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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1943 PAGE THREE Applications For Book No. 2 1.1'llcr runler yi-Hlrnliiy heeim (IKlllllUlli.il III II 1,1 K H 1,1 H HI 11,11,11(11 linn riinlK (hi win- I'lillnn lunik No. ';. Willi ll Will plllVllle Hew kllllllIK til rt-ilari IIiiisc I nulling nut III I'MslInK dunks. I Msl I I l.in of lliew ranis Mill I Hit I lit vir tile "i l tliii'c wet ks. or until June X While OI'A mii:i;i'sIm lluil Hie iiiilli allium In- filletl mil iiouiit ly lipiill leeelil, lln puliHe uiKi'il mil tu in. ill ihnn in, III .lime I. Hy tlml dull', tin1 ius ullhf will have tiiiill i-luiiim-ls rlrareil (in- 1. 11.1 Ii.iihIIIiik anil OI'A in, ill tenlem will j. uranil up In pm term llii' rimlM unit nwill nut Hie iMHikN. ( arils inalli'il In iiilv.-niee ul J u in' I will nut in' piiHi'Hsi'il al liiisi inilll Hi. H il.iii. nnil, Mure ini-rlianlral arranni'tni'tils will nut Imve Ih'.i riiliiplrli il, may Id' lust ur nilsphieeil. unl lllvlilt'tl Km h rani In illvlil.-il Into Hint' pints us fiillnwA: I. An lili'iiilllrallun Htuli whlrh Is to Iw ili't.ii'lusl anil ri'lainiMl hy IIh' applicant ; -'. An applli'iilliui on which Ik to Im I v.ih'w i iili-n or printed plainly, piefernhly In Ink, the niime of t ! In.. ul of llw laiiilty anil tin- nit ihi'ss In whlrh tin- liiMikH me In Im' si'iil ; .1. 'l lii- rani on w hlrh should Im ltsii.f itu naini' anil line ol every tuie i Ini'ltulluk tin In .nl of the lainllyl who Is tu K"t Imok tints'. lni' aiipliratlnii will ilu for all thf niriulH'is of a family living lunler thf name riHif ami ratine at thr nami' tnlile, whether tr not Ihrlr sin ii.imes art- tin- same. In itlvtiluals living iilniie, ur who live with hut an' not a uil of h family, or who share living tpiar ' I. -is with othi-r Inillvliluals mtist make out M'parntr nppllrations iiikI (.iiiiioi Im. Imluilisl on n "lamlly" rani. IiislriirlloiiH l.lvin Afti'r fllllnu out thi' ia nl anil tlrtaellltlR tilt' llli-ntl (K'.ltlcll Htutl, tin. applicant will affix the proper iMwiaiii. n though for a letter, ami ilrop It In thi' mall hox at any lime hetween Juno I anil June 10. Ne ailtlrt'ss l.s niti'ssnry, an earn card will contain the printrtl Hiklii'SM nf tht OI'A mail renter nervine the artii'iiliir am, At the mall renter, the volun-lis-r workers will il. tnih untl file that pail of the rartl listing the menilier of I he applying family for iiennnnent ret-onl. 'Hie appll ration rartl will lie pl.irril in a kr.i'IiiI enveloH' riinmlnlng n wlmlow Htruiigh whlrh the name, aililit'UH. ami serial number will lie FREE DELIVERY SAT.. MON.. and TUES Milk 4 tall cans 39c ('a run. Inn Cheese lb. 39c Tillamook (8 ''obits) Peaches No. 2 can 25c Cl Points) Tomato Juice 3 cans 25c nmplM'll'n, I I Ounro C'miH 4 rolnln) i Postens Cereals pkg. 23c H?Ho Purex i gal jug 27c Maxine Toilet Soap ....4 bars 19c Salmon tall can 25c (7 Points) Catsup bottle 12c (ID Polnln) Peanuts pound 29c Fresh 1'oastetl Grapefruit I'lnk 3 for 25c vWliliv "Ill In envelope a I 'in will fnulaln the family hooks. Thus I he head of eiirh family will have M lf aililiesHi il l he enveloH'. Karh lllllll renter will heglll tilling out Hie honks lain In June anil the enllie uli Is wheiluleil to be roni pletisl hy July ill. I'rieiluri. Kvpliilniil If Hie honk tin not arrive, Hie hoiisrliuliler takes Hie stuh he has lelalueil in his local huiinl anil there fills nut annlller appllra Hon. This Is furwai'leil hy Hie h ii a nl In Hie proper OI'A mall renter mul Hie xerliil numlier Is this'keil again! a master file which contains nil Incomplete or llteellile nppllrations anil all hooks that have Imiii returned hreauKr of (aulty adilressluif. If this file line not turn up the midline, hook, It will Is' lis Minieil lhal the hooks actually were mailed to the proper d IresN. In this rase, the applicant will he required In exitute a sM'elal iiflldavlt form In the tf fret that the hooks never were reivlvod, and after due InveBlle.i Hon, will lie given a dupllrate set. A total or .'IM.MMj pieces ul mall rimlainlng nppllrntlonii fur war ration Imok .1 will he handled at Portland. All iippllrallunK fur hook .'I must lie in the malls hy l i Itl 1 1 1 1; 1 1 ? . June 10. Those . post marked later will not be' pro reitHril until after Aug- 1. I-oeul iHiards will nut arrept appllrallons Ih-iwis'ii June 10 and Au. 1. Permits Needed To Burn Slash Permits fnr burnlnit f slash and debris on furcstrd, brush or gins lands in areas under fire protective oi Kiinlatlons In now iiiinicd by Klale law. It Is point etl out by the loeal forest service oftlre. The state law provide that all such Inn nine must bo under per mit between May 15 anil Decem ber 31. For hiu nine wlihin area pro tertetl by the forest nervlre, kt mils are Riven hy district rangers at llend. Sisters, Crewent and faliln lake. Warden Mel Craw, ford, of SlNtein, Issues permits for humlng on land protected by the slate and J. II. Ilaner, of Ijiplne, for land under the Walker Range association. I'tmtlillttns ('Iuhik Fast "Forest conditions can chance rapidly at this time nf the year." It Is Miinted out by Forest Super vlsnr Kalph W. Craw ford. "When fin conditions occur it is essen Hal that protective niKanizatinns know by permits Issued whrre burning is Koine on." 'I he law w hich became effective on May IS docs nut Include camp fire iH imlts. The date on which ramplire permits are needed is July 1. i PHONE 466 MAY 22, 24 and 25 Borene Oranges 216 Size dozen 47c I jUJJ 1 Bora s"P fmM 23c Assigned - o O D O o G P.eilinmid, May 21 - Dr. Haymond F. Jones, navy lieutenant com mander and for many years a physician in Redmond, ha Is en as sIcihkI to sea duty and is now chief mrdiotl officer on a cruiser In the Pacllir war zone. Hefore rccelvine his cruiser assiRnment, lr. Joni-s was Htationetl in Seattle, Wash. Karly In April he was transferred from the l.lth to the llMh naval district. Ir. Jones is a veteran of the llrst world war, with army service in three major battles, St. La Zarre, Areonne and St. Mihlel, aitarhetl to the 91st division. The navy officer Is a K'aduatc of the University of Oregon Medical school. While her husband is In service, Mrs. Jones Is servine as a member of the staff of St. Vincents hospital, Portland. Electric Co-Op Has Anniversary The Central Electric Coopera tive, Inc., Redmond, this week enters Its third year of supplying electric service to farmers and other rural consumers In this area. Citing the progress of the co os'rative since its lines were first energied on May 17, 1911, Sup erintendent Morgan W. Sharp re called that the system had only 90 consumers al the end of its first month of operation. Today the cooperative furnishes electric service to l10 consumers along 277 miles of distribution lines in Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties. Farm members of the cooper ative have come to depend more and more on electric equipment to save labor antl Increase produc tion of such vital foods as milk. "ggs. poultry and meats. Sharp said. The 455 farms served by the cooM'rative consumed an average of 5S kilowatt hours In March as compared with 45 KWH a year ago. New Farms Aided The war production hoard's lib eralized service connection order has made it possible for the coop erative to supply electricity 'to many new farms engaged in live stock, dairy antl poultry produc tion, according to Sharp. Service has been extended to five farms under the order so far. Farms eligible for such service are near present lines of the cooperative. They must meet certain minimum production rqulrements and use one or more specified electric de viceswater pump for livestock, milking machine, tnilk cooler, In cuhntor. feed grinder. ! The cooperatives program gol under way on July 11!, 1910, when the REA allocated $244,000 of Its first loan to the system. Construc tion started after a contract had been let on Nov. 19, 1940. for the building of 237 miles of line at a cost of S177.3G0. REA has ad vanced the cooperative a total of $254,880 on Its construction al lotments as of Jan. 31, 1943. War Briefs Ry United Fnal Pacific Tokyo reports Admiral Irosoku Yamamoto, commander-in-chief of the Japanese fleet, kill ed In action; complete American victory on Attu seems near: American bombers blast Japanese bases north of Australia. Europe Allies destroy 113 more axis planes for two-day total of 186 In Mediterranean campaign against Italy and Island outposts; British bombers raid Berlin for second straight night and other planes hit nazl war factories and transport In wide area. ' Russia Army breaks stale mate along Donets river line by expantling bridgeheads vital to summer campaigning;axls barges reinforcing or evacuating Kuban bridgehead are sunk and attack by 12,000 German troops repulsed. Twenty-four thousand farmers organized Into 2,243 fire com panies played an Important part In preventing fire losses In rural communities In California the past year. Sea Duty IS . ... i'i r- HOG'S ADEPT IN HOTEL Los Angeles, Calif, uii Speck, an English setter, was born in a hotel and has lived in a hotel all his life. He has never known 'the wide, open spaces and hence ! has learned only the tricks of ho ' tel life. One of the first tricks he learned was to stand on his hind legs and push the button of the elevator. He belongs to Jack Mathews, general manager of the Knickerbocker hotel. Often ele vator boys make a trip to the top floor of the hotel, only to find it is Just Seak who wants to come down. OFFICIAL U. S. ARMY AIR CORPS 39th Fighter Squadron Insigne FREE with War Stamps . bought this week at , Shell Dealers and Shell Stations Get your U.S. Fighter and Ob servation Squadron insignia the kind youngsters are collect ing now I In full color on cloth, they're just right to sew on pockets, caps or sweaters. You get one of these insignia FREE while the supply lasts every time you buy War Stamps from your Shell Dealer or Shell Serv ice Station. And yTTV. watch for the next Aull7 new insigne! SHELl "CARE FOR YOUR CAR FOR YOUR COUNTRY" Remember, not the tpetJomtter, hut the calendar is your best guide nowadays! Once a Week: ATTtRY Reduced driving makes Shell check-ups of water level and charge more important thin ever. TIRIt Maintaining correct air pressure saves tires and gasoline. Every 2 Months: OIL Have rrankcase drained, flushed and trtilled with Golden Shell Motor Oil. IHILlUtRICATION -Thorough, correct lubrication vital in mak ing your car last for. the duration. SHELL OIL COMPANY Imcrpireird Church Announcements I IK volli. nul hour over Klt.VII Sunday, under NponHi rshln i.f t!i:t ' AsHiii'ltit.f rlilircheH lM.:t'li"i',t, it , 9 a. in. Minister In f-harf;e, fcrv. f. II. Prc.iili-e, first Pn-oyteiiaii ' ehureh. - I hurch of the Naarene .Sunday m hool !(:4". M rniir woishlp 11 a.m. .Subject: "Five Pnillls It; Sunday 5rchnol tiiowlli." Junior clum-h If I by Mrs f.iacc Caveniler 11 a.m. N'.Y P S. f: 1", p.m. Prt-achine service l:'.'Ai p.m. Mid wiM-k prayer wi-vici- Wi-ilni'i-day, 7:.'Xl p.m. K. K. Kl I, ..n lor. l lrst llapllst ( fiun h Sunday Ht hntil at Ua. Morninj; wni ship at 11. Subject: "When the Church Meets the I-urd in the Air." This scivicr broadcast nvr KP.NI. Senior anil Junior H Y. !.(!. a' li .'jO. Preachine service al 7:33. Subject: "Journeyint; Vith Christ Ihroueh Samaria." V.'ednesilay prayer tneetlng. Alfr. 1 l inn-Is .n, Pa.sior. Trinity l.ojht ran Church There will Ik- no si-rvice or Sunday srhuol this enmine Sun day. Donald W. Hinrich.s pastor. Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Sunday school at 9:l."i. Morn inc worship at 11. Sermon suh Jecl: "The tJiKnlness and Severb 1y of (Jnd." Young people's meet- inc at b:30. Kvaneelistic servicp at 7:30. Sermon iy the jiastor on the subject "What the Scriptures Say About Suffering." Jlitile study and prayer Thursday at 7:30. Bible study theme "Outline Study of the Book of Job." Martin W. Kline, pastor. Pentecostal Mission Sunday school, 10 a.m. Morning worship, II am. Evangelist L. U. EgU-rl will bring the messag". Bioadcast. 4:15. KBND. Young peoples service, 7 p.m. Evangelis tic service, 8 p.m. Evangelist I.. D. Egbert in charge. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday Evangelis tic services, led by visiting Evan gelist Eeliert. Children's church. A NEW KIND OF FURNITURe . -ixir -zn . o - - - 1 iIIWiInIF sVM. VsKTIV ATKIAaFTV I I IP' MM I H II I W I all I lis I aafcaal I v ' " 1 A 'I II lift- ' 1 K k-' I Lovely American Treiul Living Room Picture this smart living room suite in your home! A beautiful sofa and companion lounge chair tailored in fine fabrics and built for max imum durability and comfort. Choose your own colors select the one that pleases you most! SfUAEE IDEAL FUEMTOEE COMPANY Phone 324 We Deliver Bond & Minnesota Friday al 4 p.m. Saturday morn ing children's church at 1 114 Fres no street. Saturday evening street service, 7:30 p rn Harriet Mar ling, pastor. Trinity K.plscopal Church Holy communion, H a.m. ("hurch sch'iol, 10:'l a.m. Morning pray-.-r and sei mon, 11 a.m. St. Peter's Cross Keys; Holy communion and sermon, 3:l" p.m. (Jentge K. V. Holster, rector. 'Orthodox) Westminster Prcli lerian Church liihle st hotil at 9: 15 a.m. Morn ing worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject: "A Present help in Trou ble. Intermediate and senior .Ma then leai'Ut-s at 0:30 p.m. F.ey rung sci-vice at 7:yi p.m. Subject: '"I he C'KHi Samaritan. " Wednes day, 7:.'!') p.m. Prayer miftin! and Bible study. studyinR the sec ond chapter of I'liilippians. Glenn K. Cuie, minister. Assembly tf God Clinrch Sundiiy school, 9:45. Morninr; worship, 11. Young People's and children's service, (J. 45. Kvangelis tic si-rvice, 7:45. Revival services every night except Monday and Saturday, 7:45. with Evangelist Arnold J. Bush. A. Kgger. pas tor. Missionary Baptist Church ' Sunday school at 10 a.m. for all ages using as lesson fnesis 4C to the end of the brrok. Preaching services at 11 a.m. Evening ser vices at 7:45. Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:45. Broadcast over KBND at 8:30 Sunray morning. Leo Hair, pas tor. Mrst Methodist "Voices Krom Other Worlds" Is the subject of the Sunday morn ing sermon by the pastor in the 11 o'clock hour. Inspiring organ and music program. Evening ser vice at 7:30. These "Stones." This service opens with a short organ concert and enjoyable song fest. Sunday school 9:45. Junior church 11. Youth Fellowship 6:30. Wed nesday choir 7:30. Thursday 9:30 a m., prayer circles. John B. Coan, minister. llrst Lutheran Church Sunday school and Bible class meets this coming Sunday at 9:45. Due to pastor's attendance at dis- !UsMas4 illlUUIIIIIIIaWllllfl f iniKiiii rr i a 1 1 r a m av s. h m m l t i a "A "V -m. X. " il l"B"fl w tarn m m K m m m a ' f trict meeting In Seattle there will service at 2:30. Tuesday evening he no Saturday classes or any i at H:30 the young married group services on Sunday. Morris A. i will hold Its regular meeting at Thompson, pastor. j the Prentice home. Rev. Travlelle i w ill show moving picture and tell l lrst Church of Christ, Scientist j of his work In Slam. The Circle Authorized branch of The Moth- will meet Tuesday afternoon at er church, the First Church of2. Further opportunities to hear Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, j Rev. Forrest Travlelle '.!! Is? an Sunday service at 11 a.m. Sub- nounced later In the week. R, II. Ject: "Ancient and Modern Ne-1 Prentice, minister, cromancv, alias Masmerism and I . . Hypnotism, Denounced." Sunday I school at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday j" evening testimony meeting at i 8. Heading room in Room 3, Mc-, Kay building. Open to public from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, except1 .Sundays, and from 7 to 9 p.m. each evening except Wednesdays C?. ...,o ou,,o..ys. Bible Community Chapel lOn the Butler Market Road) Preaching service at 3:30 p.m. The ' m(.nt of a Jump of 13.2 per cent In Sunday school at 2:43 pm.lon monlh ,n lh nrlco of fr..sh P.ev. Clenn R. Coie of the West minister Presbyterian church will speak. A women's quartet will sing. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Later Day Saints Church Sllrwl:,t c-h-il at 1A n'fliv. rn Sunday. Relief society will bo held at 2 o clock Tuesday. All meet ings will be held at the corner of Hill and Irving. J. Owen Grif fiths, president. d u i . ied the bureau of labor statistics First Presbyterian Church report on the cost-of-living index Sunday school, 9:45. Morning ' for tnp month ending March 15. It worship 11.00. Children's service. showed that the living coats of 11:00. Nursery maintained fori cty workers Increased 1.5 per the children. Rev. Forrest Trai l cent during that period. The main vielle, returned missionary from ; factor was a sharp Increase In the Thailand iSiam) will bring the I cost of vegetables and fruits, message. Youth meeting Sunday The bureau said the food price evening at the Prentice home at : Increases occurred prior to Presl 6. Sunday school at Tumalo at dent Roosevelt's "hold the line" 1:30 followed by the preaching order. SPECIAL MEETING International Woodworkers of America Local No. 7 SUNDAY, MAY 23 at 2:00 P. M. Very important business, if you are interested in vacation with pay be sure to attend this meeting. Oliver Currie, Secretary. 0 i XEW FI'RMTI'RE WITH lUILT-IX COMFORT Sop our display of new 1913 Kruclilcr Amer ican Trend furniture. The revolutionary tlesijins achieve new comfort with a scientific form-fitting seat and back that gives com plete relaxation. 8 See These New Ensembles At Our Store Now! New! Different! Popular! 2-PIECE SUITES Priced from as50 Use Your Credit Freelg..eor Pag Canh BUY YOUR FURNITURE NOW! jTrend of Prices r'IStill Upgrade .'l.lnlm M:.v 01 M1 Dr. Washington, May 21 '111 ganized labor today had the bu reau of labor statistics' announce- vegetables and fruits as evidence of their charge that price control has broken down. The American Federation of Labor's executive council de nounced the "feeble, fumbling, half-hearted efforts of the office PricP administration" to keep food prices in check and charged that despite repeated promises : OPA has made no sincere or ef- fective attempt to roll back prices. The council's statement follow-
