The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, January 21, 1942, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLocal Nevs THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21. 1942 tiZTLU'.'." r'?"1" !'" .Mr lrom . bw, . , . . . ' 1 ,"',,V i "" trip Portland. PAGE FIVE Chin lin It Mm 'li tnmli' u hiihl m-aa lil " Hluinlkn rii iil;iy ,. Vu sctimuiiicl tin l.ir aa Mud ran by I "strict Attorney lninK ) Hiiiwm. The Win1 lodge of I lir IIcihI m ,n will meet ill H p in. 'rim, a vi.iiii,,. day III the Masonic hall After iMi l',l blllllicaa m.-cllllg. the llllialcr inn I M.-lnh.-,a ,,f ,). ( ,, .. (on drgiee will Ik. i,,.Ir,., . hauler I..imI,iU . ui.,.,,,1 ",.; .......t M I'Ulllllllnll 1,1 I,'... I ' 'II . ' r : " '1Mb. k iiiuiniiiiy in iliiuchi HI. ( Kin w.-lchi-d fr iiinn-H. and linn .,. Ann Ml Anne FoiIh-s iHiiiihhI '"Kin fK.ni a vl.,11 California poliita. M,, K..iiV mother, Mm AUKiiHiu M.Mk. l. l. i.,i . ' ..: In N.iIi-iii K luiiiiil wlih candidate will lir wi vrd Miw I Mi ll Allen, i.f Sulrm, In Ih-iul yesterday vMlliiu with her parents, Mr. mnl Mia. Wilbur AH''" (XII I.. Hill lr!l Monday eve plnK i.n llii- etage fm HiiMiirrfnn, Wash, where he has leo-lvc.1 i oVra In report fur iluty In Hi,. I' s navy. Cecil waa lliilHMiil.lv ii. ItumiI fri.in the navy th, n,i ,,j S.-.trmlwr, after M'lvlnit 11 four year stretch, hill III,' war ni.i.1,- n M-ccaaaiy fur him to reenter the arrvl.v. Sun of Mr mill Mia Wea c Illll. hr hulita Mir iiiiiK of radio man, second claaa, ir. and Mm. I.nw.11 W Aplln. I JOIN Oliilrll. lllllliiUMr l)i, i, K,.,i,,.,..i ... ... .hi ,, ,, . . "'"" depot, I" H.I.. I.. II.,. mcelinir IIIHHI MlUW. or Suit Ijikc mi u i Inn in ,., mi i hui J, i..,,nu, in R A. i(.i,. ,,,,,, named i-,. , ,,,, y,.nleriUiy .rnooll'on , ,Ulllax irip. lie w. (Jiubb, Deschutes county 'oditiilMHlotinr, Ii attending a meet Ing of tlw kIiiIi- highway commis sion In I'uri In net imliiy. Sumner lliniHtiin, of lii others, was In IIcihI today transacting biiHlncss. Nick J. Meyer, of Limine, wm a Ik-nd business caller lhl morn ing 'Mm Military Order of Cooties, Imni.i' degree unit of tlu- Vi'tt-runa 'l r orelgn War. In to sponsor Hiy. I ti.li. h... i,-n ,, ,, ,;,, "'"; ! parties that will f.T .iH-n.ii,,,, .!. ,ulM ,.,, . Il;,rl"r """'"y. ' V. V. W. lu-n.l u. i IP ,'. hl. ' headquarter. Thi-rc will be .H- 'l.iiirhli-i In .,w, Mr ,i Ml. ,t'"" prla-a for each nlKht of play. v (ij-f, ii 4T ii,r i,. l,,U, ODDS & ENDS s P A L E L'ttlt garmanft your child will naad , , , now roducad for talo. Thay'ra raal buyt . . , to coma in and tool (ham ovar today! Sy aral itami martad down. SKIRTS Raqular SI.I9 Sala 98c Raejglaf $l.9 Sala $1.69 hla 4 anil S BOYS' PLAY SUITS Raqular ) 1. 29 Sala 98c Miami to a l-unf I'aiiU BOYS KNIT SUITS Raqular $1.19 Sala 98c 1 hrcr Ma 6 hlmrt I'anln THE TODDLER'S SHOP Raliiiiiy Hramlla ThrlfPHUw Druf blur I...W.-II J,.,,,.,,. W (() "" '""" l way ..r hliihu, when hi will vi-.ii J Mniiili... in K.mt Olni-y, l IM IIi.u.ly ,, (,, iu.u.v nn.vn Iw Iu-ihI n n,,)Mi (,1M.y wn a limit inn,. K-anlrni f ii,,, Altiilfn rniiiniunlty. Mr anil Mm It. . Huwinun. of ( hlrajii,, v., ,,. ,.n( vtatiora ovr iKuhl, Hui nml.-in il Una rnnrnlnjc will, Ml ,hI KIukk nfflrhila Ih--Ion ruiiiiniiiiiK on th.-lr trip to um-uuvrr. H lli.K-in la an 'IIUI.il of tin- cViiii.il (irt-yhouml 1.1 Mla Kraiin-a Hrolwrl. lu,l,-nl at Uir Si.tiihcin (1,,-yiin (.'oi-K. ..I KiliH-.iiinn al Ahhluml, hn Ih-i-ii iliu-ii a nii-.nlH-r of tlu- (Inner .".mnilll.-f. of hi- AuuHiiila-d nlKliI, ofllcrm of thi- urouii hvi- aiinoun.f.l. Tin. ai.rli-a will b oM-n to I hi. jiubllf. Dr. J. ii. (iruhlmun, captain In ll. army r.-K-rvo corpa, hu rr-n-lvi-d limtrucilona to report on February 1 for a reexamination for active a r m y aervlt-c. Ir. liiiihlinun exMTta to be called to Van.f.uver barracka for the exam ination. Ijite In UMl he received an army examination, but waa not onlenl Into aervico. Mia. Iyde S. Illakley, under-w.-nt another major operation thla mornlnK in St. C'harlra h.mpltal. She haa been conlln.-d to the hoa plial for over two w(H.-ka. Mm. Hay J-Hilanc and Infant daiiuhler, Suwinne, are H-nillni! Woim-n Stuil.-nia MI- lli.ilxrt lilhr wn'k vlaltlnK with her par the it.uii-hter of Mr. and Mm. ''M"- Mr and Mm. W. H. Slmmona, M.ilik I, i,il-it, ol lla-nd. " loveroaie (U,rin. Mi Ikinna ll.i-nl.-y l.-ft thlai Mni- Irene Caaey hn return.1 iiiiniiiiii: l,n 'California, wh.-ie ah.-: lk-nd after KM-nillni; aeveral i-liipliivrd. .She lutx a-.-n )MII Ih' wmkliiK In lb-nil aa raahier for the ll.-,l (,..ra('.. i-..nikiny. M.iiuiiv Murphy. Jr.. haa left f"r Cortland, where he reerntly . nllaii-.l in the t.' S. navy. Son ol Mr and Mia M.iuil.-e Murphy. M. an in- ain nil-il Or.'iion Stale i-oll.-Ke the firal term thla fall. He waa Ki.nlu.ilrd from (k-nd hlfh a. hm.l in M.iy, 1!HI Miaa Helen lUrtrum, Inatrurtor In the Ib-nd hlk'h a.lKH.l, la con. I iniil to her home tmlay by llln-as. Mia. Ted C.ulin la auhatllullni; f r her Mr. ami Mia. Mike O'Toole. own era of a laiife ranch near llurna, are In Ikmil for a few dayi, re- daya vlaltlnR In Portland with relatlvea und frlenda. Mr. and Mra. K A. Kmcry. of Silver laike, trammeled bualneaa In llend thla mornlnR. i Mm. Fay Hubbard, of the Fay and Kay ranch al IH'achutea, plana ( to leave tomorrow morninK for a :twoweek visit In New York city. Itcbckah pinochle card party, Saturday, January 21 at 8 p. m., I. O. O. F. hall. I'ubllc Invited Adv. 3!c PAUL WOERNER, M. D. Formerly In Bi-nd Clinic Bld. Now tocaled In Suitt 28, Ttltphon 421 Bonk of Bend Bldg. 114 Orecun Ave. F.ntranre Directly ArroM From MattlD'a Dru Store Heat Hotel Hoom Value In Port 1 land, OreRon. try the FHEK CAH A(;K hotel DANMOOHE, 12th to 1 13th on Morrlaon St. Single rate from $1.50. double $2.00. family of four with bath and two double bills $3.50. Adv.-c IXIB.KI I l .VKHAI. TODAY Hollywocxl, Jan. 21 'Hi -Private funeral services for Screen Act reaa Carole I.omrard and her mother, klll.-d last Friday nlRht In the crash of a TVA airliner, will I be held at the Church of the He ccMional. Foreat 1-nwn Memorial Park, at 4 p. m. today. The University of Chicago's map collection numbers 110,000 sheets and Is atlll crowing. TODAY'S Bond Pledge Day for Bend r-L-f . . A- . a. X V- -J t. t) c . -r-.V. PLEDGE A PART OF YOUR EARNINGS IN DEFENSE BONDS PLEDGE Dofense Stamps and Curb Inflation. PLEDGE Your Dollars and Provide a Backlog for You and Yo.ur Family In Caso of Depression Later. PLEDGE A Payroll Allotment to Supply Planes, Tanks, Ships and Equipment for Our Boys. PLEDGE Dimes, Quarters, Halves, Dollars Now. GREGG'S BANNER BREAD "The- Softor Loaf That Stay. Freth Longor" Help Promised In Book Campaign Asalalance to the Duachutea county library in the Victory Hook campaign haa Ix-cn promiaed by the American N'Klon auxiliary, It waa -announced today by Mra. CralK C'oyner, department com munity service chairman for the auxiliary. A letter to all community serv- lie chairmen In the stale from Mm. Coyui-r urgca cooperation In the drive, which la to collect books Ofcsoeo Tire Sizes Are Given by Rationing Board Sles of tires designated by the OPA as "obsolete" today were re- lasi-d by the Hend tire rationing board. Persons whose automobiles require tires in the obsolete cats vory must flic an apllcation (or new tires and have the same In rlan. urKes contributions of un-to-dale readini; matter, both fiction and non-fiction the kind of books that the doners themselves have enjoyed. Unbound newspapers and magazine will not be accept for men serving In the nation's jed. armed fonx-s. The Deschutes county library is Auxiliary members are urced the headquarters for the drive to aaaist In colleeliiiK the hook and In aortiiiK and repairing them, so that they may ! sent as soon as possible to reading rooms for U. S. soldier, sailor, airmen and marines. SH.nsors of the Victory Iiook campaign are the U. S. O., and In this county. Hooks are being collected In smaller communi ties throughout the county and hrou'iht to the Hend library lor sorting and packing. Mrs. Antone Foasen is commu nity service chairman of the Percy A. Stevens unit of the American the American Hed Cross, with the i legion auxiliary, and she asks cooiieralion of the American I.I-1 that auxiliary members wishing brary association. Mrs. Myra H. j to help with the campaign notify Lyons, iH-whutes county libra-1 her. spectlon aa those whose tires are of more standard sizes. However, there Is no occupational ban on tires designated as obsolete, the board emphasized. Any person whose automobile requires any of these sizes of tires will receive the tires, provided it can he shown that his old tires cannot be recapped, retreaded or repaired. A person driving with obsolete size tires does not have to he In the special occupations aa does the person who drives with other size of tires, the board ex plained. The following tire sizes have been defined as obsolete by the OPA: 525-10; 525-55019; 550-19; GOO-19; 6O0-U50-1H; 5019; 700-19; 750 19 : 45020 ; 475-20 ; 50020; 525 20; 550-20; 600-20; WXMJ50-20; 650 20; 440-450 21; 440-21: 450 21; 475 21: 50U21; 52521; 600-21: 650-21; 70021; 500-22 ; 60022; 750-14; 30x 3: 30x3',; 31x4: 32x4; 33x4; 32x 4 '-4; 33x4 '4; 34x4'4. Fine Watches Used in Shells Hend Jewelers are discovering at least one of the reason they are experiencing difficulties in se curing certain types of watches, reports J. H. Hear, operator of a Jewelry store here. Here Is the reason, aa explained In the cur rent number of the Pacific Gold smith: "Some of the defense work that our watch factories are doing con sists of making thousands of rail road watch movements with an alarm device. These ar placed In cxploalva sheila and oan b so timed that the watch mechanism fires or explodes the shell at a predetermined distance from the muxzla of the gun." This mechanism Is said to bt replacing fusea formerly used. The Australian government haa presented to the New York Botan ical Garden six large oil paintings of Australian flower bouquets, a part of the New York world's fair exhibit. Bulletin Want Ada Bring Results p ii ' mm Mo always mrr i ARE ALWAYS OUT IN mONT! Sa. oWl lei txn Uhi.su bank aaal snWvaly from bmiOTaofk, mfltcm vsra. Of plaf. Ua GiamlMttlain'i Lotam scsularlr. Tktt aJaar, Uea Unas drlaa wall fionvaalanl JllkluM.w sihI belpa katp yaw aaad mi alia salt aotl allurlnf, Buy H 1 all TtJrt Cmmlt Cimltn S riamrjcrlains U' HUM "-aj THE PARADE OF ENJOY A MOVIE HITS AND IS ON RELAX Everyone naedi diversion! This is particularly Irua in timei of (train at at present. Going to the movies is a splendid antidote for tension. Our choice of screen entertainment is so varied at to provide just the pick-up you need. 90 to see a movie show and relax. When nerval arc tense, CAPITOL SUNDAY Strange and Gripping Drama saw 1 'in j m JAN. 28-29-30-31 In Technicolor suotumi snauxa CARROLL HAYDEN T FEB. 1-2-3-4 They're Better Than Ever! I'lNi.lM.riiOIIHHMH.'hl FEB. 5-6-7 Actually Filmed By The R. A. F. ..nSS ARC SPLITTING! oc ARE CRACKING! Iraat) wtf ' losgi-ilt tisaitt Ida yaar'i blggast icrasail - Wis STARTS TODAY! Four Great Days! Added PICTURE PEOPLE" SCENIC REEL WAR NEWS Continuous Saturday Matinee 30c Till 5 P.M. TOWER SUNDAY The Bumsteadt Go To College! FEB. 1-2-3 Your Radio Start Fibber McGee and Molly in FEB. 6-7 It's Timed To Today's Headlines! FEB. 8.9.10 They'll Draft Your Blues! I LaTJ lilW'l A Mi FEB. 8-9-10 A Woman of Fire With a Heart of Ice! "Submarine" Startt 7.-0S 10:07 FEB. 11-12-13-14 Two Great Start . Terrific Together WE FEB. 15-16-17 Her First Dual Role! 11 1 7,r ana COMING SOON! "THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON" "THE BUGLE SOUNDS" "THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER" "BEDTIME STORY" "Enemies'' Starts 9.-00 Only TONIGHT TOMORROW 20c BARGAIN t NIGHTS Plus WE'RE BRINGING BACK The Most Spectacular Naval Picture Ever Filmed! SUEUH m as mm aaaiswaBsi y i '.- ticMAto oaitNi MsNcraiuv 'B ;j J MtsTON Fosria oiosoi sancsoft jfcir'v araTaTUk SUM SUWMtlVIUI . JOHN CA1UOINI ''JVt ... . Jt JOAN VAIISII . HINST ASMiTTA "' , WAatfNHVMR . XFASSIUMacOONAlD " s . . ' 1 1. a DOUOIAS FOWUV MAXW exWOA, SECOND FEATURE HIT! " I J.a a s s si a 1 1 viuutnr " avINST emiiir s '!' ' r I - ' BARRIE-TERRY FEB. 15.16.1 7 A Musical Fun-Fett! FEB. 22-23-24 A Thriller Yu Won't Forget! mefiivfZ. FEB. 27.28 Hit Greatest Novel! ZANE GREY'S RIDERS OF THE PUPl- SAGE COMING SOON! "MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN" "SLEEPY TIME GAL" "WILD BILL HICKOK RIPES" "DR. KILDARE'S VICTORY"