THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1948
THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
Counterfeit Bills
Flooding Cities
In Christmas Rush
Chicago, Dec. 16 ill'i Extra se
cret service men were detailed to
day to search Chicago for print
ing presses which have been
grinding out hundreds of thous
ands of dollars in counterfeit
money. .
Harry D. Anheier, in charge of
the secret service here, said the
counterfeit ' ring is believed to
have its headquarters in the Chi
cago area, and is one -of the big
gest In years.
Apparently it hopes to cash in
on the Christmas rush, he said,
in the belief that merchants do
not have time to examine the
money handed them. For the last
six weeks, Anheier said, counter
feiters have been flooding the na
tion with fake money.
Whether all of it has come
from Chicago, or whether two or
more rings are operating inde
pendently is not known, authori
ties said. New York and Chicago
have been major dumping
grounds for the spurious curren
cy. But the bogus bills also have
been passed in the midwest, in
the southwest, and in scattered
sections from coast to coast.
' Four arrests Made
So far, four arrests have been,
made in Chicago and Illinois. But
in each case, the suspect was a
"passer," not one of the key mem
bers of the ring.
The amount of counterfeit mon
ey passed on to the public has
been estimated as high as $1,000,
000. Anheier said, however, that
the amount actually spotted to
date would not exceed $500,000.
Anheier said the counterfeit
syndicate sells its product in big
lots and apparently knows how
to make connections with "pass
ers" who never have been Involv
ed in counterfeiting before.
Most of the bogus money spot
ted so far, he said, has been $10
and $20 bills. He said they were
"dangerous," the secret service
term for clever reproductions.
Most laymen would have a dif
ficult time spotting them, he said,
because the engraving job is "excellent."
Fire Causes $154,000 Damage
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Firemen battle a tour-alarm blaze which destroyed four warehouse!
in St. LouLa, Mo. Two firemen were Hurt lr the blaze which caused
an estimated $164,000 damage, as flames irapea to residence next
door, irmklna flvn funlllM hnmitlen.
Brown or White,
All Eggs Alike
""' Washington ll Food superstl
. tions die hard, the agriculture. tie
partnient says.
Take the one about eggs. Many
people say they prefer brown
shell eggs to white or vice versa.
But eggs are eggs, the depart
ment says. There's no difference
in taste (if both kinds are fresh)
or nutritive value.
Then there is the housewives'
ai'gument over the relative mol lis
of cane and beet sugar for jelly
making. There's no chemical dif
ference whatever, according to
the experts.
No Danger in Cans
Some folks still cling to the no
tion that food will spoil if set
away in a can. Although such acid
foods as fruit or tomatoes may
acquire a slightly metallic taste,
thoy are not damaged. Food also
may be kept safely in aluminum
utensils, the department says. A
darkening of the aluminum docs
not indicate harm to the food.
Many food fallacies are con
cerned with combinations of cer
tain dishes at' the same meal.
There's no need to hesitate about
drinking milk with fish, sour
cherries, tomatoes or any other
food. If some of the combinations
"curdle in the stomach, so nuicn j
the bettor for your digestion. No i
two foods that are good for you
separately will hurt you when
eaten together, nutritionists ex
plain. And in case anyone is still won
dering, appendicitis is not caused
from eating fruit seeds.
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Salem Reinstates
Two Policemen
Salem, Dec. 1G (" The Salem
civn service commission vester
day reinstated detective Hobart
Kiggins and patrolman Leland
weaver as city police officers.
The action was taken after a
Z'i-hour hearing of their anneal,
They were given retroactive pay
from Nov. 12, the date they were
fired from the police force by
Chief Frank A. Minto on charges
uiey participated in political ac
tivity opposing the present form
of city government. They were
accused of campaigning for a city
commission and the abolishment
of the city manager-city council
form of government.
Quiz Kids Fail
On Farm Question
Tumalo, Dec. 10 (Special)
La wreflifc Allen's questton,'"What
Is a Mullcy Cow?" stumped the
Quiz Kids on their national radio
program Nov. 28 at Chicago while
Lawrence was there for the na
tional 4-H congress.
As a result, Lawrence was
awarded a $239 radio-phonograph
combination when he explained
"mullcy" meant hornless or poll
ed. The radio is being sent him.
Lawrence and Miss Betty Koth,
of Glen Vista, who also attended
the 4-H congress at Chicago as a
result of being a state winner in
canning, returned home last
week, coming by the southern
route.
One dollar will buy as much
npnipillin tnrlnv nc $'jn urnttlH Kittr
f,- ...... u..i.j V-V "UJ
a few years ago; production is
ia.uuu nines as grear as in me
first six months of 1943.
Alfalfa
Alfalfa, lice. 16 (Special) Leo
nard Oavison was In the Willam
ette valley on business recently.
Arlene Mayfleld, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mayfleld, Is
one of the five majorettes at the
Redmond grade school. Arlene is
a pupil in tho sixth grade. .
Recent house guests at .the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Smith auj family included Mr.
and Mrs. Carlon Tucker and fam
ily of Boise, Idaho.
Phil Scribner has returned aft
er spending a month in the John
Day country where he was em
ployed. F. Tweedle, of Klamath Falls,
was a recent business visitor at
the Raymond Mayfield home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mayfield and
son spent last, Friday visiting
relatives in Bend.
The Alfalfa grange will hold its
regular meeting Friday, Dec. 17.
Installation of officers will take
place at the Tumalo grange hall
on Dec. 20.
Convict Admits
Murder Charge
Angleton, Tex., Dec. 16 UnA
33-year-old convict faced murder
charges today for slicing off the
head Of another prisoner in the
presence of 225 other inmates wno
"dummied up", to protect the
slayer.
Ernest Cleve Jones, 33, con
fessed yesterday that he decapi
tated Clarence William Redwine,
38, with a heavy vegetable knife
during the evening meal at the
Retrieve prison farm near here.
The farm's entire population
was eating in the mess hall at the
time of the killing Monday but
the murder was not discovered
until they inarched out. Then
guards found Redwin's body lying
on the floor. His head lay on the
table where it had fallen next to
his plate.
Four guards were on duty in
the mess hall but at the moment
of the slaying their attention was
attracted to a disturbance raised
by 10 or more prisoners in anoth
er part of the mess hall. It was
not determined whether the dis
turbance was created deliberately
to distract attention from the killing.
Self-Cleaning Paint
Devised in Britain
London mi Engineers on Brit
ain's railway lines can't miss the
signals now. A new white paint
has been developed for signal
posts that stays white in spite of
dirt and weather.
The self-cleaning paint, made
with a new pigment, and other
materials wnich are being kept
secret, "shedsV layers throughout
a process of "chalking." In stan
dard paint, the surface disinteg
rates and forms a powdery resi
due which may be washed away
by ram.
While the disintegrating sur
face of the new paint is washed
away by rain, a new layer Is ex
posed underneath. The process is
repeated until the paint has disap
peared entirely but no matter how
thin it wears, no discoloration
takes place.
Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. 59c
Veal Chops ........ lb. 69c
Veal Shoulder Steak. . lb. 65c
Pork Loin Roast .... lb. 59c
, Pork Side piece. . lb. 59c
Pork Chops ........ lb. 69c
Tamales 2 for 35c
Stldds Chicken
BACON JOWLS
For Seasoning
lb. 45c
LARD
Open Kettle Rendered
2 lbs. 59c
Beef Rib Steak
From Young Grain Fed
STEKltS ... ,
lb. 69c
Beef T-Bones
From Same Grain Fed
. STEERS
lb. 89c
SHOP
NOW
STATE COSTS UP, TOO
Bismarck, N. D. UI'i The cost
of government is keeping pace
with the cost of living, according
to tho North Dakota state budget
board. The board has recommend
ed that appropriations for nor
mal government expenses for the
next two years be raised $5,867,393
over the appropriations of 1947.
The budget board calls for appro
priations Ot $4B,6U3,U2(i.
i IT'S ECONOMY WEEK IN BEND
On Hy. 97 South
FREE! BEST FOODS MENU PLANNER
Buy Best Foods Real Mayonnaise
or Sandwich Spread
pt. 49c qt. 97c
MOUNTAIN VIEW GROCERY
& MOTOR COURT
Phone 5X9
Candy Canes 5c and 10c
Pitted Dates lb. 29c
Shelled Walnuts J lb. 39c
Tom and Jerry Batter. . pkg. 59c
Cluster Raisins pkg. 39c
Mixed Nuts, salted.. 7 oz. tin 59c
Societe Mallow Mints 39c
8 oz. tin.
Watermelon Pickles.... jar 59c
Tc Garden 20 ox. Jar .
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1948 Pontiac "8"
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1948 Willys Station
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like new.
1940 Plymouth Sedan
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1940 Chevrolet Special
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overhauled very good.
1947 GMC 2i Ton
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1943 GMC 21 Ton
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Remember: Ward Motor guaranteed sales, backed by a supeibly
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Roasted Peanuts, fancy., lb. 29c
Mixed Nuts lb. 37c
Paper Shell Pecans lb. 39c
Walnuts, fancy ........ lb. 33c
Walnuts, orchard run .... lb. 29c
IXL Almonds .. .... lb. 43c
Radio Mix Candy ...... lb. 28c
Hard Mix
Dixie Mix Candy lb. 25c
Commercial Chocolates 2 lbs. 69c
ASSORTED
Chocolates. ..... 2 lb. box $1.49
Gum Drops ........... lb. 27c
Orange Slices lb. 27c
Ribbax Mix ............ lb. 45c
Hostess Fruit Cake .. Ige. SI. 29
Keller's Fruit Cake.... Ige. $1.25
Hard Sauce 6'oz. jar 49c
PLUM PUDDING FIG PUDDING
DATE PUDDING
KRAFT
CHEESE ASSORTMENT
Varieties of Cheese
Gift Box $3.25
KERR'S
ASSORTED PRESERVES
12 Varieties 12 Jars
Gift Box $3.95
Plus Tax
Sea Food
GIFT PACKAGES
Box $6.95
Men's
COLOGNE LOTION SOAP
TOILET SETS
$1.95 value for $1.39
Plus Tax
Wonderland Gift Packages
ASSORTED FRUITS, NUTS,
CANNED FOODS
$8.50 $6.00 - $4.65 $3.00
No Troulie No Fiism
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CIGARETTES
BOXED CANDY CIGARS
Sweet Peas can 10c
Oregon Sun No. 2 can
String Beans can 16c
Yumhill No. 2 can
Sweet Potatoes can 15c
. No. 2'j can
Pumpkin, fancy 2 cans 25c
Hudson House No. 2'j ran
Diced Beets 2 cans 25c
Hudson House Fanry No. 2 can
Blended Juice No. 5 can 29c
Hudson House 47 oz. ran
Orange Juice No. 5 can 29c
Hudson Hoiikl 17 oz. cull
V-8 Juice - No. 5 can 33c
47 oz. can Vegetable Cocktail
Prune Juice qt. 29c
SUIIMWCCl
Grape Juice qt. 39c
Tea Gurdeii
Sweet Pickled Apricots, can 45c
S & W No. Vt can
Red Sour Cherries . can 29c
1M) Pitted No. 2 can
Bartlett Pears .... can 37c
Sliver Grille No. Vt can.
Pineapple can 35c
Crushed No. 2 can
Peaches, fancy can 29c
Hunt's No. 'i't can
BISQUICK . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . large package 47c
Softasilk CAKE FLOUR ........ . . . large package 38c
POWDERED SUGAR 3 lb. package 29c
Sea Island or C & H CANE SUGAR ..... 10 lb. bag 89c
. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
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CRACKERS
Lge. Pkg. 30c
Sunshine
Krispy
Crackers
2 lb. box
49c
New Crop NAVAL ORANGES. mesh bag 39c
POTATOES, U. S. No. 1 10 lbs. 29c
Texas Pink GRAPEFRUIT doz. 59c
SWEET POTATOES only lb; 5c
Ortley APPLES box 98c
if
WAXED PAPER .125 foot roll 19c
American CHEDDAR CHEESE ........ 2 lb. loaf $1.19
FRESH EGGS grade A med. . .... .... . dozen 75c
Snowdrift SHORTENING 3lb.tin$1.15
Ocean Spray CRANBERRY SAUCE ... . . . . can 18c 3
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