Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1949)
1 f; THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1949 US to Support Korean Republic Against Soviets Tokyo tin The United States is determined to continue full sup port ol the Korean republic head ed by Dr. Syngman hhee despite Korea's exposed position on the strategic map of eastern Asia, in the opinion of most allied leaders In this part of the world, u the present "cold war" be tween me umieu States and Kus 6ja snouiu turn lino anneu con liic'i. io,ea wouiu oe cunsiueieu mi auvaiiceU oase wnere rtiueri can troops wouiu iignt 10 tne enu vuin tner Korean hums, it is ue ciareu. Washington's determination to mauiuiiii a "lootnoia lor uenioc racy" on the Korean peninsula has been maue Clear in a series 01 moves in recent months, Ameri can uoseivers in oeoui point out. mesa moves nave inciuuuu luu diplomatic 1'ei.ogiuiiuii or ine le puunuui goveiuinint in oeoui as me legal government or ail ioi ea, inciuuiiig tne soviet -puppet area' in the norm, with Head quarters in Pyongyang; continua tion of military and economic as beanie iu cue aeuui government, and a continuing elloi t to aeveiop norea's economy. Troops to Beniain The nature ot American mili tary torces in Korea recenuy nas Dtcil tnouilieu out it is Oeiieveu tne totai liumoer ol Unueu states tioops in tne area soutn 01 tne aatn parallel win not be decreas ed, li has been announceu tnal boiled Slates nelp in developing Korean armed ioices wnl oe con tinued inaenniteiy and tne united hiaies will not oe influenced oy huaaias "propaganua move'' in wundrawing nussian troops from suviet-controlled areas or north Korea. The writer has visited Korea twice during recent months and was surprised each time at the increasing appearance ol cllicien- ey shown by the Korean armed THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN ' Jury Holds Hitting Waiter No Crime Marinette, Wis., Jan. 27 uia Jury held Tuesday that it's no crime to punch a waiter who shows up with the wrong dinner. Leo Simmons, 41, of Chicago, steward on a Milwaukee road train, sued Cart Hotzel, 22, of Crivitii, Wis.,' charging that Hot zel broke his nose when he tried to collect a bill tor a meal. liotzel claimed the meal served was not wnat he had ordered. The jury held that Hotzel did not wrongfully attack Simmons and refused to award damages to the steward. 'Buyers' Market' Coming for Cars San Francisco, Jan. 27 iU" A hignly competitive "buyers mar ket" m automobiles was predicted Tuesday before 2,500 delegate to the National Automobile Uealers' association convention. "We have come to the end of easv Street." vplet-fln auinmnhim salesmen told the delegates yes- icruay as tne convention got un derway with a "used car clinic," designed to remind dealers of me pre-war days when they sold two or three used cars for every new car. Th Hlnif whk fnnrlnptnH hv Spencer Honig, president of the ijus Angeies iviotor uar ueaiers association. Advertising expert Walter Tuf ford of San Liego discussed sales manship. He criticized the use of sucn liamboyant titles as "smil ing," "laughing," wildman" and "madman," as undignified. forces. , Strategically, Korea still is an additional "danger" pointing at the heart of Japan and that is one reason why Washingon is anxious to maintain a foothold there. Ko rea a iso is adjacent to Manchuria and Manchuria is remembered as one of the vital regions of Asia which the United Slates feels in time must be restored to a free non-communist Chinese govern ment. Claverdale Cloverdalo, Jan. 27 (Special) Mrs. Lois Starkey, Instructor at the Cloverdnle school, was called to Condon by the death of her brother-in-law. Mrs. Wesley Kee vy is teaching at the school dur ing her absence. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Goodrich left Saturday for a 10 day trip to Nevada and San Francisco, Calif. Don Brown Is driving the Red mond high school bus on the Clo verdale, lumalo route. C. M. Bell received word Mon day of the death of his father at Alouquerque, New Mexico. Saturday evening guests at the Earl Paulus home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamrlck and Mr. and Mrs. George Billingsley. Mr. and Mrs. homer Brown were callers at the Karle Paulus home. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. George Billingsley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamrick and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Griswold attended the Redmond Saddle club dance Saturday night. Mrs. C. M. Bell has been con fined to her home the past week because of illness. Cecil B. Moore, who Is engaged in salvage logging operations, has purchased pine timber at the ranches of C. Christy, Ray Har rington, E. A. Cyr and Earle Paulus. Work has been under way for the past two weeks. Princess Catches Measles in Palace London, Jan. 27 tU'i Princess Elizabeth, now with her infant son, her husband and her parents at the royal family's Sandring ham home, has come down with the measles, Buckingham palace announced Tuesday. The announcement made no mention of whether any quaran tine measures were being taken. The princess complained of feel ing ill for the past' day or two. Tuesday morning her physician, Dr. J. N. B. Ansell, diagnosed her ailment as measles and said it was "taking its ordinary course." Fuel Shortages Noted in Oregon Portland, Ore., Jan. 27 IW The current Pacllic, northwest coin weather is partially responsible for producing a shortage of iriost types bf fuel, especially sawdust, it was disclosed here Wednesday. Bill Alexander, manager of the Oregon Fuel Merchants associa tion, said the sawdust shortage was acute but that supplies ol coal and gas in western Oregon appeared ample to meet all needs. He suld a "son" lumber market has lowered stocks of wood fuel but that it generally was avail able. In eastern Oregon where coal Is more generally used than w'est of the Cascades the supplies were dwindling and rail shipments were slowing down, according to dealers. At La Grande dealers said they were down to a two days' supply. Most coal used in eastern Oregon comes from Utah with Wyoming and Colorado sup plying some. Alexander blamed consumers to a large extent for the sawdust shortage. He said most consum ers had insufficient storage space or neglected to "stock up" during the summer months when sup plies were at a peak. There are in the United States some 217,000 miles of primary highways which must be kept clear ofi snow, and in addition many miles of secondary roads and city streets. 1 cfh North Carolina is said to be the only state which is technically out of debt. DRUGLESS CLINIC Equipped to serve your health needs with Modern Physical Methods In both Diagnosis and Treatment. Safeguard your most valuable possession and insure your future happiness by attention to your health. We employ only Natural Meth ods. DR. R. D. Ketchum Chiropractic Physician Licensed In OREGON and CALIFORNIA Phone 7U4 124 Minnesota - BEND. OREGON " " I I I ' " . ' r ,---itlwTO?s;" 'M U:zr ' PiPgi - W u J tyKj -- "cy if IIGMTI.Y spur flint l?uick llior j ouglibred of yours. Feel it surjle uliead with a sure-footed stride, stepping out in front to set the pace with never a murmur or compluint. Yes, you can have quiet, lively horsepower like this, and a chassis' that's free of stillness and winter squeaks if you let us keep your Buick in tiptop shape. Take lubrication, for example. For the price of a routine "grease job" elsewhere, we turn our Buick trained men loose on n complete, tailor-made lubricution service from hood latch to trunk bundle. They make a regular habit of extra care, such as dropping a spot of graphite on the carburetor hcut control shaft, or using a special, non-slccve-soiliug lubricating slick on your door strikers and we could list a dozen more. The point is, these mechanics are Buick specialists of long and pa . ticnt experience they know your Buick and its needs better than anyone else and they take pains to keep you happy with it. Yet you don't pay a penny more. Why not drop in this week? Cold Hta Craity? lei u$ set a dote for checking over your cooling system sometime th'S week. Here's our prescription for protection: Drain radiator, engine block and car heater flush oul summer sludge. Inspect radiator cere for leaks. Check hoses for deteriora tion or loose connections. Exomn? tnermostat control. Adjust lan belt tension. Tighten cylinder b-.-a J. Put in genuine Buick antifreeze. Mm BEND GARAGE C 709 Wall St. Phone 193 LUT FISSC 4 lbs. 59c Prepared from Norwegian stock fish STEER BEEF Takn advantage of the low prices of BKEK.ff Buy cuts from these full grown grain fed Hereford steers at the same price as low grade beef. SLICtu BACON Worrell's Eustern Sugar Cured Lb. 59c BACON JOWLS lb. 39c Home Cured SALT PORK lb. 39c PORK ROAST"... lb. 59c PORK STEAK"... lb. 49c Shoulder PORK CHOPS .. lb. 59c Small Lean POT ROAST RIB STEAK . . lb. 59c lb. 69c LARD ....... 2 lbs. 45c Home rendered GROUND BEEF . lb. 49c Fresh daily Country SAUSAGE lb. 49c Home nutda Link SAUSAGE .. lb. 59c Small slzo Polish SAUSAGE lb. 49c Home made Swlft'nlnir Shortening 3 III. tin $1.09 MILK All Brands Con 14c Doll 11 1! Margarine AIM PS,"!ARGABIM?i,5i SflSMfcAfll i uiikii i ii. u i iuf mim ii ip,(! 1 lb. 36c Velveeta CHEESE 2 lb. loaf 89c . s & w COFFEE 1 lb. 53c 2 lbs. $1.05 Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 cans 29c Peaches No. 1 fall can 16c Freestone , Grapefruit Juice .... No. 5 can 21 c Hudsuu House. Prune Plums 2 cans 25c Oregon No. 3 cans Pineapple Juice can 18c Doli! No. 2 ran Freestone Peaches . ; , can 23c Star-Dee No. '' t fun'.- Sweet Peas can 10c Garden No., 303 can Cream Corn can 16c Dundeo or Garden No. 303 can String Beans can 16c Green Spot Cut No. can Diced Beets 2 cans 25c Hudson House No. 2 can Tomatoes 2 cans 29c Dundee No. 1 tall cans Tomato Hot Sauce 6 cans 29c mm 4 ri '' it"' Cashmere Eouquet Pclmo'ivc ItilV. Ituvs 3 for 29c Itiilh Sl.i-. Bar 14c 2 bars 21c FAB ' FAQuious WASHING Iv. I'kK. 32c PEET'S . Granulated Suup - uzm; t0:' l i.k. run. 39c (i'mnt rug. 90c , VEL B' ,:- t'fHU'Ul IN AMI I.S-. tiig. 32c (ilnnl. riig. 79c t ISudSi l,Ke, riiff. ; 33c Tuna Flakes 2 cans 49c Wlillncy Minced Clams can 39c Otter Tomato Sardines . . . . 3 oz. can 19c Corned Beef 12 oz. can 49c Vienna Sausage 2 cans 35c Van Camp's Naliey's Beef Stew can 73c No. 2' j can Chicken Sandwich Spread . can 49c Unity Aunt Sue S Swift's CLEANSER 3 cans 35c 12 . t un 45c fffe loHNSONjS I WAX Johnson's LIQUID WAX Pt. 59c Qt. 98c Johnson's GLO-COAT Pt. 59c - so. JOHNSOHj. SPINACH cello pkg. 19c Texas Pink GRAPEFRUIT doz. 59c Fancy Western CRANBERRIES ........ .. .. . lb. 16c Emperor GRAPES lb. 15c 2 lb. 25c Dry ONIONS 10 lb. bag only 35c SunkSsf ORANGES doz. 19c 2 doz. 35c M D Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 35c Matches 6-box carton 33c Paper Towels roll 14c Zee Wax Paper roll 21c 125 ft. roll Cream Wax 59c value 29c Johnson's Hlein & Johnson's Cream Wax Self Polishing Wax qt. 49c Aunt Sue French Dry Cleaner gal. 69c BM 7Vt, iwijjjaii-iii;iji?!iipta3
