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PSGE SIX
Nimitz Asserts
Aid of Russians
Would Be Help
By William F. Tyroe
(United Priws Wur Corrtttpmident)
Ponrl Harbor, Jan. 2 HI'i Fleet
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz would
welcome the Russians us Allies in
the war against Japan.
The Pacific commander's first
"on-the-record" statement regard
ing the Soviets came in answer to
a correspondent's question at a
press conference Monday at which
Nimitz pledged that his command
ers would use all available re
sources against the Japanese
"without loss of time."
American reverses on the West
ern front, he conceded, had upset
the offensive schedule , for the
Pacific.
At the same time, he said the
United States must he prepared
to seize bases on the China coast
and to invade the Japanese home
land occupying "enough of it to
win the peace."
Nazi Blow KetarilH
Returning from a lour of
American forward bases with a
forecast of a "very unhappy l!M!i"
for the Japanese, Nimitz told
newsmen at a press conference
that the success of the Cleiman
counteroffensive in Belgium and
Luxembourg would delay the re
development of forces In Europe,
particularly the air forces. .
However, the Pacific command
ers "will continue to carry on
our operation with what is avail
able" with the goal of defeatilng
Japan completely at the earliest
possible moment, Nimitz said.
"We will continue to move In
the direction of Japan, to seize
bases from where we can carry
the war closer and closer,"
Nimitz said. "We hope to meet
the remaining units of the Japan
ese surface fleet and dispose of
them as wo have in the past . . .
Will Invudc JuiBin
"We should be prepared to In
vade Japan and we will undoubt
edly have to occupy enough of it
to win the peace. I believe also
that it is essential for us to go to
the China coast in order to secure
the land masses necessary for
the deployment of , our huge forc
es. Nimitz said he had had a "very
satisfactory series" of conferen
ces with Admiral Sir Bruce i
Kraser, commander of the new
British Pacific fleet, and the
future of coordinated American
British efforts "looks very blight
Indeed."
Referred to 1945, re said:
"I don't know yet the capacity
of the Japs to take punishment In
their homeland. What we will do
this coming year will give us some
Idea of what they can stand."
As for 194-1, Nimitz disclosed In
a year-end review that Japan has
lost 6,fr0 planes nnltl 1,018 ships,
including two battleships, five car
riers and seven heavy cruisers In
the" past 12 months.
POUTI.ANH LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., Jan. 2 Oil Live
stock: Cattle 2100, calves 225.
Market not fully established. Few
early sales fed steers and beef
cows around 25c lower. Some low
er grades steady. Few good fed
steers $15.00-16.25. Common-medium
$10.00-13.00. Fed heifers held
above $13.50. Good beef cows
Sll.5012.00. Cannercutters $5.00
7.00. Medium -good bulls $9.50
11.50. Good vcalers $13.50-14.00.
Hogs 1G00. Active, steady to
higher on heavy weights. Good
choice 170-270 lbs. largely $15.75;
275-325-lbs. $11.50-15.00. Good
sows $13.25-13.75. Feeder pigs
$14.0014.25.
Sheep 600. Strong. Good-choice
truekod ln lambs $14.00. Fed lambs
quotable to $11.50. Good ewes
$5.50-6.00.
WILL I'SE STAIRS
New York. Jan. 2 tli Fireman
Jeremiah McGillicuddy will be
taking the stairs down the next
time he hears the station house
alarm. Early today he slid down
tlie shiny brass pole and frac
tured his left leg. He's 56.
Stop tire wear . , . keep wheels balanced
and alined . . . drive safely! You can do all
of these with BEAR alinement service from
EDDIES. BEAR assures you of a precision
test and correction to original manufac
turer's specifications. And remember . . .
RIGHT'S RIGHT AT EDDIE'S
EDDIE'S SALES & SERVICE
by lashim; out'
force of Jap ball
and Greenwood
ers off Siiniar Islaiideaan
battle of the Philippi.
yleious barrage nf fin,
ed bomb hits on lint
For a Little, Sell a Lot
Classified Rates
Local Paid in Advance
25 Words One Time . 85c
23 Words Three Times 75c
25 Words Six Times $1.85
All word oyer 25 add lc pr word time
number of Iniartlona
One month run. umo copy, fa day rata
Minimum Charge, lie
LINE KATE 10c CAPITALS 20c
Claaiified Adverlliinf, Caih In Advance
Daily Limine Time UiJO P. 14.
FOR SALE
4 ROOM modern house on Colum
bia 'A block from Kenwood school.
Garage, woodshed, basement.
S2200. Small down payment. Bal
ance easy terms. Apply 855 Ogden
Ave.
BABY CRIB and mattress almost
new. Phone 489-W evenings or 588
days.
3 SHEETS 4'x8'xM," used firtex.
1 sheet 11x14 plywood. Inquire
922 Vi Newport Avenue.
2 WHEEL trailer, all steel frame
work, 16" tires, new tubes. Ars
neaw drag saw, twin cylinders.
19.'H Ford motor just overhauled
and mounted for portable power
unit. $50 each. Alvan Turner, Rt.
1, Box 422.
PAIR PRE-WAR eastern make
lady's white figure skates, size 8.
144G Newport.
LANG 2 burner, 220 volts electric
grill, 3 heat control, $25.00. 1800
East First.
DINING ROOM table and chairs,
almost new. Margaret Miller, Sis
ters, Oregon.
6 ROOM completely furnished
house, Electric stove, washing ma
chine, refrigerator, etc. Garage
and woodshed. 440 Division St.
Phone 1120. Immediate posses
sion. ON PAVED STREET close In, 4
room modern house with shower,
double gurage, large lot, drilled
hole. Unfurnished $2500. Furnish
ed $2700. Loan available. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
MODERN 5 room house, Includ
ing nice range, circulating heater,
garage, woodshed, extra one-room
cabin, fruit cellar, garden plot. In
quire 1334 Columbia.
FRESH APPLE CIDER, hat
good kind from Puritan Cider
Works, 55c gallon In your con
tainers. Some more of those good
eating and cooking Spltzenberg
apples, $1.75, $2.00 box. Green
wood Feed Co, Greenwood & Di
vision Sts.
SEMI MODERN houses, west
side: 3 rooms with porch, 2 stoves,
good location, $900, $250 down,
$20 month. 2 room, bullt-ins, hot
water tank, range, ceptlc tank,
$900, $200 down, $15 month. 2 bed
rooms, partly furnished, $950,
$300 down, $25 month. Anne
Forbes, 36 Oregon. Phone 36-W.
WONDERFUL BUY. 40 acre
ranch 3 '4 miles from Bend, 35 C.
O. I. 3 bedroom house and 3 room
house, garage, only $3250. $1200
down, $25 month. Anne Forbes, 30
Oregon. Phone 36-W.
8 ROOM, modern, unfurnished
house. Large living room with
fireplace, also outdoor living
room, fireplace, grill all enclosed
with new white picket fence. 326
Congress.
STRAW SHIPMENT In now.
Good alfalfa hay, baled from
stack. Phone orders 78 or come in
and see us. Crown Rabbit Pellets
again available. Greenwood Feed
Co. Greenwood & Division Sts.
FOR PROMPT relief of colds,
sinus, or catarrh, try a bottle of
U. I. oil, no burning relieve nasal
discomfort Instantly. Large size
$1.25: small, 3 for $1.25. Wong's,
418 Bond.
HULLS of all kinds, Hereford,
Guernsey and Jersey. Some nice
milk cows ready to freshen. Sad
dle horses and saddles. Franks
Service Station, phone 78 J. W. R.
Franks, Kcdmnnd. 1
START 1945
With Proper
LINE-UP
for
YOUR CAR
Phone 64
THE
FOR SALE
LARGE CIRCULATING heater in
Al condition. Dewey Crum, Rt. 2,
Box 130, Bend.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
WOULD LIKE to trade: New wal
nut bedroom suite, breakfast set,
prewar daveno and matched mat
tress and box springs for good
trailer house. Will pay some dif
ference. 130 Canal St., Bend.
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM modern furnish
ed house. Apply 610 PortlantKAve.
No garage.
COZY 3 room newly cleaned fur
nished semi-modern house. Fire
place and indoor toilet. Call at 147
E. Olney.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2
bedroom house close to both mills.
Inquire at 135 Jefferson.
3-ROOM furnished apartment,
wood, water and lights furnished.
35 Hawthorne. Phone 39.
VACANCY at Ainsworth Apart
ments, 3 rooms with bath, best of
laundry facilities, strictly modern,
on first floor, adults only. 344
Delaware. Phone 306-W.
SLEEPING ROOMS in modern
home. 1532 Harmon. Phone 771-J.
2 ROOM apartment with furni
ture. Army couple preferred. 726
Wall.
DESIRABLE ROOM facing river.
In business district. Garage. 902
Broadway. Phone 367-J.
3 ROOM furnished house. Wood
shed, garage. $15.00 a month. C.
H. Spaugh, 10-15 Cumberland.
3 ROOM semi-modern furnished
house. Inquire 1444 Hartford.
3 ROOM modern furnished apart
ment. Private bath. Phone 760. 141
Georgia.
WANTED
WILL SOMEBODY sell me a bcx
or 2 wheel trailer. Phone 220.
BICYCLES Top cash prices for
bicycles, wheels, tricycles, frames,
wagons, parts of all kinds, broken
ones OK. Carl Austin, 220 Green
wood. WILL CARE for invalids, old peo-
pie or one wnonceos care, in my
i".V, al laa - "na BI- 1 none
593-W.
A 4 OR 5 room modern house on
west side with enough space for
garden and chickens. Large down
payment, will deal with owner or
agent. Inquire at 1222 Cumber
land. GOOD HOME for friendly shep
herd dog, nice for children. Apply
610 Portland.
WE DO mattress revonating and
rebuilding, work guaranteed.
Bend Bedding Co. Phone 753-J.
USEDGUNSmidotoTs7 Will
pay good prices or liberal trade in
allowances on new ones. Evans
Fly Co. South highway.
USED RADIOS Will pay top
prices for good used radios.
George's Radio Service. New loca
tion, 838 Wall St. Phone 900.
HELP WANTED
BELL HOI'S wanted at Pilot
Butte Inn.
EXPERIENCED MACHINE
PRESSER WANTED. ASK FOR
MR. NOVACK AT MASTER
CRAFT CLEANERS.
GIRL for general housework.
Room and board and good wages.
Mrs. Martin Lane, 42 Louisiana.
GIRL for general housework, per
manent position. Phone 10-16, 759
Roanoke.
SITUATION WANTED
EXPERIENCED service station
atterdant wants position. Write
Rt. 1, Box 353.
I'SED CARS
1941 SPECIAL Ile-Luxe Ford V-8.
good rubber. Motor just overhaul
ed. Sleeping trailer easily made
into flat rack. See Claude Lundy,
I Box 50, Rt. 1.
G. P. BATTERY
These power packed batteries
are designed to give you com
plete and satisfactory service in
any weather. They're built to
last.
We've a siie and type to fit
your ar.
Mobil
Service
and O.K. Kl BBK.K WELDERS
C. I. W Inn
Bond I'rankllii Phone 333
BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JAN. 2,
THIS CURIOUS WORLD gST
aATU V if seen from one of J
1)1 o V XrtVf 'o ( THE OTHER PLANETS, 1
V 1 aV WOULD APPEAR AS A
Quotfuy Octets
I SEND US AN ODD TO OJUOTE
IN CALIFORNIA. DEW IS DUE IN
SUMMER, BUT RAIN IS DUE IN WINTER
'VI
I'll
LOST
THE PARTY -was seen who pick
ed up red male cocker spaniel dog
just out of Brooks-Scanlon camp
Sunday. Return to Fred Denham
at camp or phone 551-J Bend. Dog
was boy's pet. Reward.
BLACK BILLFOLD containing
identification, $5.00 check and
snapshots. Finder please return to
Bulletin office.
BLUE AUSTRALIAN shephard
dog between Bend and Hampton
on Dee. 19 or 20. Answers to name
of "Doc." Finder please notify
Herb Meeks, Brothers, Oregon.
LADY'S HARVEL wrist watch
''iwith black band lost downtown
Saturday. Reward. Call G. H. Nen
zel at telephone office.
Phone 187.
MISCELLANEOUS
; SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical. Men's and women's
belts. Phone 668 or 21-F-4. Mrs.
Edna Boyd Brinson. O'Kane Bldg.,
or Box 164, Bend.
SKATES HOLLOW ground, keys
made, saws filed. Guns, locks, pho
nographs, electric appliances re
paired. Soldering. Shears, knives
sharpened. 0en Sunday and eve
nings. Henderson's Repair Shop,
112 Minnesota.
FOR SALE or rent 3 room mod
ern house, partly furnished, or
furnished if necessary. 117 Staats.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can be
made any size you desire, with
any printing you llrfe. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
Personal Property
Blanks Mailed Out
Some 1,200 personal property
return blanks were mailed out
-sr, 1 . - I J
today by J. A. Fountain, Des- North American Aviation, and
chutes countv assessor, to those : Lockheed. These registered ad
whose names appeared on the vances ranging to more than a
19-14 tax rolls. Fountain added point.
that, Willie no records are avail
able, approximately the same
number were mailed last year.
The personal property returns
are to be signed, filled out and
returned to the assessor's office
on or before March 2. Due to the
shortage of help, Fountain stated
today that the returns should be
sent back to his office as early
as possible.
Persons failing to file their re
turns for the stale personal prop
erty tax will tie penalized, accord- i
ing to law, at the rate of $10 for'
each day of delinquency, Foun
tain staled.
Newcomers to Deschutes coun
ty and others who do not receive
a blank through the mail this
week for the payment of personal
property taxes, may obtain one
Dr. Grant Skinner
DENTIST
1036 Wall Street
Eveningt by Appointment
Offk Tlione 73
Rca. rhon 810-W
RED RYDER
I TriE? tTJ lKf-? l?V . cOVKNOR, TILL WE J THEY THINK WE'RE DEAO .yllSlS-Cf I WE A PlrtCH lLl
W M l Tly- YE"T 'Vj OUT VvHAT taJ SAUTTER S,-4 NEED 1 OUR HELP.'
sAv 1 LrSFZrni THEY'RE, .V- OVER ' t .TTTyii lE TCTH
lib SsM
With Bulletin
ARE BELIEVED TO BE DESCENDANTS
rC A CI Vlf TAurM ACUIDC TUCDC
BTCArT.JOHNMEEKjINISIS, FR0
, THETRADIN6SHIP-ENTERPRI5E"
by calling at the office or making
a telephone request that one be
mailed.
All persons owning personal
property are required to file a re
turn, Fountain said. Personal
property is assessed at 40 per
cent of its real value. Bend per
sonal property is taxed at the
rate of $7.84 per $100 value. The
Redmond rate is considerably
lower for 1944, being set at $6.56
per $100 value.-
Aircraft Shares
Lead on Market
By Elmer C. Walzer
(United Preai Financial Editor)
New York, Jan. 2 ui'i Prices
moved in a narrowly Irregular
area today in a stock market dom
inated by transactions in aircraft
shares and low-priced mining is
sues. These two groups made up 25
per cent of all the business done
on the big board. A few rails and
utilities plus Pepsi-Cola contrib
uted a fair amount of volume.
But the main list of stocks fell
into the typical first of the year
doldrums.
' Prices turned down after a
steady opening. At the lows,
Chrysler sold at 94 off l'i; U. S.
Steel 59 off. ; and Atlantic
Coast Line 52 off 1. These is
sues came back partially and the
whole list displayed a steady to
firm tone near closing time.
Anticipation of an increase in
the depreciation allowance for in
come tax purposes as proposed by
War Mobilizer Byrnes. aided the
alrerafts. Aviation corporation
featured the whole market in
1 turnover and made a new high
I Heavy trading also was noted in
1 Luruss-w r 1 g n , tsen Aircratt,
SimDlfl nilei need not wrack nnd torture you
with maddening itch, burn md irritation.
smart' rvramld Sunpotitof lei bring M
I quick, welcome relief. I heir grand medi- W
cation rnerns reel comfort, reduces strain.
helps tiRhteo relaxed mcmbrnnes, gently
lubricates and sottens. no tec live and
I anti-chafhng, 10 easy to ue. Gn genuine
Stuart a ryramld Suppositories at your
drug stnre without delay 60c am
on maker's money-back guarantee.
The Kirby Co.
of Bend
KIRBY HOME RENOVATION
" SYSTEM
Sales and Service of the Kirby
vacuum cleaner. Phone or write
for a free demonstration.
440 Division
Phone 1120
1945
Stocks Enhanced $8 Billions,
Reach Peak for Seven Years
By Elmer C. Walzer
(United 1'resa Financial Editor)
New York, Dec. 30 lU'i Valua
tion of all stocks listed on the
New York stock exchange rose
by. $8,000,000,000 during 1944 to
new highs since 1937 in the gen
eral average, while bonds also
made new seven-year tops. .
The vear ended on a rising mar
ket induced by a new demand for
.....:i o.ntmnnt hv i
Will UlUllMltll OIIU O.M.i "J . - J iwuj , " - -
high-ranking army and navy OPA long-range program. Sup-1 wi10 attended her at the St. cnar
leaders the end of the conflict ply remained inadequate to meet j les hospital. After emergency
still was far off. I demand. treatment the child was taken to
Earlier in the year there had
been several interruptions to 1
the rise based mainly on "peace I
scares." Wall street would wel-!
come peace and resumption of I
civilian output, but the trading
element fears that the transition
neriod mav be a difficult one.
Hence each time-the end of the
war appeared in sight they sold
stocks as a precautionary meas
ure. Experts are agreed that the
new year may have similar un
settling markets. They foresee a
highly selective trading.
The post-war era is expected to
find the United States swinging
more and more to an internation
alistic attitude. As a result, many
are predicting heavy listings of
foreien stocks here.
Volume ahead is not expected;
to reach the variety of 1929 which j
set an all time record, but an;
increase of moderate proportions
is foreseen. The 1944 volume!
around 258,000,000 shares com--pared
with 278,741,765 in 1943. I
Kanroad stocKs ana doiius were
the outstanding performers of the
year. They led their respective
markets higher and the rail stock
average showed an appreciation
of more than 33 per cent as com-;
pared with the close of 1943. I
Utilities were given a whirl be
fore Nov. 7 as a sort of election
bet. Some declined when Presi-1
dent Roosevelt was re-elected, but
they turned up again before thei
end of the year. Numerous spe-j
cial issues and special groups re-1
ceived attention. Investors bought j
rather heavily of preferred stocks
and the higher priced issues of j
the major groups. I
Since the United States entered
the war in late 1941, stocks have
risen by around $20,000,000,000.!
Bond valuation has increased con
siderably more,- but that gain was ,
largely caused by addition to list-1
ings of vast amounts of U. S. gov
ernment bonds.
Industrial production held at a
level just under the record set 1
last year, while income payments
reached a new top. This had a j
favorable influence on the market
as did a fairly large flow of divi-:
dend payments. I
Prospect of tax reductions of;
NEW kind of
ASPIRIN tablet!
doesn't upset stomach
When you need
quick relieffrom
pain, do you
hesitate to take
aspirin because
it leaves you
with an upset
stomach? If so,
this new medi
cal discovery.
SUri'JIUN, is "just what tho doc
tor ordered" for you., j
Superin is aspirin plus contains!
the same pure, k.j:u lupirin you!
have long known lint developed,
by doctors in a special way fori
those upset by aspirin in its ordi
nary form.
This new kind of aspirin tablet
ssolvcs more quickly, lets the
.IJcunlvM mAra rniiM-hr
aspirin get right at tho job of re
lieving pain, reduces the acidity of
ordinary aspirin, and does not ir
ritateor upset stomach even after
repeat doses.
Tear this out to remind you to
get Superin today, so you can have
it on hand when headaches, colds,
etc., strike. See how quickly it
relieves pain now
fine you feel after
taking. At yourdrug
gist's, 13(! and 39r.
Classified Ads
moderate amounts when the war
ends also aided the share market.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., Jan. 2 HI'i De
spite the increase in red points
required for butter, demand today
continued in excess of supply.
Prices remained at OP A ceilings.
Another Diiee cut in eggs is
scheduled for Tbursdav under the
. Buttercube 93 score wsc;
92 score 42!ic; 90 score 4c; a
score 41 Vic pound,
Eggs price to retailers: AA
large 57c: A large 55c: medium A.
'50c; small 43c dozen. I
.
SETTLE VIA MARRIAGE
Independence, Mo. mi Robert
W. Davis, proprietor of the Spring
Street cafe here, recently tried to
buy the Maples cafe, but couldn't
come to terms with the owner,
Mrs. Pearl Thomas. Dickering
continued and finally the pair
solved the problem with a person
al merger, Mrs. Thomas becoming
Mrs. Davis.
Start the New Year
Ricjht ...
One of the first requisites
for health anil happiness
is milk. Beml Dairy Grade
A milk coniuins the nec
essary body-building ma
terials, milled to keep
your family healthy.
Start '4.') with Bend Hairy.
Bend Dairy Quality Products
BUTTER
e EGGS
BUTTERMILK
e CHOCOLATE MILK
! 1
FOR OVER 25 YEARS HEADQUARTERS
FOR DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY
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For locker patrons quality
your locker well-filled with
have meat available when its
We are glad to advise
freezing meats for locker use.
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51 Greenwood Ave. Phone 101
Brooks'Scanlon Quality
Pine Lumber
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber
Company Inc.
MARRIAGES STILL LEAD
Marriage licenses issued in Des.
chutes county during 1944 out
numbered divorce complaints ly
more than two to one. Mrs. Dari
P. Dacey, county clerk, said to
day. Divorce complaints filed dur
ing the year totaled 80 while mar
riage licenses issued numbered
172.
SMALL GIRL HURT
r--n; f.r,m her roller skates
while playing in the front room of
h fnmilv home, Janet Lindsey,
ived a broken left wrist
.-.i,,,' ..,.nr,lini to the physician
! npr home, uaiumuie.
Barry (The Little Priest) Fihger
gerald who made you laugh,
cry and cheer ... in "Going My
Way" ... is on his way again,
with Paulette Goddard and
Sonny Tufts ... in
"I LOVE A SOLDIER" !
CAPITOL
Wed.--Thurs.Fri.--Sat.
O CREAM
MILK
ICE CREAM
COTTAGE CHEESE
meats are available here. Keep
quality meats save money and
needed. -
you in preparing, curing and
By FRED HARMAN
- Sitiuf
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