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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1 945
Ward Threatens
Action on Taxes
Chicago, March 22 HP) Mont
gomery Ward and Co. will dis
continue making tax returns or
payments on sales In seized prop-'
erties "unless Wards is assured
that future tax collections will be
paid to it," H. L. Pearson, treas
urer of the firm, warned the army
today.
Pearson.'in a letter to Mai. Gen
Joseph Byron, army manager of
the seized properties, accused the
army of collecting sales ana ex
cise taxes from customers with
out paying them "to the proper
authorities, nor to Wards."
The army seized Ward's prop
erties in seven cities Dec. 28 to
enforce war labor board direc
tives.
Pearson said the company asked
Byron on Feb. 7 to make arrange
ments for reporting and paying
taxes for the seized properties. He
said he asked assurance that all
necessary tax returns and pay
ments "will be promptly and fully
met by the army" but no reply
had been received.
Assurance Asked
The company, he declared, has
continued to make the necessary
tax returns covering such sales.
But, he warned, if the army does
not repay the amounts "wnicn
Wards has advanced in payment
of taxes the army has collected,
dnci "unless Wards is assured that
future tax collections will be paid
to It," by tomorrow, the company
will stop making tax returns or
payments on .sales in tneseizea
properties.
. In another statement the com
pany charged that the army 'paid
from its own funds over $2,000,000
(M) more than it appropriated
(luring jih iiiH iiiuihii ui upuia-
tlon of the seized properties.
Previously, the army had noli
fled Wards that the government
planned to release to the company
52,275,000 (M) in time payments
made since the seizure. The gov
ernment also planned to release
Other disputed collections esti
mated at $900,000, the firm was
told.
Philippines Are a Rich Prize
Diphtheria Cases
In Molalla Mount
Molalla, Ore., March 22 UJi
Dr. Dan. P. Trulllnger,!Clackamas
county health .officer, today re
vealed 39 persons 'hiid diphtheria
In the little community of Molalla,
near Portland, causing schools
and the town's theater to close.
The health official said 11 of
the cases" haa been established by
clinical diagnosis and 28 by labora
tory tests. He satd he feared there
would be more cases.
tJAS),BAV op.
HfcRNfcp WAS
lAriNG MONEY
CfcOPOF
PHILIPPINES..
SUWIMG FIFTY
MIIUON POlLAtt
IN VALUE
Tl ANNUAL
SHIPMENT 10 U-4-OMEN
SfMtKHTlP
ONtTWOP Of TOTAL
Output....
.$.PAIP THREE ANP
ONE LP MILLION
P0LLAB1? IN AVtBA&E
YV8b TOR M08E WAN
HdLfOfPtuuPPiNe-
ExPCCTSCf TO8ACCO
paoodCTS-
WOULCfS LA0SEST
am,9 output totais
XOOQOOOYEAJ
S&COUP QAVICWG CROP.
WAPANPfOOP
U..CECeiVE.0
CEB NIME-TENTW
Of THt ISLAND'S
ANNUAJ.EXPOai TOTAL
Of HAlFAMILLION
TON Of- THESE
PfiOPUGTVAWEP
AT 0VEft THIRTY
MILLION DOUAR&-
TH TOTAL' ABEA Of
THE &UW7 IS
TJ,2J4,T0OAceS
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ISH STABLE fOO-CULTIVATION.
LA
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THIRD BANKING
AGQi CULTURAL CflOP
ftEBSBSa, BETTER
KNOWN AS MANILA
6MP,AMEttlCA,'j
B0PE-MAHING HBER
AVEBA&EP
350,000 BALE
A YAR ...
Alaskan Valley
Scene of Crash
Headquarters, 11th AAF, Alas
ka, March 22 HP) A land 'rescue
party climbing to the scene of the
crash of an army C-47 in Cathe
dral valley today reported 'little
progress in the search.
Of six aboard the plane, two
were believed alive. Two army
surgeons and one chaplain para
chuted to the wreckage after a
circling plane sighted It through
the Aleutian fog.
The lost plane presumably
strucK a mountain wnue en route
to the Aleutians from Anchorage
Marcn la. rames ot tnose aooard
were not released.
La pine
Lapine, March 22 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hunter and sons
attended a fellowship meeting In
Prineville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Coons of
Portland shipyards are visiting
this week with their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Powell.
R. Lomas, who recently rec
eived a- medical discharge from
the navy, and his wife Have
brought the Howard Miltehberger
place.
Mrs. William Foss, ,'who has
been in Portland on business re
turned home Monday.
. Mrs. Billy James left 'tat Mitch
ell Wednesday morning on busi
ness. . Mrs. J, C, Johnson went
as far as Prineville where she
will spend a couple of days visit
ine friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Of "Walla
Walla, 'has bought Amelia Cruise
place near Lapine and two of their
4 children entered school Monday.
One of the girls will stay at
Walla Walla 'until school is Out,
and then come to Lapine and enter
here next fall.
BENICIA "HAS FIRE '
Benlcla, Cal'., March '22 IP
Fire of -unknown origin early 'tc
day destroyed a 'half-block of bus
ness buildings. Including two his
torical landmarks, and for a while
threatened 'the Benicia city hall
until it was brought under con
trol. No deaths or injuries were
reported.
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P - aminomethylbenzenesuiw
mide, or sulfamylon. one of
newest of tho 1
claimed to be particuUrlv miJ1
tive in the lrln,.n .. 'I. eU
When the Philippines are completely m Allied hands, production of
ils many natural products will be speeded up and they will play
their part in the war effort Map above details the riches of the
.Philippines, lost to enemy when Americans recaptured the islands.
Dr. Trulllnger said the cause
was not known but that it was not
high water from recent rains.
ihe school board closed the
schools for a week as a precau
tionary measure. Dr. Trullinger
said the prevalence of the disease
in a community of less than a
thousand persons "amounts to an
epidemic."
Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge, March 22
(Special) The Desch&tes-Pleas-
ant Ridge Extension Unit met on
March 15 at the home of Mrs.
Gordon Wilcox. The project was
give the home sewing a pro
fessional look." Elizabeth Boeckli
was the leader. Twenty one mem
bers were present. I
Mrs. Lloyd Smith underwent an
operation last week. She is in a
Portland hospital and is reported
to he doing well.
Mrs; Irlona Fix and daughters
and Mrs. Betty Farsvedt and son.
of Bend were Sunday visitors at
the G. A. Kriger home.
Mrs. G. A. Kriger and Frances
were last Wednesday evening vis
itors at the Mikkelscn home.
Sunday visitors of the Mikkel
scn home were Mr. and Mrs.
Hjalmar Johnson of Bend, Sgt.
Lester Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Hansen and Hans, Mrs. C. C. Gll-
lenwater and Mrs. Shorty Wilcox.
Recent visitors at the Rasmus
Petersen home were Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Griffith of Mill City, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Farquarhson and Mrs.
Nell Farquarhson of Kennewick,
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schllekel
man received word that their son
John Schhekclman received his
gold wings on March 6, and is now
a chief aviation pilot.
John Peterson and family of
Bend were Sunday callers at the
J. W. Petersen and A. Ahlstrom,
homes. ,
Capacity for making synthetic
nitrogen products has increased
so greatly In the United States
during the war that imports of
nitrates from Chile may be elim
inated after the war.
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