chopping wood when the axe
struck his left hand, nearly sever
ing Ihe thumb. The youth was
given first aid by Mrs. D. Cham
bers, of Portland, and Jack Mas
sart. of Bend, who assisted in
bringing him to Ihe Bend hospital.
A blood transfusion was given
by Maurice Isted. an Oregon
-" "
1!ri.,a.:r,l - edf,hhar
Itrjured youth. It is believed .that
.hi thumb can be saved.
from Dolores. Colo.
Sons of Norway lodge will hold
a inwHal mnetinp at 7 n'rlnrk nn
I ii-lsHai- nioht Jlllv 93 In Sath.
;cr na -NVw members will be
j initiated. There will be no meet-
, ,he lodf;p on Saturday .July
.... . . .
b. Decause Ol ine ncunesuav L-e-
nlng meeting.
Maurice P. Angland. son of Mrs.
r c . 1-1 I I Kd knnn
promoted To private, specialist 3rd
, class, according to atTannounce-
ment hy Lieut. W. E. Calkins, com
manding the 23rd signal platoon
at the Everett, Wash., air base
headquarters.
n A 1 .irinn A.ivilmrv
, July npxt to
. Adv 38-41c
Ladies Sample Shoes Sizes
and 4' onlv. Regular to S6.00
..!.. u.kii. ihm- lact s-88
..,rmei ' Shoes 937 Wall Street. "
.... . inn j l .
Adv. oac
Dr. Harry A. Huffman, dentist,
Thompson Bldg. Phone 582.
Adv. 22-47C
GOLDE3V COKN A7VD
PURE, RICH HONEY MAKES
FOSTER'S
Qt'Sovtkm
uorn BREAD
The finest toast you've ever tasted!
You'll like its grand flavor and your family will ak
for it at every meal. Do try one loaf today for a
slice will convince you and a loaf will coovert you.
It's the
TOAST -fesTS5'" ' J'
of Dixie I
RAKIO IXCIUIIVIIY tV
FOSTER'S BAKERY of Bend
War In Brief--
(Br UsIUd final
London - R A F resumes blitz of
fensive against Germany and nazi
occupied Kurope; hue night at
tacks on Coloifne, Rotterdam and
new flerman eoastjtl flefenses in
France; non stop dayliKht alacks i Th" annual young people s sum
on northern France atart at dawn; t conference of the Westmin
m.ur minuier ,,f Information is "er Pn-sbyterlan church will be
immprf in tihlnet shakeun.
--i communique indl-
I -11 ., . " communnjue inoi
icates little nazi uroKreaa in past
24 houm; guerrilla war said to be
I, . ,
Ul ii'iini I atj Deninu vj-rnuii nut ,
Josef Stalin assumes defense com-,
mliwarlat; Moscow has V) minute' lne morning nours win ne ae
alr alarm voted to classes with the excep-
Berlln -Claim six Russian ilvi-',io" ' an early morning awim,
slons smashed, including one in a"d he afternixjna to recreation
l Mogilev area, SO miles southwest
nf smnivmii the hieh mmnund
. .
claims more soviet iorces are en-
circled and face annihilation. I ne "cuiiy win mciuoe me nev.
Home Fifut-n persons killed, Floyd L. Hamilton, missionary re
24 wounded in British attack on cently returned from Korea; the
Npalea; blackout hours extended. Rooert Churchill of Ber-
Tokyo-Japanese press claims keley; the Rev. and Mm. Robert L.
. ... . t. Alupll nf lan Vrnnrttwn. Miss Ann.
V"" "'""T1 ' f 1
AI anlic to aid Britain due to un-
. ,...
ll I l.lllll unci .aji -: ytatut,
Japan urged to rely on self rather
than axU or Russian pacts.
Ci I'D
OlUmbld KlVer
I i n
I UQDOflT DUmS
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The Dalles. July 21
diesel tug Mary Gall, pioneer in
ne barging of petroleum products
1 r. 1 1 r i r r- I 'nliimma niir nnlntlt
; to upper Columbia river points, ,
virtually was destroyed by lire
Saturday at Attalia, Wash., ac-
enrdlne In word received here to-.
day.
Origin of the fire was unknown.
(Captain C. C. Light and members
of his crew lost all of their per-
r
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- ' - -
barges attached to the front and
iii , h k, rni m
ne Mar' oa". operatea Dy ine
Tidewater Transportation Co.,
...... -.lA IVn. ntil Incs ol.
though an attempt may be made
i to salvage the diesel engine.
!
Uses for Farm
i CL
rrOQUClS OnOWD
Industrial developments Irom
products of the soil and possibili
ties for their continuation and ex
pansion were revealed in a sound
film shown at the Bend Kiwanis
club luncheon this noon by H. W.
Ierry. new indusries expert of the
Pacific Power and Light company.
"Grass and farm chemurgy" was
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he title of the film, which showed
- ool. glue and artificiai ivory
""''' " Yrom
'IT lSSZ'JSEZ
sugar cane, silk from coal, rubber
from coal, limestone and salt, and
i seemingly endless products from
the soy bean.
f Inn cMinpnrp ua the lahora.
Inn nmnxc nf makino mat fmm
grass a two hour job for the task
for which nature requires count-
less years,
. - , : . . . n j
t special iiiieii iu a otrnu
' audience was a supplementary dis-
play ot varied plastics ana cnemi-
I mntnpi'jlc nnu4nnv4 f mm wrwl
prompting the question, put to
Derry-by many of the Kiwanlans.
'How about our iackpine for
cnmalhtni, libo thic?"
George Ludowitz. president ot
the club, announced that, on vote
f vii-i Hinim mum i-h
altnnHan9 nriK 11-ill he wlven A
defense stamp wiu be the award
hereafter.
rinre more hp stated the Klam-
ath Falls inter-club silver pelican,
Clvde. is in possession ol the Bend
elnh Tt will he turned over to The
Dalles club whenever that organi-
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zation, in suuiciem lorce, arrives ,
, in Bend for a picnic with the local
. Kiwanians.
I Today's program was in charge
of W. A. Lackaf f.
Try One Lou...
Freih Every
Morning At
Your Groccn
Summer Camp
Opened by Church
ni'in ai suttie lake irom juiy ii
to July 25 opened today. Betwei-n
r ' ..r:ir, inr.,,,rtina
an1 " young people, including
delegations from San Francisco
anrt lli.rU..U.v unH uvra f mm
j
ahevlin are attending.
inciuaing nixing, soiiDau, swim-
ming ana Doating. A oonnre sor-
, , M.h :h,
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laide Va nsett who ,ls "do nrhome
u ' Poinsett, who u doing nome
m Iss onarv work amone the Nav-
ai Indians in .New Mexico, and
' !he ,a"d Mrs- G'cn" Cole-
Mm. Larl Mowcry will be the con-
I lerence nurse.
I On Wednesday night at the con-
' 'prence grounds the Bend congre-
'gation will join with the young
1 people in a special service at 8
k addresVed by the Rev.
.,:,. , ,, , TO,.,,
mid.week service in Bend.
. . . . . .
UfTipir U6S in
. . .
Exhibition Game
Portland. July 21 HP Death
"7T , . T y
Kreitz "out ' yesterday during a
baseball game at the Ola-Timers'
w as the umpire who called Paddy
Baseball association at Blue Lake
ri,
P
Ralph Wesley Kreitz, 55, known j
as Red and "Paddy, hit a single !
in an exhibition game and was i
running toward fire base when he ,
running lowara ine on
clutched his side and collapsed.
h died half an hnnr later
Kreitz, a resident of Hillsboro,
caught for the Chicago White Sox i
ft i he ,Americr, eague 'from 1910
i to 1912. He is survived by a widow
I and daughter.
FREEMAN WINS i Blakley of Rogue River are spend-
I Grand Rapids, Mich., July 21 'IP ing several days with Mrs. May
I David Freeman. Pasadena, won field's son and daughter-in-law,
; the western Michigan open tennis Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mayfield.
cnampionsnip yesteraay, oeieat-
ing Gene Russell, Detroit,
open champion, 6-2, 6-3, 62.
Amusements
CAPITOL Now Showing, Walt-:
geon, Joan Bennett in "Man
Hunt." ;
TOWER-Now Showing. "Time ,
Pu Ior Rhv,hm" wi,h Rudv Val":
lee. Kosemary Lane. i
LIBERTY Now Showing. Ty
rone Power, Linda Darnell in
"Brigham Young." I
Alfalfa
Alfalfa. July 21 (Special) j
Mrs. E. Frier, 86, is seriously ill ;
at the Ethan Allen home. Mrs.
Frier is a grandmother of Mrs.
Allen. Her four sons, of southern
Orego
las.t,
.eek.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Barber and
daughter of southern Oregon
..
Oregon. Barber was reared in
this community 20 years ago.
Ivan Copley, the C. O. I. ditch
rider for this district, hasresigned
and is now employed In Pnneville.
Clarence Harvey of Grange Hall
.aiwrici nasiiiiea ine position.
- spent several days with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
i
SERVICE OPERATIONS
AtJuil Stminf) Cr n4 Front
RMTtm9 Tirol If Nocottory.
AJvtt and Clton Spark Ptvff.
0 CIon Fuol Pump ltd Adjwtl Car
burator for Summor Oriving.
Adiuil Fan aoH.
Intpoct Battory and Cloan Tor-aiinalt.
WnlzHy WORRY?
y?f,, ? Enjoy Carefree
x i r Summer Motoring!
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THEY'RE
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THEIR WAY
ARRIVING
WEDNESDAY
the imr-i
GIenn and tw0
Homer and Jeryl.
Mrs. Ruby Mayfield and D.
and family.
News has been received by Mrs.
C. Johnson that a daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hager
of near Bonneville- dam. Mrs.
Hager was formerly Miss Mildred
Peterson of Bear Creek.
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