The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 21, 1941, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN. BEND, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1941 PAGE NINE i Warchine V J. flUIJIIipj Aid in Keeping Sea Lanes Clear Correspondent Telli Of America' Part In Grim Battle of Atlantic By Mill Newaom (llnlirt I'm. suit i:vnimm.i) Aboard a II. S. Warship on the Allanllo I'utrul, Aui(. 7 n (VU Nnvy Cornier lo WunliliiKlon) fulled Stulea warslilpa are oT tiling under vIi-IumI wartime con lt I lotia In carrying out i'realdenl KihwvpII'i Inelrucliiins to keep AiiiPi'lru sen lams clear. 'Ilils iirn-K)nrtenl. among the first lo see (ho Alluntk' patrol In action, (or Ihe lust ten days has Ivitt aboard on ol these ships, kpvpiIiik liuio mllea with scarcely a moment ihal was nol a reminder of l hi' it rim bailie of llu Ailuntlc or of thin nallon's promise lliut ll supplies will ki-( thniUKh. Cutis are muniied lor Instant ac tum. And. II when I hi world wu Hi iruiT, a ship otjiIihI with Win men, It now operates wllh 1.IMK). It bvlor II Mae 1000, It now la nearer I1WOT. Nol until thla ahlp dropa anchor In horn port, or under ihi ijriiv cl condlllona, will It break radio silence. Kaeh night Ihr vessel arc blacked nut. wilh porta cloned and even a cigarette on deck prohibit ed, lent a tell tale glow give away Ha position In a potential enemy. Sensitive lUlrnlng devlcea pro tect agalnat any submarine or air plane. Kven the aea Itaelf, devoid of all activity save Ihal cnttnecled wllh the Klmugla, glvei constant rvt denre ol w ar. i Kiliht day out of port a destroy I er lookout reMrted he believed he ,id wen a very light la llarel. In sanity, guna were manned ana M-art-hllghla awept Ihe aea. Noth ing waa lighted and the patrol proceeded on Ita rmirse, hill the neat day an empty llllboal lloated past and a lew houra later a man'a IkmIv clad In oil akliia waa alghted In the water. Another day. three rtrltl.ih de stroyers were alghted. They mixed up until certain ol our Identity, then algnullrd a greeting and went on. Naval reguliitlmia forbid (lie use ol names ol I hi' complements of vi-kai ln Involved In thin mlrol, but they are a lormldalik' display ol naval might. Olfleera uhniirn be Hew they ure aufflcienl to blast Irom Ihelr path any potential enemy. Lapi me Ijiidnc, Aug. ill (Special)-The jirine achool will open Tueaday, September 2. with John C. John- '-.on, principal; firnee Calvin and I'lillllp Craft, high achool teach ers; Mary Schuler and Mra. Helen ' llowanl. fifth), alxth. aeventh aml rlghlh gradea: Artha Olln. third mid fourth gradea, and Mra. Iliittlr I'liwell, Ural and second gradea. I Hiring an electric alorm which luisscd over Laplne Wedneaduy alternoon. lightning atruck a pine tree near the Koae cafe. Mrs. Kernback, an old-timer, vlklted old IrlenUa and looked niter huslne Intereata here Ihe Hint of Ihe week. Week-end visitors at the home ol Mr. and Mra. Welburne I'arker were Mr. and Mra. Ben Hursh ilorf ami two daughtera of I'rlne vllle. Jack I'arker, Harold and Kodger Ulce and C. E. Wyman. Mra. L. B. Shield and two sons, who have, been visiting relative In Canada, returned home the laat ... k. IOI HID " ' r . Mra. J. C. Johnson left today to visit her aon. Vernon C. Johnaon and wile, at Fort Worth. Texas. Mra. Charles Hell ol Coon Kap- Ida, Iowa, who haa been visiting relatives In Laplne lor the past three weeks, will leave for her home Thursday. Mrs. Sam Burgess and Hose- anna Burgess of Shevlln visited friends In lupine Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Stearns and J C Johnson made a business H ip lo Fort Hock Wednesday. Powell Butte I'owell llutte, Aug. 21 ISM-rlul Visiting at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Downs are Ixiwna' twin brother, Clyde E. Downa and wife, and Mr. and Mra. William ivrhy, all of Ilhlca, Mlrh. Mrs. Derby experienced a painful Injury Thursday morning. In trying to ornaa a water lateral on the Downs ranch her foot slipped on the wet Mit-lnidga and cauaad iter to (all Into tha ditch. Her left forearm was broken In I ha full. Tha water being quit awlft washed har un der tha footbridge where aha he cam w edged and It waa only wllh great effort that Derby and Down were able to rescue her from drowning. Harold Contchvk of Fargo, N. I)., Is here visiting his aunl, Mrs. C. W. Ivurson, ami family. Ills mother aspects to join him here a II 1 1 la later. Mra. H. W. Summers of Bend vlaltod Wednesday with Mrs. U. J. Irving and attended the local llner show. Mr. and Mrs. I'M Newton, son, Dick, and daughter, Virginia, ol Seattle, arrived Thursday evening and Sm-iiI two days visiting his brother, Fred Newton, and family. They brought Bob Newton home from spending the vacation with them at Seattle. Hoy Kolierta was railed lo Ah Isnd Thursday by Ihe aerloua Ill ness of his year old uncle, W. M. Kola'rta. The elder Robert un derwent one operation and will have to have another Wedneaduy. ; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ijingtrv of Portland were here over Ihe week end wilh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j John Cronln. Elsie and Everett Dickson, chll i dren of Mr. and Mr. Ellsworth 1 I Hckson, underwent Innsllectomles at the I'rlnevllle hospital Saturday morning Powell llutte grange held a lawn ' party at the l.uke Relf home Wednesday evening. Outdoor i games and swimming wen- en joyed by Ihe It! members present. Carl Herring and (Aorie Alice were guests. Politick sup-r was served. The next regular meeting will be August 27 at the hall. A deal waa closed last week whereby Oscar Franks of lied mond bt-came the owner of Ihe north HO seres of land owned by William Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold I .Inter an on Ihe place at present and the new owner will probably take pisumvilon about Ikvember 1. Mra. Al Wright of Kedmond. Mra. Jack Harnett and daughter, Janet, ol-Portland were visitors Thursday ol Mrs. It. Huberts and Mrs. R. J. Kngstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Msrvln Nelson of Wichita, Kan., vlklteil Tuesday at the Ira Carter and Dee Nurthvutt homes. A croup of Powell Butte ladles attended Ihe Prtnevllle flower show Saturday. In the group were Mesilames II. E. Stewart, E. II Stewart. Krank Klusler, Eilgar Peterson, E. A. Hussi-lt, I.loyd' Uusaett, It. K. Itolierta, E. N. Hall, Muyme lleston, Neva McCullery, It. N. Elliott, und Lillian Shum way. Mr. und Mra. E. II. Ktewait, Mr. and Mrs. Iloyt Stewart and the llowuid 1 Iiu1 leys of Kedmond llshi-d ul East lake Sunday, bul had lo come home early due to the ruin. Mra. T. C. Haynea and daughter, Diane Carol, came home from the Hi-dmoml hospital Monday. Homer Hleasman spent Ihe week-end visiting friends here. Ib is now employed In Ihe Portland shipyard. Mr. Hoy Robert returned last week from a 12day trip through Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Mon tana und Wyoming. She accompa nied her two sinters, Mrs. J. C. Marshall of Eugene, und Mrs. M. I. Sunday of Hood Hlver and their mother, Mr. Anna Camp of , (ircaham. They took Mr. Camp to visit two slater and two brothers that she had not keen In years. Ullly Chiller of Port Townw-nd, Wash., nephew of Mra. Mayme llekton. returned lo Ida home Thursday morning. Mr. and Mm. C. C. Vlie and son, Charles, ss-nt Ihe week-end In Portland. Mr. and Mr. Eric Erickson'uml Iwo sons of Seattle arrived Thurs dsy for a week' visit at Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kjar. Pete Jucubsen of Roberts, Mrs. KJar's brother, la also at the Kjar home. SPECIAL! 1936 Ford V-8 Tudor Better Tha Average Very tiood Condition $325 Bend Garage Co. Convenient TO IVCRY POINT Of INTEREST I SAV HUNCISCO Ac roil from Union Square; center of gayit, buiieil downtown area. 250 delightful roomi with bath... One Coffee Shop. Garage service. IOOM WITH OATH FtOM... 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