THE BEND BULLETIN. BEND. OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1941
PAGE THREE
Berlin Admits
Strong Attack
By British Force
Spokesman Rofutet to
Give Any Newi on
Progrett of New Drive
llcrlln, Nov. 21 lv -Authorized
mllltiiry iiiiuli-rs admitted for Ihe
Hint llnin today Unit t He llrltlsh
offensive In North Africa con
stitute "mi extremely mrmiK nt
tuck . . . which rnnnnt lx' rcifiirdcd
us purely priipiigiinilii alfiilr."
Tlx- liluh cointtuinil had aiild In
III rcguliir rimimiiiliUe that Or
mini anil Italian troops In North
Africa were conllnuliiK counter
uttutks kuIiiii( Ihe llilllsh.
'Hie Ccinwin press him fur hm
puhlUheil nothing on the offensive
except the official German and
Italian romimmlijucs.
r'nr the uml two day. Hit com
niunlqucs hav suid merely that
the lliillh had launched an often
Hive and Hint sxls forces were
runnier iiltm klritf.
Ilii- riimmuiiliue, Issued from
Adolf Hitler' field hi-liUnrU-rs.
wild dlvr bombers hnd ilcstroycd
llrtiuh planes and had broken up
llrltlsh tank and truck concent
Hon on the Kgypt Libya border.
Bend's Yesterdays
MrTKr.N VKAK.H AGO
(Knnn The llulletln. Nov. 21. 19201
The Squaw creek IriiKatlon dlr
trtct pliiii to count ruct a dam at
the outlet of Sultle lake w hlch will
luick the water up to lllue lake,
flooding ihe present recreation
grounds. 'Hie Suttlc lake dlitrlct
la protesting the plan.
Telephone rommunlcatlon in
Ilcnd wa hack near normal today,
following the Rat unlay morning
sleet itorm that tangled and broke
many line. In many parta of
town, radio aerial, coaled with
Ice. fell over power line.
It. S. Hamilton and J. C. Rhode
left thl morning- for the Klunv
alh country, on a hunting trip.
Snow ahovclcrs, removing mow
from lilewalk. are blocking
downtown drainage, city official
complained today.
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Madras
Minima, Nov. 21 (Special) -
Teuchri and pupil of the Madia
grade achool held oa-n house lut
Friday evening, and In spite of the
Incleincm weather, a Urge num
ber of parent and friend wore
prevent to Inspect the achool work
of the children and enjoy the very
excellent program which they pre
sented In the auditorium. The ex
ercise were In observance of na
tional education week, and the
aong and playlet carried out thl
Idea, a well a having a patriotic
theme. Mr. Lillian Watt. Jcffer
on county school superintendent,
gave an uddreu on "American
education Week," and Oeruld Ack
ten, Madia gradn school princi
pal, talked on "Evaluating the
School Child."
c;ueai at the home of Mr. and
Mis. I'uul Jones over Armistice
dny were Jones' father, the Kev.
O. W. Jones of Sister; his slater,
Mrs. Ilcryl Brown, and Sgt. Clar
ence June, a brother, recently
discharged from Kort Lewi, and
Ml Midi Taylor of Klamath
rail.
Mr. and Mr. Howard Campbell
and daughter, Harbara Jo. visited
In Mudra Monday. Campbell,
who was formerly employed by
the soil conservation service In
Madraa, la now located In Hum.
Among those who attended the
Oregon Santa Clara football game
In Portland on Armistice day were
Mr. and Mr. II. M. Thomas and
Ralph VanWert.
Iloln-rt I'erclval returned Sun
day from Portland where he at
tended the state convention of
county clerks last week. Mr
Elizabeth Green wu In Portland
srrcval daya at the county treas
urers' convention. She was ac
companied to Portland by Crcen
and Mrs. Cicorge McCaulou.
Judge T. A. Power and the two
commissioners. F. E. Stangcland
and Ivrry South, attendod the
meeling of Judges and commis
sioners in Portland, last week.
Mrs. Oruld Arklen was hostess
to the Women's Society of Chris
tian Service at her home lait Fri
day afternoon.
Mr. M. G. Pillette entertnlned
the members of the rive Point
cluh at her home Saturday after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cook left
on a motor trip Tuesday, expect
ing to be gone two weeks. They
plan to visit their daughter In law.
Mia. Kobert Cook. In Seattle, and
their son, Kugrne Cook, In Ho
qulum, while away. Mrs. Edith
White of Gateway is staying at
the Cook home In Madras with
Mr. Cook' mother, Mr. Emma
Sumner, during their absence.
Ml Idclla Martin and Miss
Jennie Preston returned Tuesday
evening from Portland where they
pent several days shopping and
visiting.
Mr. II. A. Duisault was hostess
to the Jefferson County Gnrdcn
club at the New Madras hotel last
Wednesday afternoon. The busi
ness meeting, which was devoted
to a discussion of financing the
photographing of wild flowers as
part of the stute Garden club proj
ect, was presided over by the
president, Mrs. U II. Irving. Mrs.
Italph Van Wvrt presented a
paper on winter flower arrange
ments. Jack Jones of Horse Heaven at
tended the wedding of his daugh-
Northwest Church
Nicholas G. Smith, president of
the Northwestern Stales Mission
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints, will speak at a
special meeting of the local
brunch at 7:3(1 o'clock tonight. The
public Is Invited to attend these
services, which will be held at the
L. I J. S. chapel, at the corner of
Hill and Irving streets.
Elder Smith I prcHitftng officer
over all brunch of the church In
the rulNNiim, compriHlng Oregon,
Washington, northern Idaho,
western Montiinu, llritish Colum
bia und Aluska. He uIho directs
Ihe activities of l.'M missionaries,
scattered throughout the mission.
He win recently appointed one
of five aalsslunts to the quorum
of 12 apostle of the church In Suit
Lake City. In hi long career of
service to the church, Elder Smith
ha presided over the California
and South African missions. In ad
dition to numerous other oosl
Hon. He recently returned from
the church's northernmost out
post, In Kuirbanks, Alaska.
Accompanying Elder Smith will
be his wife, Florence ;. Smith,
who will speak in behalf of the
Kelk-f societies of Ihe mission,
over which she is president. She Is
directing a campaign In the north
west for new members In every
organized Relief society, which
will contribute to the church-wide
effort to have an enrollment of
100.000 women by March 17, 1942.
The office force from Portland
headquarters will also attend to
night's meeting. These young men
and women supervise the activi
ties of mission Sunday achool.
primaries. Mutual Improvement
association and the Genealogical
society.
Trojans Face Notre Dame
In Intersectional Battle
Smokey Stover
Unit Featured
Redmond, Nov. 21 A feature
stody about the Redmond Smokey
Stover lire department, with pic
tures, has been mulled to the
editor of the Firemen's Grapevine,
a Los Angeles publication, at the
request of the editor.
The story is to he used In an
early Issue, according to a letter
firemen received from the Grape
vine editor this week. The editor
also requested a picture of the
Redmond fire hall, and one of
Hill Holman, cartoonist, honorary
member of the Smokey Stover
outfit.
ter, Wilms, In Portland last week.
Miss Jones was married to Hurry
Orwuy. who Is engaged in the con
tracting and building business in
Portland.
Mrs. Stanley Bruce was honored
at a atork shower last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Jt-ff
Murry. Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Mel
vln Bryant and Mr. Victor Reyn
olds were assisting hostesses. The
honor guest received many beau
tiful gifts.
Memlicrs of the Sahullec club
met last Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Gerald Ackien. Mrs.
L. H. Irving and Mrs. Ralph Van
Wert led the discussion of Mexi
can flora and fauna.
Sun Francisco, Nov. 21 un -It's
been a poor season, all thing con
sidered, for the Trojans of Uni
versity of Southern California,
but all will bo forgiven and Hie Pa
rifle Const conference will get a
tremendous boost If the Trojans
cun upset Notre laimc in South
Ilcnd tomorrow.
So lur the conference has sent
Its teams Into two major intersec
tional gumes, and each time the
conference club emerged second
best. Ohio Stale massacred the
Trojnn early In the year and on
opening day Minnesota trimmed
Washington by a touchdown. So
conference prestige need a shot
in the arm.
The schedule for the waning
football season offers conference
teams five more chances, of which
the IJSCNntre Dnme combat is
the most Immi-diate. The other I
comes iJecemlx-r 6 when Texas
Aggies meet Washington State In
Tacoma and Oregon meet Texas ,
at Austin: Dec. 20, when UCLA
tukes on Florida at Jacksonville;
and Dec. 27 when California faces
Georgia at Berkeley. :
The chances are 2 to 1 against
the Trojan dumping the Irish but
the history of the set lea is dolled'
with such upsets. !
The Rose Bowl race may be)
narrowed tomorrow when Wash-.
Inutnn meets Orepon in Seattle.
Washington can tie Oregon State .
'and Stanford for the conference
I lead by beating the Webfools. But I
word from the northwest says it
i Isn't going to be an easy thing to j
i do. as Oregon, rested two week,
lis in better shape than at any
time since Oct. 15.
Oregon State meets Montana In
a game that will have no effect on
the race If Oregon Stale wins but
which will harm Ihe Orangemen's
prestige beyond recall if they lose.
Washington State draws Its first
easy breath in weeks against Gon
zaga at Spokane. UCLA goes out
against a Santa Clara team which
In the last two pames has shown
surprising power. California and
Stanford are idle, resting for their
annual struggle Nov. 29.
Outside Ihe conference Univer
sity of San Francisco and San
Jose, both high scoring units,
promise lots of action In San Fran
cisco's Kc7.ar stadium. Loyola of
Ihe Independents Journeyed to Al
buquerque, N. M.. to meet New
Mexico. St. Mary's went all the
way to New York to play Ford
ham. Pacific Lutheran, unbeaten in
18 starts, goes after Its 19th to
night against Portland at Tacoma,
and off a belated revival Portland
has a chance to stop Tommy Tom
meivik and his lutes. In another
Friday night game, Whitlier play
San Diego Stute In San Diego. i
Sunday the service football com-1
petition reaches it climax In Kan '
Kranclsco when Moffelt field
flier meet Fort Old. The Filers
can null down the service title be-.
yond dispute by disposing of the 1
seventh division team, which has
lost only io Kan Luis Obispo's
fighting Fortieth in the service
league. Moffelt Just squeezed by j
the Fortieth in a tight gume. Pro
Cecil of the game will go to sol
dier welfare.
War Briefs - - -
(Ht Unlud Pr.) I
Cairo British offensive roll
100 miles Into Libya, lifting of
lege of Tobruk believed near and
major battle impends against axis
force in desert. I
Ankara British believed ready, i
if they can crush axis forces In i
Libya, to drive on across North
Africa. Including French territory,
to Atlantic coast.
Vichy Ousting of Gen. Maxlme
Weygund as pro-consul for Africa
believed start of German crack
down on France, leading toward ,
German "aid" to France In de
fending North Africa area.
Berlin Nazis acknowledge a
strong British offensive in North
Africa. German progress report
ed in general terras on eastern
front.
Kuibyshev Germany renews
pounding offensive against Mos
cow and Rostov, with nazi break
throughs reported in Kalinin and
Tula areas as gravest threat to
capital.
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