th nam MltLETIN. BEND, OSESO.N, WEDNESDAY, FEB. M.V4$
PAGE SEVEN
Steel Shares Lead
On East Market
Bv Elmer -C WBlier
(u"it I1"- IW '
TS.VW YorK, o. -so wiuieu
States Steel coriwretion TOiMrnon
Advance in the stock market to a
new high tor more, than seven
ZZs in expanded trading.
The rise extended the rally that
CC on Monda'y". BlUh semi
nt was bolstered by declaration
increased dividends on com
"'stock of ConUnental Motors
" ,i American Locomotive and the
anu" - mI ulna onrt
er net incometa 1944 lor Free-.
Another factor aiding the ad-
tranrp WaS me lllillipuiaic uvcOMM-
fprine on the New York stock ex
change of 32,400 common shares
nf Dome Mines. ' ' ,
All sections of the .list :jolned
the forward movement. With ''Big
qippI" up 2 points both Bethlehem
and l Youngstown Sheet & Tube
rose more than a point to new
highs for 1945. Motors Were up
srnall fractions.
New Strike looms
In Eastern Mines
Washington, Feb.BSlPt Bushy
browed John L Lewis took the
center of the stage 'today In a
. tn Hnfma whnsp final Bdt
IT1UUII11I6 ,
may bring a strike in the natlon'sJ
war-vital bituminous tum mmre.
Lewis called his United Mine
workers policy committee into a
late afternoon session for what a
spokesman called a "full dress re
ui" nn the waee demands
that the mine chieftain will pre
sent to coal operators. tomorrow.
The present coal wage contract
expires March 31. Four days be
fore that time, the government
will conduct a jpoll among UMW
membership to determine whether
they want to strike in event a
satisfactory wage settlement is
not reached.
The UMW demands will not be
made public before they are pr&
sented to the operators. But they
are known to cover wages, work
ing conditions, mine -safety, vet
erans rights and anticipated 'post
war problems.
(Continued from Page One)
Great Bitter lake, . in the Suez
canal.
Outlines Views
As his ship approached the
American coast.i he spent an hour
with three press association cor
respondents who joined his party
at Algiers, going over the accom
plishments of the Yalta confer
ence. He made these specific
points:
1. He looks forward to a time
alter the war when armament of
all nations, including the United
States, England, Russia, China
and France, will be decreased.
2. Germany and Japan should
at some time be added to' the as
sembly of United Nations mem
bers, but only after they have
shown a definite trend away from
militarism. This possibly will re
quire more than 50 years of con
crete proof. '
3. Until Germany and Japan
have made considerable, unmis
takable progress toward peace
keeping forms of government, the
united Nations should, by force it
necessary, see that they are ut
terly incapable of arming or pre
paring for war in any manner.
4. A plan of American-Russian-English
occupation of Germany
has been worked out, but will have
to be changed according to - the
degree of French participation in
the occupation.
5. The "Bie Three" meetincr and
the later conference between the
president and Churchill at Alex
andria, Egypt, were concerned
with Europe and not the Pacific.
In fact, the president said the Pa:
dlic situation just did not come
up in his later talk with Churchill.
II did not arise In the tripartite
conversations because Russia is
neutral toward Japan and this
.uuniry is respecting that neu
trality. 6. The nennlp nf the United
Stales, particularly in face of
European successes, too often
blow hot and cold about the war
in the Pacific. The actual situa
tion is that even once Germany
is defeated, we face a lone, hard
war in the Pacific. This fact, the
president said, needs particular in
dustrial emphasis in this country.
Special Meeting
Of CAP. Called
A SDPrinl maallmr f PAD
members and cadets will be held
i m-aaquarters In the Bank ot
Bend building tonight at 7:30 for
I'uipose oi snowing a mm
that milcl Kn l I rr-l 1
I "V IClUllirU lllUl?Uiy,
i't. Ollie Bowman announced to
day. The film, "Learn and Live,"
deals with aircraft accidents due
y larcicssness and shows applies
anu aciuai incidents, he stated.
This meeting will be informal
and cadets and members will not
be required to attend. Those who
do wish to come will not be re
quired to appear in uniform and
non members interested are wel
come to attend.
Spare Articles Can Be Turned Into Cash With a Want Ad
: r- " : ,, T LOST ' iD 11 -J. i -1 Jlf kJ. '.Moty and Frank H.Loggan. '
Classified Rates
Local Paid in Advene
25 Words One Ttma Me
ICS Wordamuee Times 75c
5 Words U Times $135
Oh mmUk nn, au, W iw
HlBuaui Cum SH
UNB BATE lo CAPITALS 20o
I'lmlhW Atoanaujic, tMk la UwM .
4Ur ClMlkc Tim UiU r. M.
BEND AERIE NO. 2089
Meets Every Thursday Night
: F. O. E. Hall
W. M. Loy, W.P. Phone 20-F-6
Harry -A. Marshall, Secretary
co BenU Dairy Store
FOB BALE
BEDROOM SUITE $50.00. Inner
spring mattress and coil springs
on beA Large -vanity dresser and
chest of drawers. 1545 West 5th.
LOOKING 'FOR income prop
erty? We have single dwellings,
duplexes and apartment houses.
Heal. Estate is sound investment
when purchased at the right price.
We have some good buys. Gilberts
Real Estate. 1013 WaU.
ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL re
frigerator and neon sign. Bend
Vintage Shop.
HERE IS a ranch that will pay for
itself in one year. 25 acres new
Alsike clover, .20 acres alfalfa, bal
ance good spud ground. Eighty
acres in all, COX district. Well
improved, immediate possession.
$7,800. Frank McGarvey. 'Bank of
Bend Bldg.
HOTEL IN BEND: Has many
rooms to- rent and fine dining
room. Fully furnished ready to go.
This property should ; interest
someone looking for hotel. See
Walter L. Daron for cash price or
terms. J. F. Arnold Real .Estate.
126 Minnesota St.
OAK BUFFET, round oak table, 3
leaves, kitchen cabinet, breakfast
set, electric range. Downing Hotel.
Phone 39.
FULLY MODERN, two story
house, close in, steam heat, oil
fuel. Practically furnished all for
$5250 cash; terms can be had-at
small advance In price. If you
need a large house, see Johnson,
Bend Realty, 957 Wall St.
2 GOOD MILK cows. Route 1, Box
441. Bert Kusseu, mile east, vi
mile south Bend Trap Club.
WEST SIDE: Good four room
home -fir $1500. Has hot and cold
water In house. -(Jood lot, -wood
shed, etc. $300 down. W. L. Daron
will be pleased - to show tne . prop
erty. Call 342-J or see. at Arnolds
Real Estate. 12b Minnesota.
3 ROOM modern house with ga
rage and fruit cellar. Inquire at
1934 West 2nd.
BROODER STOVES and parts
Electric, oil, briquet. Baker Feed
Co., Phone 188-X. Redmond, Ore.
TWO BEDROOM modern on
paved street, large basement, good
location. $3,400. Frank McGarvey,
Bank of Bend Bldg.
ROOMY 2-ROOM house, large
sink, bulltins, 2 chicken houses,
garage, woodshed, -cellar and
chicken parks, reasonable. Small
light trailer house with tires, just
right for fishing,. $75.00. 1 Sim
mons 6 ft. crosscut saw with
handles, $8. 3-burner gasoline
stove -with 10 gal. pressure tank,
$15. 1625 Galveston.
MAYTAG GASOLINE motor, cir
culator heater real good condition,
boy's bicycle, saddle, used harness
and work bridles real bargains,
hand cultivators, small gas heater,
several used wood heaters, day
beds, wood camp stove, bed,
office chairs, baby bassinette,
wash boards and tubs, hand
clothes wringer, large mirror, gas
oline .irons, ice skates, wood
ranges $5.00 each,' wind charger.
Open evenings. 350 Division.
ONE MAN 80 ACRE FARM: Just
right for one man. 52 acres C.O.I.
Three bedroom 5 room home.
Barn, garage, tool shed, chicken
shed, brooder shed, hay, seed po
tatoes, machinery, stock. $6350.
$3973 down, $172 a year. See W. L.
Daron for appointment. Arnolds
Real Estate. 126 Minnesota St.
1943 LANE walnut cedar chest.
Just like new. $42.50. Call after
6 p. m. at 1577 Awbrey Road.
LOVELY HOME ON RIVER:
Seven room modern; Four .bed
rooms, double plumbing, fireplace,
full basement, new Lenox fur
nace, automatic coal stoker, air
conditioning,, large lot. Yard ter
raced on river. Outside fireplace.
Reduced to $5500. Terms. Gilberts
Real Estate, 1015 Wall.
CLOSE, TO TOWN: Four room
modern. Good home, fireplace,
cellar, garage. Furnished if de
sired. $2100. Reasonable terms.
$2400. Furnished. Sec or call Wal
ter Daron for details. Phone 342-J.
J. F. Arnold Real Estate, 126 Min
nesota. CHICK BROODERS, infra-red
electric 250 chick type, special
$15 complete with lamps. 100
chick size $9 complete. Bend Elec
tric Co., 644 Franklin.
DIVERSIFIED FARM: 160 acres
with good farm buildings. Lays
good for irrigating. Machinery
and team. $8000. $5400 down. You
must see to appreciate. 58 acres
C.O.I. Shown by Walter Daron.
Arnolds Real Estate. 126 Minne
sota' St.
fUtSAU
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT op
portunity m business property
i . itttuM, itap rant Ifnr
MUti Will -IIDfc AIAMTO.. -
details e Frank McUarvey, Bank
of Bend Bldg. ' '
rv nuTOlTOJ annri income nrtiD-
erty. -One 5 room modern- plaster
ed nouse and 3 room modern fur
nished plastered duplex on a iois
in good location, wuw w
ivin iranoa Wnntipnll V Tlf'W. Loan
available. Phone 3-K-21. By ap-
potntment omy. ;
ninti'vnu nan hnv line chicks
within easy shipping distance.
write today ior price usi iu uic
gon's newest modern hatchery
fifteen years experience nroduc
ing Oregon bred -chicks. Oregon:
State Hatchery, P. G. Box 328,
Klamath us, uregon.
2 CORNISH game cockerels, 6
hens, 2 Plymouth :Rock -cockerels.
End of Butler Market road at
Bend Airport. J; M. Conrad, Rt. 1,
Box-336, .Bend. .-
WILL SELL or lease 80 acres dll
irrigated, located at Powell Butte,
Ore. Write to R. Lichtenwalter,
2354 Jefferson Ave., Tacoma,
Wash. -
2 BEDROOM: Modem home on
East 3rd St. Wired lor electric
range, garage, laundry tray.
Priced at 3bUO. terms, uurjeris
Real Estate, luia wan.
ACREAGE: 10 acres, 10 acres
cultivated and irrigated. Alfalfa,
pasture, garden and crop ground
lor potatoes. 5 room house, fire
place. Very fine berry patch. New
barn, new cellar. new cistern, new
chicken house 18x80. 9 hogs, 250
good laying hens, 1 cow, l horse,
Would trade for house in Bend
modern or semi-modern. $4200
stocked and some equipment. See
WaltenDaron for details. Arnolds
Real Estate.
PRICE REDUCED from $8,500 to
$7,500 for quick sale. Five room
modern home and completely fur
nished duplex, three lots, built
only three years ago, good loca
tion, some terms can be arranged.
Shown by appointment. Frank
McGarvey, Bank pf Bend Bldg.
Phone 320.
LIMITED NUMBER of 27x54
genuine prewar rug samples from
Bigelow carpet line. Specially
priced at $7.95 and $9.95. Bend
Furniture Co.
4 ROOM MODERN: Utility room
and garage. Immediate posses
sion. $2100 for this newly decorat
ed 'home. This- is-- a'tgood- buy,
terms can be arranged. Gilberts
Real Estate, 1015 Wall.
DRAG SAW with two saws, A-l
shape. Inquire Malone's .Station
on north highway.
QUALITY CHICKS and poults.
Baker Feed Co. Phone 188-X, Red
mond, Ore.
TWO-MAN shearing plant, com
plete. Call at D-D Club after 3
p. m. Phone 112.
ALMOST NEW-Mpntag kitchen
range. Copper coils-and pipe In
cluded. See at 334 Lee Lane.
CAFE IN BEND, good business,
owner leaving town. Stock" in
cluded. Reasonable price. Write
care of Bulletin No. 893.
STOCK RANCH: 200 deeded, 3700
Taylor Grazing fenced, C. O. I.
water. Newly redecorated 7 room
home. Numerous farm buildings.
Fully equipped, 38 cows and
calves, $2000 of furniture. Price
$16,000. $10,000 down. See Walter
Daron. Arnolds Real Estate. 126
Minnesota.
16 FT. TRAILER house, lots of
built-ins, Ice box, sink. Priced at
$300. Inquire Cabin 5, Shady Nook
Auto Court.
SPANISH GUITAR, boy's bicycle,
and saddle, all in good condition.
Call between 5 p. m and 6 p. m. at
434 E. Norton.
BOY'S BICYCLE in good condi
tion, with good tires. $45.00. 832
Bond.
APARTMENT HOUSE: Four ful
ly furnished modern apartments.
Also three room home. Live in the
house and rent these apartments.
Will bring good Income. $3900.
$3200 down. See Walter Daron for
details. J. F. Arnold Real Estate.
126 Minnesota Street.
9x9 RUG, like new, deep nap,
Royal blue. See at 358 Georgia.
ONE HAY RACK, one cream sep
arator like new, one team of
horses - and harness, one white
enamel kitchen range with coils.
1 miles north of Alfalfa Store.
W. F. Ccgavski
MvistMan cemriCAnv una oni
rrttm n rtqunt
INVESTORS
SYNDICATE
: MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
Elmer Lehnherr
Local Representative
.217 Oregon Phone 525
BULLS of all kinds, Hereford,
Guernsey and Jersey. Some nice
milk cows ready to .freshen, bad-
die norses ana oa"""2-
Service Station. Phone 78-J. W. K.
Franks, Redmond.
FOB SALK OB TRADE
15 ACRES new Improvements, no
. . . : : . . . mila WftDl I Ink-
eieciricujr. vine -- r
land, Ore. Black top road. $3o0O
cash. William wraoiey, uaw
Oregon, Douglas county.
FOB TBADE
in a un firm m EXCHANGE '.
....... -
Located in the Boise Valley, 14
miles from Boise, 80 a au le
gated, good 8 room brick house,.
hmiHInao horn for 12 COWS,
we will exenange this farm for a
ranch in central uregon. mkikj
Real Estate, The Dirt Merchant,
Redmond, Oregon. :
FOB BENT
OR LEASE. 4 room furnished
house, close in. If you are not per
manent do not answer this ad.
Phone 1156.
6 ROOM modern partly furnished
duplex. Located at 225 Wall St.
Inquire 826 Delaware.
5 'ROOM, modern, unfurnished
house, paved street, close to town,
schools, churches. Inquire 514
Delaware Avenue.
3 ROOM house, city water, barn,
nhifilron hnilKPK 24, acres C.O.I.
water. See Troy Seiber, Route 1,
Box 7. Phone au- -a.
3 ROOM cottage. Frigidaire and
electric stove. Water and lights
furnished. 2 room cabins. Wood,
water and lights furnished. Plass
Signal Service on south highway.'
2 ROOM furnished house, $8.00
month. Inquire at 375 E. Kearney.
FURNISHED 3 room modern
house. 202 Scott St.
WANTED
FRYER RABBITS, also young
rabbits and heavy hens. We also
check your hens lor layers. Phone
1070-W or call at 147 K. Olney.
FARM with 30 or more acres un
der irrigation. Write to C. C. Den
nis, Sisters, Oregon, General De
livery. USED RADIOSWIU pay top
prices for good used radios,
George's Kauio Service. New loca
tion, B38 WaU St. Phone 900. .
TO BUY used furniture of all.
kinds. We pay the highest prices.
Phone 1156, 350 Division.
WILL PAY CASH for electric
range, 36" length, electric water
heater with capacity of 40 gallons
or less, and good vacuum cleaner.
Please call at office of Jo Ann
Motor Lodge, 161 E. Franklin, or
phone 827-W.
WANTED TO RENT about 40i
acres or more suitable for turkeys
or beef cattle. W. K. Larson,
Route 2, Corvallis, Oregon.
HELP WANTED
WOMAN for general work. Room,
board and $60.00 per month.
Phone 939-J after 6 p. m. Middle
aged single woman preferred.
MAN WANTED Permanent,
profitable' connection; excellent
earnings. Choice rural routes
open. Customers established.
Write Watkins Products, 4512
Hollis St., Oakland 8, California.
SITUATION WANTED
13 YEAR OLD girl wishes to take
care of children on week-ends. 524
Newport, or call 872-J.
USED CARS
1940 FORD pickup. Call at D-D
Club after 3 p. m. Phone 112.
1937 V-8 FORD deluxe coupe, 85
h.p., with heater, 5. good tires.
Leaving for overseas. Must sell
Immediately. $400. 1314 Colum
bia. BUY IT TODAY. Work it tomor
row. 1937 Ford dump truck, new
motor and big 900 tiros. Truck
working on good job, $35 per day.
See at 1340 Federal.
OLD BUICK coupe. Union Service
Station, 1108 Bond St.
1934 V-8 FORD sedan, 4 almost
new tires, $200. Inez Wolf, Route
1, Box 53.
LOST
WOULD APPRECIATE return of
plaid suit skirt size 10, lost Satur
day In downtown section. Call
706-J.
RED RYDER
'rlu A 7 A KlOlrE CAN BE A LOT
rY-NAVEfv YOU SAVED ff J s5 V ACE HAtfLOf --
GOLDEN COCKER Spaniel, about
10 months, answers to name oi
"Sharky," may be Injured. Please
notify police or phone 939-J.
STRAYED. 1400 lb. gray gelding,
brand A-E right shoulder. 1400 id.
biacK gelding, brand doume oar
right snoulder. 800 lb. black mare,
brand double X. 1200 lb. bay geld
ing, brand US left side neck. K. R.
Meritt, Kt. 1, Box 406, Arnold Dis
trict. Phone ll-F-21.
MISCELLANEOUS -
NOW SHOWING Fifth Avenue
Modern Manner dresses and Fa
shion Ftocks direct trom- maker
to you. Loveiy spring styles, very
reasonable. Mrs. Lowman, 1425 K.
3rd, 745-J.
SPRING-CLEANING troubles
easily solved with Fuller Brush
Co. . mops, all purpose cleaner,
waxes and polisnes. Many styles
of personal brushes available-
Lloyd wheadon. 1714-Steiql, Bend.
Phone 594, ;' -
BE WISE, hire the auctioneer the
buyers like to heat- Kates and
uaies Gilberts Real Estate,. 1015
Wall 'or call O. E. Ulazeorook,
Terrebonne, Oregon. Phone 19-F-3
coueci.
LOCAL MAN or woman to own
and operate route, U. S. Postage
Stamp machines,, spare or lull
time, outstanding permanent In
come, no experience-or car neces
sary. $295.00 'Immediate cash in
vestment required. For interview
give phone wo. Write Box 895
care of Bulletin.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS
Farmers, Victory Gardeners want
ing to rent a reirigerated food
locker In Bend, write Box 824
care of Bulletin immediately.
I AM STILL fixing driveways.
Dark cinders, $6.00 per 5 yd. load.
Red cinders $7.00. Top soil $7.00.
Fertilizer $4.00 per yard. Deliv
ered in one or more yarus. Phone
625 or see me at 1360 Cumberland
Ave. .-4'-
WRINGER ROLLS!
All makes and sizes. Expert re
pairing on all makes of washing
machines and electrical applianc
es, 'lop prices paid for useu wash
ers, any condition. BenU Washer
Service, 13ti Greenwood. Phone
583.
NOTICE, MOVED: WALTER L.
DARON NOW ASSOCIATED
WITH JACK ARNOLD REAL
ESTATE. Formerly with Gilberts
Real. Estate. List your property.
wave waiting lists wanting to buy.
Phone 342-J. Arnolds Real Estate.
126 Minnesota Street. '
NOTICE: We have buyers for
town and urban property; List
your property with us for quick
sale. 1M. K. Gilbert s Real Estate,
iois Wall.
CHARIS FOUNDATION and gir
dles $7.25 to $13.95. Brassieres
$1.50 to $2.95. Phone for appoint
ment 451-M. Ina F. Cram, 608
Broadway.
FOR REFRIGERATOR service!
and repairman card to 435 Colum
bia or call Sundays or evenings.
Jack. Donnelly.
SPENCER SUPPORTS Dress
and surgical, men's and women's.
Garments repaired, nominal, cost.
Phone 668 or 21-F-4. Mrs. Brinson,
O'Kane Bldg., or Box 164, Bend.
RAW FURS WANTED. Mink
Muskrat Lynxcat Skunk
Weasel Domestic Rabbit. We
will continue the purchase of deer
and elk hides. Cecil C. Moore. 1132
Newport Ave., Bend, Oregon.
Phone 643.
INCOME TAX and business state
ments prepared In my home. Also
open evenings and Sundays for
your convenience. H. T. Merritt,
202 Thurston.
MAYTAG REPAIR service Gen
uine parts. Factory trained. Elmer
Hudson, formerly at Bend Furni
ture. Phone 274. 434 Kansas.
PRINTING
YOUR LETTERHEADS can' be
made any size you desires with
any printing you like. Estimates
gladly given. The Bulletin.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland, Ore., Feb. 28 (U'i
Livestock: Cattle 200, Calves 35.
Active, strong. One lot coorl
mixprt stpprs anrl hnlfnrc Slflfl !
Otherwise quality poor. Common
steers $11.00-12.00. Few hcilers
$10.00 12.00. Canner-cutter cows
mostly .$7.00-9.50. Fat dairy type
cows $11.00. Medium bulls $11.00.
Good beef bulls quotable to $13.50.
Bend Veteran of
Takes Test to Fly Plane Here
Capt. John A. Runge, Jr., B-29
pilot, knows that there is quite
; a lot of red tape In the army but.
wnen ne- came nome recently
after 40 bombing missions In the
south Pacific the red tape angle
slipped his mind. He just forgot
all about it and wnen nis sister.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Davis, asked him
to take her tip he said, "Come
on."
They went out to the Bend mu
nicipal airport and the captain
prouueed his pilot s license. The
license had a lot of fire power.
It gave him permission to fly
planes ranging In horsepower
trom 22o to b.boo.
The training planes at the air
port hover around ba horsepower.
' -The man at the airport was
sorry, but . w
So the B-29 pilot with the dis
tinguished flying cross, the air
medal, oak leaf clusters, the
major -engagement stars and
other hardware of a similar nat
ure, had to go back to the Civil
aeronautical authority office in
Bend and fill out the proper
forms. Then he had to take a
writen examination. (He passed
It.) After that he had to make an
Good-choice vealers $14.50-15.50.
Hogs 250. Active, steady, r Good
choice 170-270 lbs. $15.75; heifer
weights $15.00. Good sows: $14.75
15.00. Choice feeder pigs 17.00.
I Extreme top feeders late Tuedsay
$17.00, new recent high.
Sheep 100. Steady. Good
choice wooled lambs $15.25; common-medium
$11.00-13.50. Good
ewes $8.00. : ..
Chamber Dinner
(Continued from Page One)
could not be altered. Reconver
sion, he added, will be vital, but
long-range development will also
be important. Community devel
opment plans, such as those out
lined for Bend, can be placed in
operation in the first phase' of
readjustment, when employment
Will exist while factories are re
tooling, Dean Morris said,
"I cannot see public works as
the solution, to unemployment
problems," Dean Morris declared,
then added that such works will
serve as a cushion.- "What you
have been doing here," he said
iin, lauding Bend for its after-thei
war plans, "is what we have been
hoping every community in-Ore
gon would do.
Demands to Bo Faced
"After the retooling period, the
WHO'S WHO in BEND
AN ALPHABETICAL CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
OF RELIABLE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
.CLEANING
DRY CLEANING
OF QUALITY
Repairs and Hat Blocking
Capitol Cleaners
827 Vvull Phono 524
CESSPOOL SERVICE
Complete Service
Cesspool & Septic Tanks
Best of Materialx Furnished
Our periodical Inspection will
insure you more efficient op
eration. B. F. Rhodes & Son
Phone 83II-W or U-F-2S
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC
Contract Wiring:
Appliance Repair
Electrical Supplies
fluorescent Lights
GK Mazda Lamps
Smith's Electric
1183 Wall
Phone 98
Long Distance Hauling
BEACH TRUCK SERVICE
Tel. 168 839 Columbia
Specializing In
Long Distance Household
Goods Movement
ESPECIALLY
A3AINST-
CROOKED
SAtt&LERS.'
40 Missions
engagement with the instructor
at the local field. Then he had
to go out, enter a trainer, let the !
Instructor ascertain that his
safety belt was properly fastened, i
and oe officially cnecked out lor
an now s solo illght.
une nour s solo was a little mo
notonous, e captain admitted
later, as he was lumuiar with the
landscape and the trainer was def
initely not "suped-up."
Bored as he was he did remem
ber to make the gentle landing
Instructors approve ot In caddis
soloing for the lirst time. .
After that there was nothing
mucn to it. He Just had to wait
three days while the results of
the written examination and the
Inspector's resume of his solo
flight were sent to the proper au-
inormes, omy-inspected, and
mailed back, .accompanied by a
license to liy planes of from 0
horsepower to 6,600 horsepower
and carry passengers therein.
All of which did not do his sis
ter, Mrs. Davis, much good lor
she had to leave for beanie Sun
day night. The license camel
inrough on Tuesday, he hasn't
I used it yet.
dean said, will come the period
when America will be called on!
to meet the great- demand forj
cars, refrigerators, radios, new
housing and a thousand other!
things, the speaker -outlined.
Then, he said, Will come the "long-'
range pull," and it will be in that
pull that Oregon can utilize its
vast natural resources in playing
its part in the development of the
Pacific basin. . j
Crosby H. Shevlin, chairman of
the chamber's forum committee,
presided at the annual dinner and
introduced the five ,past presi
dents, H. A. Miller, H. H. De
Armond, Henry N. Fowler,
Thomas F. Brooks and Don H.
Peoples, who were present. Peo
ples was also introduced in his
present capacity executive secre-i
tary ot tne chamber.
Johnson, Gilbert Speak
Aside from Dean Morris, the
two other principal speakers on
the dinner program were Carl A.
Johnson, president of the Bend
chamber of commerce this year,
and Bruce Gilbert, president of
the Junior chamber of commerce.
Johnson sketched the work pro
jected for the chamber this year,
listing the various committees.
Gilbert touched on activities of
the Junior chamber.
Directors present who were In
troduced were R. W. Brandis,
Sumner Deltrick, K. E. Sawyer,
Delbert Hale, Ollie Bowman, Gil
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Phona 56.
T f WiY 1 ALV0A15 CARRY TWO '
Ve-ess5. .rvggsn KNIVES, JUST If CASST I
1 tie invocation was by Kev. U.
R. V. Bolster.
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Funeral services w A. M.
Pheips, a, lamer oi JViursnull ,
fneits, renu, auu miss uizabetn
Pneips, Vancouver, vvasn., wiu oe
hem ii om tne isiswonger ai Vv ins
low cnapel Here on inursday at
H a.m., with Kev. n. H. Prentice
of the First Presbyterian cnurch
in cnarge. Burial will be In the '
Greenwood cemetery.
Mr. Phelps, a resident of Bend
from laau until 1944'ano a former .
employe of Brooks-bcamon Lum
ber Company Inc., here, died in
Vancouver, Wasn., Monday morn
ing. PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland, Ore., Feb. 28 (lei An
active call was noted today on the
Portland egg market, which was
awaiting another price reduction
Thursday. Butter prices were un
changed. .
Butter Cube 93 score 42c;
92 score 4254; 90 score 42c; 89
score 4I73C pound.
I.-.. T 1.. . . .
I -E-Bfia niw: w rciuucrs: aa
I large 45c; A large 43c; medium
A 0c; small 36c dozen.
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Tire
Eyeliners
Full size Firestone ,tlre relinlng
provides your tires complete
protection right up to the bead.
3-ply cemented and painted.
Passenger Car Sizes
4.75x5,00 to 7.00x17
$2.75 up
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800 Wall St Phone 860
LOCAL CARTAGE
BEND-PORTLAND
TRUCK SERVICE
Fast Dally Service Every Day
Of the Year
Phone 544
Trees Shrubs Vines
Roses Evergreens
and fruits. Extra hardy Minne
sota Stock. Stock sold F.O.B.
nursery, delivered or planted.
Free estimates for landscaping.
Will compete with all catalog
prices.
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STATE FARM MUTUAL
AUTO I'lltli LIFE
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