The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 21, 1942, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1942 PAGE THREE Reynolds Tells )f Dieppe Raid; Casualties Heavy Big Battery Silenced At Commando Attack; Destroyer Hit Twice (Tti folUtwin ilUiMilt-li m wrltun Mlalltr fi.r Mm, lltmd Vim by t,ttlin M-lla, r,,itt,n itt au t.l. !( it ul loll,.,-. Wkl,. IU lw nnriMl h ar frt.m 1Kb ImwihuIiiw. Illi ul llw Mi iHrtt ! I.. 1'iik h lit .im1..m for Om. bill. ,.-miI lit Al- Nib .,, lUw t, Himtm with '.f,N ILr,n,.n. Ho w l,lil ,.l Nianr tU-.l Nllti ll,., ItM'lutdln VYmaloit 'h(. Iillll, V By Quriillii Itpynolila (I uillot. Hull I'wtrMtMrtMjwtil I iWilltMt luf llnttMl rr, Lun ilo n, Au. 21 'in Tin. Ix'lf upprallon uituliml tin leiM n ulun wn pxtivini'ly hn rd.iiiH. Wn Cm. Jarnpa ltnlii. I Kim he I'uruulliiii urtny, tun In chiii'ifi' ( Hip military furii' iiml Iip In Mini thai I hi- ilmlroyiT III which wax Milling ahuulil k" flral. I van mi lluil ili Hli ciyi r. An urinuilii of hl) followiil ua I wan tilifht unil tlii-rp wrrp nIuih Kit Utile union. Soon durk, KtUMlllkp ahnpra o( illenl hli IM-Kun In loom on ItliiT ulili- ii ml imti-rn of ua. Kurh craft kiMW Juki whrit II wan Coing. Ii hirtl nil hppn workiil nut with nu-lleuluua pni'lHlon ly 'hi' Mtnf f of Hip romliliml lfia lloim rommaml. Tnuvr Hulli'la Hah Wp hail rparhptl wlihln nix tnllpa of 1Icik' wIipii lirlk'hl k'okli-n )IiihIii'H anil IiIup anil nil lurM from traivr Imlli-U Hilah til tin- Kky. nil- radio ik'lii-lor laKl hy tin f'.iTinaiu pvlrii-ntly util phkisl up the rtiKliH' l our ohmIo ImmiIn ami thought I hi' hl wua ovrrhi-ail. For 'M mln Jli'K, I hi- anil ulrrruft Uirnigi -Onlliuiiil. Mi-unwhllp our flollllu viuki'il i'Iomt Itinhorp. II1IU1.I1 i-onuiianiloii had lamliil y now on the Ix-ai-h lit our right, liii'lr )oU wm lii Kllriirp a baltrjy il lurgi' guim anil Just an I hi' gray irluiv ilawn thlnnod I ho night, a dull rxiilonlon and a ml glow told ua thai they had ilunp tlu-lr Unual rfliillvi' Joh. Now the lnvalon harcrn. look llli: llki' Kiwi rlvpr Mimi, rloacil In. Thrrp wan no oppoaltlun ut Unit. Our dratniypr waa eUme ptiough to w-r tlu whltp N'arhi'. Tlu'ii heavy gun, motinm. and maihliM' guna i'ned and wp knew our Imya werr ratchlng It. Iawn wan lighting the mviic and the KAK wa with ua-thnv aiiiailronii of Spltflrea darting all over Hip hky. lleiortH werp com ing In to Kolierta. Hp aat In hla ainall riKim with thrpp aldea who worr ear phone. Kolierl waa In I o u c h hy radio with hla men ahorp and the fighter command III Kngland. Sniokp Srrppn IjiIJ He railed for a imoke acreen to ahleld hla tiuopa on the went hrarh. Within a few minuted Dougla Ikistona awooped low and MMin the beach wua covon-d wllh a heavy white arreen. The men landing un the middle of the thni" iM-achea werp U'lng atrufed by Kockp Wulf l!a. Koherli barked an order to nn nidi' who rontai'ted the fighter command I'tid within half a minute, we aaw a group of Spitfliva viit off and take rare of the alluutloir The air waa hurst lug now with nolie and ahella and the amokp ol gun pow der. Heavy guna ashore turned their attention to ua and hells N'gan dnipplng cloM. HiiIxtIh ordered a amokp arreen and our deatroyer xtreaked up mid down, trying lo hide our amall craft from the gunners ashore nnd the bomlM'ra that had Joined the party. Hy now It waa evident that the opMHltlon aahoit waa very great. The wounded began lo lie brought I'tiouid. Thru' were a lot of thrill. Ileciniypr lilt Twliw Our deatroyer w aa hit I wire by ooinha, and Ihe diK'toia nwoie Miltly uk Hip coiii ukkIoii and the shaking of Ihe khlp lrnMinil wouiidi, Hy 10 .'Ml In the iiiiiiiilug, Itoli i l Ik in (In rd ihe laiullng lui it to Mllh.lMiw. 'I be wllhdliiw.il wuk iilfllrull and roHlly, but many liiMipa iiiuiiaged to climb Into kiiiiiII iHiula und gel out Into Hie bay. Thni' hum k later our fleet liiuN'd out of iTrnrti wutera. Until the final reHirla aie In, it will not lie known whether the lulling!' done and I lie undoubted lilt given to Kieiirh morale will outweigh the niltiiliieilly high niHUalllea. Souih Redmond South Hp dm und, Aug. 21 lSM'ilall - Mr. and Mia. II. O. WIIkoii and Nun, JrKjte, and gnind diiurhler. 'Ilielma In land, went to ('ii-KU'iil lake Kiimlay. They took two ram and brought h.u k Ikik who had NN-nt the week at Seoul ramp. Mr. and Mia. W. J Taylor, who have kk iiI tin l.iHt three iiioiiHik viKltlng their Nun, Ceorge Taylor and family, have returned to their home at Mayvllle. MIkk Kitty OakPN went lo I'llnr villi- Monday evening to kk'iiI a few dayH wllh her alHter, Mra. Jin k Student. Mr. II. O. WlUon and aon, Jeaxp, and Mra. W. J. In land und daughter, 'l)ielma, made a busl ni'M Hip to III' nil Monday. HrrlK it While und hla wife, ol Monterey, Calif., b'iil a few liiya viKltlng HeilMTt'a parentK, Mr. and Mik, liula Kimler. Mr. White renialniil t I hp Flutter borne and HerlN'H went to Camp ' gust vi line, in Aieniorn, wnerp ne win In Ktatloned with the army. Allen SiK'neer returniil Sun day evening from C'reHcent lake, where he -nt a week ut Scout rump. Mr. und Mm. Clayton Cork und iiiiugbter. Shuron, wen Sumluy viKitora at Hip Walter Johnaon home at I lewhulci. Mr. and Mm, Arlnn Coik and aon wen overnight gueHta of the Churchill, Stalin, Harriman Meeting Bodes Mo Good for the Axis o I'W iK-- ' - li sk i-- ; Civilian Defense and Red Cross News i i - m An Important meeting of the1 library, thp firxt clasa of a courap lu si hule county civilian di fenap in advanced flrat aid will be held, lounril will In held Monday even-! Mr- John Sharpp will In thp In . ... .. 11. . fctructor. A I peraona having atiin- : Ing.n the courthouse circuit court 1(lar(, , cerllfU-Hti-? are I loom ut M o'clock. All new und; urged to attend. ' old meinlN-r of the council are re- j . uiirstrd by the chairman. Judge The ecmd claaa of a atandunl C. I, Allen, to attend. rirat aid course will be hold to- Speaker of Hie evening will lie at g o'eim-k In the county Ml, r.. w. riorre, bimiv ui- fun room of the niurtbnuiw. II. . A. Davis la innlrui-tor. Oregon'i quota In the national : scrap harveat la 47..VIO tona of i Iron anil steel to aecure In tnp next aix month. Thl has been 'it dor of community services, of, Portland. She will talk on re- 01 gam Ait ion plans and functional : ol the council. i The following members of the iruunril representing the various' 1,1. fenAe units who are expected o brin ,h, abou ,hri,U(,h KrwlnK attend the w-ssion are scarcity of Iron and steel, and the i r. r,,- "'"": I"""'; " inec'ssity of a back log for ihe ; Car on. !,.; William Lack i f. , ' , h wn lut.hl.es: IVrcy Drost. public ( weahJr mniimM wlM muke works; I). Ray M.ller. wanlena: . ,,.,,,, dllcu , tner tM f .erald J-nw-n consumer Inter-, and ,hi , ,ne ,, : ings staff; O. W. Grubb, salvage;! i Hans Slagsvold, war price and Obtaining the quota will need the help of everyone, in order to IMA Hmlto-lttrpkaut lllllrr. Illrolilto. Mummlliil tc Co. are undoubtedly wondering what this meeting was all about. This photo, radioed from Moscow to New York", shows llrlllsli Prima Minister Winston Churchill, second frum left, and, reading- to right: W. Averell Harriman, U. 8. defense Unison chief; Joseph Hlulln and Kuxniuu foreign Minister V. M. Molotov. Mao at extreme left Is unidentified. Church Announcements I-Iml HaplUI Church dren'a servlcp at 213 Ijifayrttr. Men's prayer meeting at 8 a. m. ! Saturday street meeting at 3 p. m. ivimrd.iy morning, children s cru saders. Harriet Marling, I'astor Sunday si-hool at U:45 a. in. Morn 1 Ini; worship at 11 a. m. Subject: "The Missing lilsclple." H his' ser vice broadcast over KHND.' Senior ' and Junior It. Y. P. I? at :. p. m. I Preaching service ut 7l30 p. m. J Subject : "Somp Present and Ku ture ItlesslngH of Hie Christian Life." Tuesday service at Shevlln. Sunday arhool at Tuinalo at . Wednesilay prayer meeting. Al,f I l.,,,l,,lu,.t, If,L-T,kt- Brandis Store Has Birthday l-lrsl Presbyterian bun-h Sunday si-rvlces at 11a. in. Ser mon by the minister. No youth services will he hold during Au J:. 'HI followed by preaching service at 2 .10 o cluck and (.'hrlsllun Kn- - dravor Sunday evenings at K. , Trinity Kpl- uml Church K. II. Prentice, Minister: Holy communion at H:U) a. m. - I Morning prayer with sermon at 1 1 I o clock. Preacher, the rector; cru 'cifer. Huh Llntz. St. Peter's Cross (HOWS "WCAl-TY BLSII" ! Augusta, Me. mi Mrs. Andrew T. McWhorter of Augusta has a plant In her ganlen known as a beauty bush. The plant, now near 1 ly six feet high, is covered with a j mas of pink und while shcll shuMd flowers which emit a slight medicinal odor rather like , that uf a hospital. Hend shoppers this week are on i joying the siieci.il values offered I in the third anniversary sale of the Brandis Thrift-Wise drug store. ration board: Rev. R. 11. Prentice. youth participation: II. W. fjnrge, physical fitness; Phil F. Kiogan, cultural resources: nn. Boyd lie Bunco, nutrition; Bruno Rath. Red Cross. Henry N. Fowler, Information; G u a A. Hagglund, agriculture: Don Peoples, housing. Other members of the council who are requested to attend are: Carl B. Livesley, George S I m e r v 1 1 1 e. Mayor F. S. Simpson, Mrs. Chris hostol, R. R. Hiker, Dr. F. A. Lieuellen, Free! Gibson, F. G. Gates. A. G. P. u". Sheriff C. meet the appeal of Donald M. I Nelson, chairman of the war pro duction board, who states-, that "a crisis exists In the collection of salvage, particularly steel scrap" which he terms as "ordinary Junk" which today la lying In the barn yards and In the gullies of farms, basements, attics, and gar ages of homes throughout the country." The quantity of scrap steel and metal to be collected in Deschutes county from July 1 to December 31 la 1.863,100 pounds, or 100 MtCauley. John C. Johnson, Wade , Short, W. F. Hard con. Mrs. Jesse I Tetherow. 'Dr. V. il W. Rogers, Austin Olson, Clint I litchcock, Her-. I man Rasch, W. F. Carlin, C. C. little more than three years Keller, Mrs. Fred Gibson. I T,Uilll r...Lt -Y-l. I- .- .1 . I I1111IU , 'U 1 1 1 illO S.IIC 19 IU COIII1IIUC 4111 -.!.,, ,,,. some time. I lrt blin-h of Christ. Si lenllst Authorliil branch of The Moth er Church, the First Church of Christ. Sclrnlist. In Hoston, M.ihs achusetts. Sunday service at 11 a. m. Subject: "Mind" Sunday Clayton Corks Sunday. They i school at :.T0 a. m. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at K:0U Heading Room In church edifice were on their way to Vancouver. Wash., where Cork has Isi-n em ployed. Mr. und Mm. Harold Doty attended u surprise birthday IMiiy at thi Chnrles IV Rons hume Friday evening, given In honor of Mrs. He itoos hy her I husband. Mr. and Mm. II. O. Wilson nnd I sons, Jesse and Vernon, and Mm. .John (lakes and Allen and Kitty jouke attended a surprise birth I day party given for Mm. O. L. I Winkle, at her home In Prlne ivllle, Monday evening. Others present wen the Winkle family, the Rev. K. W. Hiniii'hs. of Cornel 1 Lc Roy Wilson und Mrs. Jink his. Ore I'm link lunch after the Student nnd son, Tim. of Prlne-1 service In Pioneer park. Sunday ! vlllp. Four generations wen rep Uesented ut the gathering. Tim Student Is Ihe great grandson of :diiy afternoon in Drake park with the Wilsons. ia potluck lunrh at 1 o'clock. The I Mr. and Mm. F.rllng Cunilerson ! Juniors mi-el Friday evening. Keys. Holy communion with ser mon at 3:15 p. m. Rev. George P.. V. Bolster, Rector Westminster 1 Orthodox Presbyterian Church i Sunday school at U:45 o'clock. 1 oN'n from 2 to 4 Mondays. Wed- Morning worship service at ll:OU nesduys and Saturdays. .! m. I i.wld Coleman will bring j the message speaking on the suhj- Fln.1 Lutheran Church j " W'IV"..YT. A ,klnE '0!: Sunday sc.-vlc.-s at 11 o'clock 1 "fh"'''-' MiM-h.n U-uKup at with Rev H. F Aalhue of Central s:n" cl,K- Tliert will be no eve Lutheran church, tsregon. Ore., in n'n - ch irge Weilnesday at 7:30 o clm-k. Morris A. Thompson. Pastor Glennjt. Coie. Minister. Trinity l.utheran Church Christian anil Missionary Alliance Next Sunday the annual mission : ( hun-h w-rvlce will In' bold, beginning at Sunday scIkhiI at 9.45 o'clock. 11 o'clock. The Kiieakcr will be : Morning worship at 11a.m. Ser- The U. S. board of geographical names Is busy assigning new nams to lakes in Wisconsin, where there are 59 Hass lakes, 40 Long lakes, and 36 Mud lakes. A ago the Thrift-Wise store was started by Richard W. Brandis, and since that time has been twice enlarged to meet the growing de mands of business. UianUis came here from Pondle-; be held next ton where he was on the staff of ; 28. the Pay-Less drug store as assist ant manager. He was graduated from Oregon State college in 1936 Block wardens school will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Reid school auditorium. The final class of this series will Friday night, Aug. Next Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Deschutes county NEED A VACATION? Well advance the cash and arrange convenient repayment terms. Payday Loans A FOB J WEEKS COSTS ONLY HAW Absolutely No Other Charges! PORTLAND LOAN CO. S. D. (Mrkk Mmt. 9 rmr HMg. AGAIN SQUARE DEAL'S BETTER SUYS mon by the pastor. Young peo ple's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Evan gelistic service ut 7:30 p. in. Bible school und Blhlr class ntio a. in. j study and prayer Thui-sduy at 7:30 The I -miles' Aid will meet Thurs- p. m. M. W. Kline, Pastor. lol Portland visited at the Humid iMty home recently. Mm. Gun-dot-son Was formerly Mabel loty. Mr. and Mm. D. A. Spencer re ceived word from their son. Hel ix rt, who Is In the navy, that he has arrived In Chicago) where he Ionald W. Hlnrichs, Pastor lrntecostal Mission Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn ing worship at 11 a. m. Message First Methodist Church hy Evangelist Hammond of Chico. Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Calif. Broadcast at 4:15 over stn Morning service at It a. m. Organ Hon KHND. Young people's serv nnd youth choir will participate. '. ice at 7: 15 p. m. Evangelistic serv The pastor will sKik. Junior ice at 8 p. m.. Evangelist Robert was transferred from San Diego, '.church at 11 a. m. Youth fellow- Hammond bringing the message. Calif. He will attend school there I ul the naval base. I Mr. nnd Mm. William Boogll of Prlneville visited nl thp Biul I Smith home Sunday. Mr. and Mm. John Oakes nnd Allen und Kitty Oakes spent Sun I day ut the Jack Van Dell home ill Powell Hutte. Mra. Charliw Covey and son. Albert, of Powell Butte, visited Mr. und Mm. K. A. Cyr Saturday evening. Mrs. E. A. Cyr accompanied her niece. Mm. Ben Cook nnd children of Powell Butte, to the huckleberry patch ut Huckle berry lake Friday. Miss Hetty Sutton- spent Wed nesday at the John Oakes home. ship ut 6:45 p. m. Evening service , SKi'iul music by Tracy Hammond In the Junior chas-l nt 8 o'clock. ' und Evangelist Hammond. Tues Youth urtivltli-s on Tuesday und day night, special service nt 8 p. in. Thursday evenings. j Friday evening, evangelistic serv- John B. Conn, Minister I ice nt 8 p. m. Friday, 4 p. m., chil- : Needs at Bear's Jewelry I PENS PENCILS LEADS O PARKER'S OUINK FOR YOUR TIME NEEDS . . . WATCHES of All Makes Hamilton, Gruen, Elgin, Bulova, Weitfield, Longinei, Witt nauer. Priced from $ 1 2.75 to $85. , DIAMOND RINGS Have juif let up tome new creation! In diamond rings nd Wedding Eniemblei priced from $20.00 up KOIt YOl It CHINA & POTTERY NEEDS We have alarter sets, open stock, flower vases and nick nacks. New patterns and col ors. Attractive new patterns In II else y glassware: Cran berry rolor tumblers and vases. AND REMEMBER THE BOY IN THE SERVICE .Your mailing date Ii November Itt. BEAR'S JEWELRY STORE Benton Building First Things Come First War Calls Mast Go Through e A cherished tradition among telephone men and women is that "the message musl go through." War messages for the sake and safety of all of us must go through first. The demands of War are placing a load on our Long Distance lines often beyond their capacity. It is impossible to build more switchboards and lines because) materials such as copper must be used in making munitions and weapons. You who use the telephone in these critical times can aid in getting War messages through promptly and in cutting down possible delays on your own essential calls if you will ft brief Plan what you tranl lo say, Make rnll$ only that you find ettrnlial. Place your colts by number and use slalion-lo-slnlion service. Anstcer your telephone promptly. Your cooperation in these simple matters will make possible the maximum use of existing voice high ways. Thank you for your help. THE FACiriC TCLEPHONB AND TBLEC1APH COMPANY Business Office: 139 Bond Street Telephone 601 .... u.ahV.gM -MCE 52 VtEK5 4 Piece Bedroom Suite Specials New suites moderately priced that have style and quality. 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