The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 21, 1943, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 21. 1943 PAGE FIVE Local News I II. Muwcii, a ii'infHi'iii.nlvi' ut Stlllc sclii-llvc servile heliilipinr li'in III Kiili-m, la In licnd today iniiklnif mi f I Ul.it visit m the I -vM-hulii runiily neliillvc aer Vice Oltll'e. Taw niikn r.iinpflic urimp will li'il't If a irtiiliir meelliiif at the; hoinr ul II ituiirill.iii Tliltt tul.ty nfti-i liiioii ut 2 o'clock. 'Pie meet hilt IiiiiI picvluunly Ihi ii m hi'iliiliil lor Friday. In r.m' of ln li tni'iil weather, rlillilicn iillfiulliiH II"' liht.iry plinli- h.tvc been Miked In meet at tin llhiury. II the wi-iillirr Ik PimkI, i hp picnic will Ih lirlil at I raki' pink an planned. Tin' event h ki lii-diiled fur 2 p. mi. 'I lull wl. iy Mm. Kenneth 'Mill kHliiink ami MIK Klllllee Kliiwera air en mule to .m Aneli-ii, Calif., w here Mr, t'ruli knhtuik will vlult her him Ii.iihI, an iiriny lieiiieiiiint on iluty Ihi'M. Mis Y lni'- Ih e,niii mi In l.ulilMHk, 'lex , where on July il hlif l to wed S S:l. Ve.irl Hay. whiii' hemic l.t t'nlf.i.. Wash, The In lid lo Ih ban lHen employed at r.nllo Mattou kfll lor mhiii- Utile. John Novak will t i t urn Ihla evening from I'nttland where he wriii Tui'Hil.iy on n hi let huMncaa VIMI. J. irk J. 'Ilmtrhi-r, Hon of Mr anil Mis. Ivan Thaliliir. will I I a v i' lomoi row tnornhiu for I'm il.iiul, to u pon for navy train Inir. Itolii-M V. Sawyer left ycaicr il.iy afternoon for port). mil, by way of Kiii:i'in', to intend a meet Inn of thi' iii'i:on Wnr Client, Inr., of whirli In it n ilin-etor at larite. AImi ulli'iulltii! llir I'orllatnl rniifrnnr.' will In- William NIh k.ini'ii, I h-M hutm rouniy dlni-tor. K A liiown, aili-itl-.ini' man n;:-i ol tin- S.ilcm Capital Jour li.il. In Millie "I Ha- holm' of Mr niil Mii K (I Si i, Hit Mr .Si.i.ltir In lliowna alMer. Mr. ami Mm. ,iori:o. I.mve of tlioolts St-.inlon i-.imi have re ielv.il won! iliat thi'ir hon, llaln, How In tin'' mtvIii', ha la-en as Ml'tieil to iluty at n post on an Ik l.i in I olf tin- Washlnrliiii inaM la-iuce (ills I.onmiMi. was In dii-i.-tl Into thi- aimy yisteiilay at n SiM llini'. Minn, anil In now in leave iili'll Sue ;i. U.i.ri'i' Ik lilsliKsl wild t hi' I Vsihnli-s enmity hoard, hut was tian.iferred lo Minni soia lor tii.li'i-tion. I'r. It. I' Ki'lrhmn li ft Tuesday lii-hl foi I virint. .iu-h . to attend llll tllSlt'.H M'SMOII ol thi' House of ('iiuiii'lllni s. National 1'hlio pi.ti-tir as-siK'l.illiui. I'liti'illni' I he llonsi of Coiinrlilor session, the commllti-e of stall directors, of whli h It Ki'li hiim In chairman, will unet. Mi 'Mtin tu ho none alv.nn 10 day. Mil. Isoin Kell of ClUllll.it Was II I lend visitor today. Mr. iiikI Mis. N. C. II. Knas were In town from Mrtoluis Ttn-silav. Mrs. I! J Trrn-ll of (.llrhrlst w.i" In lla-ml shopplni; yrsti-nlar Ml. anil Mis. Ailrian Hixlman wrri' hi ri' from Culver Tursilay. In from llorx lli ivrn tinlay mi I'al Charli'S anil Kird Klnnrli ("apt. M. I. 1'iTt. misI rnKlnrsT, w is in lU'iiil from thr M. alias nil Ikim' yrstrnlay. Mrs. (amlon llarni'il of I'rlni' villi- was a V hi Inr In Id-nil Imlay. Mrs. K. J. Ilolman of Ik-nil tin. ilrrwi-nt a major oM-i.itlon al St. Charli-s liospllat today. A i.on was horn tills mornlnc nl Si. Chin li s -hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Itohi-li Allnltlil, I'l.l VI. Rp-vnv. . aV Kir lulr initi vianr bowU vt-ry rUy, ( that Ittlf U not Huwtrif lrHy, ynur f.xnl my n--t ditft-ot l may limy in I w liowi-k. Then fn M"4.t 1,1 v-uf i-imitrh. Yu ft fin liiii4. Yiu it, uui( cunlt mt4 Ilia wurl4 (H.t imk. It (k.- th.i (nml, olj rrl4ir' Uttltt lvt-r l illti t.i f.-t ttt- 2 rlnta l lute flow trt( frrrly tn tfttkm yU (-( "up bmI Up.' ;( ptn-har: tUy. 1 aifcit gui Hirt-rlnt. Krlx-Uvii In maklna ltr II. .w frrrly. A ur Utivfi LiiUo Uwr IDi. and 2 MEN . . . Packard Electric Razors Special $7.95 POUTHIT'S FAMOUS COMPOSER HORIZONTAL 1 1'Kturcd writer of mu llral comrdy (rorcf, - Amwrr to I'revloua Punlt OVEIN I i Krntx, 1.1 rvrr Crww-tlrliM Lipll ItK err f$b C !p;aI$1W- F.V FlO IT I DON BUOCC 14 1'rlncf IfX AffiJuM la mcaiurv oi IBHtiA(T tloth I We. lJArr.v.(.bt.)rALpA It Toward 20 Frrnrh article 21 lotori f MiNllrino nblr ) JJTaito folo i (nhbr.) S3 Area tncaiurc ' tween autirlt ttd tumtrt 48 And (Latin) 471'lnco (al-br ) 48 Child M Tubereulf 35 Cioblin 27 Nallv 20 Indian aoConfi'Hei 32 Flowera 34 Unfiihtrn SU Timtnliu 43 Work with needle and thread 44 Muilral note 49 Period be- (nbbr.) - - S3 Illbllcal pronoun St Alabama (ubbr.) S3 llevcrage M Also 68 Klnt man it Meadow , (0 Puueaaca ifc 47 7T S;l. anil Mm. IItoici' Shrop. slilrr nnnoumv the birth of a son at Si. Ch illis hospital Tuesday. Hip baby hajt ts-n naitml Kddie Wayiw. Hf.t. Shroinhlrr la an In structor al Camp Alilxil. Itiunmai:)' S.ilr. K.I8 Wall St. Ktld.iy and Saturday. Ni-lk'lilxirs of WtMNli-riifl. Adv. 3Xc Official Records Mt NK IPAI. ( Ot'KT Omer N. Higgle, Maupln, fined $13 and M-nteniiil to 10 day In Jail on charge of bring hunk. Albert I.. Lyons, Portland, flm-d $lr mid si-ntcn.i-d to 10 days ui Jail on cliatgr of being, drunk. Itoliert I). Hudson.. Hend. hall set at $15 on charge of being drunk. Viola M. Taylor. Hend. wld $1 on charge of overt line parking. Omer N. Higgles, Maupln, charged with being drunk. Furniture Sent To Camp Abbot A group of Hend Knights of ColumhiiH will go to Camp AIiIkiI tonight to Inspect the service men'a dayroom which they have 'just completed furnishing. A 'group of ini-mls-is of the Klks j liWge will go out to camp to In spert the tlks sioti.sorel room next Weilra-sday night, Unils Hit ler, chairman, announced today. Floyd llealey Is chairman of the Knights dayroom committee. Knlghis of Columbus furnish ings went out to the post yester day. Part of the F.lkV furniture went Saturday, and the remain der, w hich ia being repaired, will lie at the camp when they go out next time, flillls reported today that the committee tills morning made arrangements to purchase a piano. Vacationists Get Your Supplies at Douthits . . . Headquarters For FISHING TACKLE Kverytlilng that Is needed In risli in' Central Orcgmi. Complete stocks Salmon L'KKs llmiks 4 lenders! Illgh tirade TiiM'reil landers for particular flsliermeii! O Wall Tents O Tarpaulins O New Guns O Used Guns (olAr.J IS Afturnoon party IS And cleni 23 Dined 24 Ix-gnl point 28 Kreuency mwlulnllon tabbr.) ' 28 Hon 33 Mineral rock 34 Employ 3 Some 38 Com pan point 37 Burning 38 Father 39 Permanent marki on tkln 40 Paid notice 41 StaU 42 Slitht organ 47 Plot 48 Talcum 49 Oil (comb, form) 80 Squad 82 Hlbbona 64 Excitement 7 Ulngle 88 Any 81 Senior (abbr.) 02 He If VERTICAL I Virginia (nbbr 2 Anger 3 Prlimn room 4 Ability 9 480 ihccta 8 Flock 7 Mittokee t Improved 9 Auitrallan birda 10 Curved bona 11 Trampoaa T 5J 57 Its- MORE ABOUT Nip Ships (Continued From Page One) cngincd bombers and dive bomb- eta rcspondi-d. Ilraul for Vila As they approached, the two traiuports w ith an escort of three destroyers separated and headed for V ila while the other warships stood off as protective cover. The bombers attacked both for mations with bombs ranging up to .VKVixiumlent. W'hcn the amoke cleared, ' the surviving enemy ships had withdrawn without reaching their objective. Two me dium and two dive bombers were lost. The latest successes boosted the number of Japanese ships sunk by allied warships and planea In the first 21 daya of the central Solomons campaign to 29. the number probably sunk to four and the number damaged to 11. Nearly all were hit while trying to push through supplies or re inforcements to Vila or Munda. Silverton Mills Have Fifth Fire Silverton. Ore., July 21 nr. The Fischer Flouring Mills build ing caught fire last night for the fifth time In 11 months. The lilae was siectaciilar but did lit tle damage. The first fire last August de stroyed most of the plant facili ties, and a wrecking crew has been salvaging timber and machin ery since. Firemen were unable to determine what started the fire, but said smouldering embers caused the previous three. L N.N I ISLiiM A, f vi e'sEjAPt: l i NcTvrios t Beginning Thurs., July 22, the NEW HOME CAFE will open at 11:00 a. m. and close at 12:00 p. m. Serving Lunch Dinner Sandwiches Pie and Coffee Your Patronage Appreciated Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Had, Props. TWO THINGS In Timber Case Thi- Jury henrtnir thn Hunter versua Cunning eaae In circuit court returned a verdict Tunaday afternoon awarding a flvo pcrr wnf commission to J. N. Ilunlcr, fv-nd rraltor, on the J!3!) iile of 17,iKm acrna of timber land be longing to the late Emily (. Gil chrlm Wclla to The lirook Scan- Ion Lumber Company. T"he defen dant was M. A. Cunning, admlnla tratur for the eatiite. Keaidea J29.W2..V), which la five per cent of the price received, the plaintiff waa awarded six per cent liiti-ri'st on the following pay menta: $.1,000, from June 20, 1!I3!; 2.4.r)0 from Keb. 1, 19-10, Aug. 1, 1!M0, fb. 1. 1941, Aug. 1, 1941, Aug. 1. 1941, Feb. 1, 1942, and Aug. 1, 1942; and $9,:jo2.50 from Dec. 31, 1942. lluntcr'a allorncya were H. II. I)c Armond of Uend and J. A. Hullivant of Portland. Cunning waa n-presnted by c;porgt II. HrewstiT of Redmond and A. S. Coo!y of Pendleton. The cane w-aa heard before Circuit Judge R. J. Green of La Grande. MORE ABOUT (Continued from rage One) ing through stubborn enemy re sistance, while the American- 7th army reached the road junction from the southwest, after flank ing operations that carried some unita farther northward toward the coast. The effect of the capture of Knna waa to xpllt Sicily in half, with the allies controlling all ter ritory south of a line running from Catania on the east coast to Knna and thence southwest ward to a point beyond Agrigento, where the Americans were still advancing. Enna represented an advance of about 35 air line miles from the nearest south coast port at Gcla, but the troops covered many more mill's In their offen sive over mountain roads. Of greatest Importance, how ever, was the seizure of the road network centering at Enna. The axis, with the mid island defenses crumbling, was being driven steadily back toward northeast Sicily and its main communica tion lines are vanishing on the north coast. Divisions Fall Back The rearguard action fought by the enemy in the Enna sector and the fierce battle at Catania werer egarded as designed to gain time while the main axis forces fall hack toward Messina, only a few miles from the toe of the Italian boot. Two axis armored divisions were among the enemy forces falling back from the Enna area. At Catania, however, enemy re sistance continued strong against the 8th army of Gen. Sir Bernard L. Montgomery. Field dispatches said that the battlefields south of Catania were strewn with Ger man dead, and wrecked tanks of the Hermann Gocring division, while allied warships and air planes hammered at the coast road leading northward to Mes sina. Prisoners taken In Sicily were estimated to total around 40,000, more than half of them taken by the Americans. Regional Director of USO Visitor in Bend Terrence llalloran, regional USO director for N.C.C.S., is In Bend for several days while he Inspects the m-cds of the men on maneuvers In this area, llalloran Is also checking on how the clubs In the area are meeting the needs of the service men. TO REMEMBER! 1. Pick up clothes left for clean ing at the time they are promised. 2. Bring only cleaning that Is es sontial and necessary. CAPITOL CLEANERS Store Accounting Case Being Heard Latp Tuesday afternoon Circuit Judge H. J. Green of 1j Grande called the cane of Kenneth Moody, Hend, versus lunula Newnon awl the late Sam Srnwanz, owners of the S and N ahop. Mooily, who announced hla acquisition of a third Intereat in the S and N atore here in June, 19-13, ia a.'.k ing an accounting. Moody, now owner of Moody'a Mena Wear ahop In Hend, and who waa for a number of yearn in charge of the S and N ahop here, la represented by M. H. feAr mond and W. K. t.'oshow of Hend. Attorneya for the S and N own ers are George II. Hrewater of Redmond and Glen Jack of Oregon City. The case la being tried without Jury. Board Runs Out Of Ration Books The local war price and ration office has mailed out Its entire supply of 3.000 "A" mileage ration books and it is estimated that be tween 1,000 and 1.500 more will be required to do the Job. The office said that motorists who waited until today to mall their applications cannot expect to receive their new "A" books for at least three days. Motorists are asked not to call at the office for books, since all of them are being mailed and none will be given out over the counter. ' Army Wives to Aid Red Cross Mrs. A. E. Stevens, county chair man of Ked Cross surgical dress ings work, announced today that the regular volunteers will not be gin work on Thursdays hereafter until 1 p.m., so that the room may be given over in the morn ings from 9:30 until 12:30 to army wives who will prepare bandages for the Camp Abbot hospital. The chairman also asked that anyone who is now unable to at tend the classes but who has a uniform or housedress In the workroom, call for it In order to provide cloakroom space for pres ent workers. CUMC M HELD The regular weekly pre school clinic, which affords complete physical examinations to children ! aged four to six years, was held , this afternoon at the county public health unit offices with 20 youngsters receiving the services. All parents wishing appoint ments to the pTe-school clinics should call the health unit, 355. i Buy National War Bonds Now! At Considerable Expense And to Who Have Been Unable to Get Arrangements for "Cabin In The HELD One More Night TONIGHT ONLY Then Gone Forever Shows at 7 and 9 P. M. (Be Early) We're Sorry! Our theatre has not been large enough to seat the wonderful crowds we've had out to see this picture but feel certain we will be able to take care of you o TONIGHT "FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO" TOMORROW Delinquent Tax In Past Year Of the J.10402.98 In delinquent taxes shown on the county books the beginning of the fiscal year, July 1, 1!H2, J137.C47.19 of the I amount was colb-cted In the 12 I month period ending June 30. ac 'cording to figures Just released : by County Treasurer K. E. rergu son. Total taxes collected In the same fiscal year amounted to $r77,443.94. with $439,7!a.75 of the total In current taxes. In Jan. 1, 1941, (which formerly began a new fiscal year In the stale), delinquent taxes shown amounted to $359,401.57. For the present fiscal year, the iotal has dropped to $24031.11- Ferguson stated that although collections on delinquent taxes were far above j expectations this year, as com- pared to former years, it Is prob , ably also true that a portion of the reduction In delinquent taxes vmm BARGAIN NIGHT ENDS TONIGHT PLUS iraiCDrrrra STRICTLy fOR fpg! Faar SbM v BROADWAY'S M&TTZ? utinui erw a Trrtir !!. COMES TO THE SCREEN! more thrilling than ever orf the bookf In due ta prompt payment oi current taxes. Collections of current and de linquent taxes in June amounted to 113,313 39, with $91 of the total distributed to roads: $197.41 to the City of Bend; $360.43 to Red mond, and $4,096.22 to the schools. Collection Listed June's collections were on fixes owed In 1927 to the present, as given below: 1927 $ 53 28 1928 275.90 1929 291.04 1930 .. 1,142.11 1931 1493.76 1932 742.24 134 726 89 1935 ... 938.39 1936 . 1,015.19 1937 . 538.11 1938 580 34 1939 508 8B 1940 957.91 GOTO TO CAPITOL TOMORROW Make It Possible For Our Patrons Seats We Have Made Special Sky" to Be for Your EOTfRTflllMIlT! F !' m. 4I0tjBiIi Mm? r'iill!!li if KrV?t5 1941 . . 420 9B 1942 M7.77 1942-43 8,079.64 Titus to Assist With Field Unit Robert Lee Titus, ire repre- Isentatlve for N.C.C.S, known lo cally for his organization of tho main USO club during the initial emergency, la assigned here again this time to bs in charge of one df the USO mobile units which serve the maneuvers troops In the field. Three of-the units, which tra- vel over the area dispensing gifts of candy, games, and stationery, .and showing sound movies to the l lonely men In the field, have been assigned here and began their welcome visits last night. Pleasure o TONIGHT ONLY Then Gone Forever Shows at 7 and 9 P.M. (Be Early) We're Sorry! Our theatre has not been large enough to seat the wonderful crowds we've had out to see this picture but feel certain we wiH be able to take' care of you O TONIGHT VIM 'FIVE GRAVIS TO CAIRO" TOMORROW . in Phong 51 827 Wsll St. Phone B24 ?I3 WallSl.